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In Romans, Paul speaks of the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit within 5 verses. The Spirit is God’s love poured into us, Jesus was our means of access to Grace, and it is God’s Glory we share. Jesus is God’s grace, the Spirit is God’s Love and God is I Am.
The term Trinity was introduced by a third-century theologian, Tertullian, to underscore the “oneness” of God. The doctrine of the trinity was first affirmed in the Nicene Creed which was agreed upon at the meeting of the church council in 381 CE. This creed affirms the Holy Spirit as, “the Lord, the Giver of life, who proceeds from the Father. Who, with the Father and the Son, is worshiped and glorified.” Saying that the Holy Spirit and Son are glorified is an acknowledgement that they are God.
I bind unto myself today the gift to call on the Trinity
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Very good article. I read the book, The Shack, 7 times. I highlighted, and cross referenced many parts of that book. It was an awakening of sorts for me. I was raised in a Pentecostal church and I had been disillusioned many times. I have never given up on my relationship with God, however, my relationship was distant. I grew closer to God and many of my questions were answered through my searching the scriptures because of the book.
I love the movie! I have watched it 4 times and taken notes. I live the depiction of the trinity. The people criticizing the book and the movie take special offense at the depiction of the trinity. I love how you point out that “trinity” is not a term used in the Bible.
I believe there is a lot of “gagging at a gnat and swallowing a camel” here. Thank you, again.