The Holy Trinity in One
"Then God said, 'let Us make man in Our image,
and the Holy Spirit, each one distinct, yet not
separate, are connected by love in a divine unification
as one in a triangle of perfection. God, the Father’s goal
in His economy is to dispense Himself into the Son and
through the Holy Spirit into His people. God the Father
is the source of all divine life and the fountain of living
water, God the Son is the expression of divine life
and the spring of living water, and God the Spirit is the
essence of divine life and the dispenser of the living water
into His people. God the Father has placed His fullness in
the Son. Through the Son, all things in Heaven and Earth were
created and are held together in Him. The Trinity, though each
being distinct, always move as one in their actions. Their actions
are joint and never taken independently of each other. Through the
Father, Son and the Spirit; the God-man, Jesus, came into existence
in an earthly body of flesh in sinless perfection, that through
His death and resurrection, all who believe are reconciled to
the Trinity of God and are presented by God the Spirit
to God the Son, and then to God the Father as holy, blameless,
and beyond reproach. God has placed the idea of trinity in each
person, as the rule of three. We each have a body, soul, and
spirit. Our spirit has intuition, conscience, and communion with God.
Our soul has the mind, the will, and our emotions. The rule of three is
spread in nature and us throughout our life in our thought and speech.
Morning, noon, and night. Breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Faith, hope,
and charity; and it goes on and on and on. But, if something is one,
then how can it be three? Well, you see, one team can have many players.
One car has many parts. One body has many members. It is difficult
to fairly and accurately explain the Trinity. We try, but humans, and our
language, still fall short of a complete explanation of the Trinity. It is the
divine mystery dwelling in an eternal enigma. One day we will all have this
mystery opened to us clearly in our resurrection eternal bodies. As Paul,
the Apostle said, “For now we see through a glass, darkly; but then face
to face: now I know in part; but then shall I know even as also I am known.”
