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Main Truth: God the Father, God the Son, God the Holy Spirit are all equally and unified as one God while three distinct persons.
My thoughts
Is the reason that God didn’t systematize a teaching on “trinity” is that it’s immensity would be lost and its packaging would distract us from it’s importance?
The Father sent His Son to die for you, a truth made known and applied by the Spirit
Outside thoughts
3 who’s, 1 what
False:
3 gods
1 god who shows up in three ways
3 persons all fully God.
One God who is fully one
Slowly revealed over time
Christian implications for trinitarian God
baptize in the singular name of trinity
worship, obedience, following God— we need to be sure we are following the ACTUAL God of the universe.
Are we sanding off the edges of God?
No analogies for trinity because God is immense
The Father, Son, and Holy Spirit are separate persons, each person is fully God, there is One God
https://www.desiringgod.org/articles/love-seeking-understanding
God the Father exists absolutely perfect and powerful and awesome
God the Son is the Image, Word, Idea, Logic, Understanding of God that God the Father has of Himself
The Son is then existant with the Father as the Father understands Himself
God the Holy Spirit is the love between the Father and the Son
God the Father always existed and there was never a time when He didn’t fully understand who He is.
That understanding is not less, but different than the Father and is the Son.
The Son is the exact image of God because God’s understanding of Himself is perfect.
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“God’s idea of himself is absolutely perfect and therefore is an express and perfect image of him, exactly like him in every respect; there is nothing in the pattern but what is in the representation—substance, life, power nor anything else…But that which is the express, perfect image of God in and in every respect like him is God to all intents and purposes…” (Jonathan Edwards, An Essay on the Trinity, p. 101).
“God’s idea of himself is absolutely perfect and therefore is an express and perfect image of him, exactly like him in every respect; there is nothing in the pattern but what is in the representation—substance, life, power nor anything else…But that which is the express, perfect image of God in and in every respect like him is God to all intents and purposes…” (Jonathan Edwards, An Essay on the Trinity, p. 101).
The Father and the Son love each other and glorify each other.
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