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The Trinity

The Holy Trinity is one of the most important and key beliefs in our faith. The belief in one God who is three persons is a belief that sets us apart from the non-Christian religions in this world. However, the Trinity is not an easy belief to describe or understand. It is the most pure, holy, and mysterious being that exists. We cannot even comprehend the power, love, holiness, and majesty that is present in such a being. God does want us to know of its existence though, and include many truths about the Trinity in Holy Scripture. In fact Holy Scripture is the most important tool we can utilize in order to gain an understanding of this most holy being. When we use the Holy Scripture to gain knowledge of the Holy Trinity we must realize there is different ways of describing it, depending upon the author. The first that we will look at is the Johannine writings.The Johannine writings include the Gospel of John, the First Letter of John, and the book of Revelation. In these books we gain a good understanding of Jesus' relationship with God. Probably one of the best quotes for describing this relationship would be in John 20:17. In this verse Jesus tells Mary Magdalene to tell his disciples, "...I am ascending to my Father and


Jesus may be the child of both, as they are one, but as separate beings God is his Father. He never refers to the Holy Spirit with this Father language. Second of all, God sends the Holy Spirit upon Jesus, thereby showing the relationship between the Holy Spirit and Jesus, and most of all revealing the relationship between all three of them. This is why he tells us so much about this divine mystery through the Holy Scriptures. 14:28) This tells us that while Jesus is one with God, he is also a separate being, and is obedient to God his Father. This is also emphasized further in other parts of the Gospel in which Jesus states that he is sent by God and is working to fulfill his Father's plan. your Father, to my God and your God. However, we must still recognize that they are still complete separate beings also. When we look at all of these we gain an understanding of the existence of the Holy Trinity. In order for this to work the Holy Spirit must also be unified, and equal to God and Jesus, while also being obedient to each the Father and the Son. These Johannine writings also shed light upon the third person in the Holy Trinity, the Holy Spirit. The Holy Spirit is it's own being, and yet it is also the Spirit of God. The next writings we will give us a further understanding of the Holy Spirit as the third equal in the Holy Trinity. " This quote shows us first that Jesus in calling God his Father is in unity with him, and even equal to him.

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