Doctrine map: Trinity
Father, Son, Spirit, creation, incarnation, worship, and triadic blessing.
Reading scope: canonical.
Open this guide in the Concept AtlasTrinity
The Trinity is the classical Christian doctrine that the one God eternally exists as Father, Son, and Holy Spirit, distinct in person yet one in divine being.
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Next, move toward Father as Source and Sender and watch how the route narrows or widens.
Explore Trinity in the AtlasFather as Source and Sender
The Father is portrayed as source and initiator, sending the Son and the Spirit, exercising primacy without denying equality (John 3:16-17; 5:19-23; 14:26; Gal 4:4-6; 1 Cor 15:24-28).
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Next, move toward Son of God and watch how the route narrows or widens.
Explore Father as Source and Sender in the AtlasSon of God
Jesus bears the unique divine Sonship, sharing the Father’s nature and authority and declared God’s Son in power by resurrection, as revealed in John 5:18, Matthew 3:17, and Romans 1:3-4.
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Next, move toward Holy Spirit and watch how the route narrows or widens.
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The Holy Spirit is the Spirit of God, confessed in Christian theology as the third person of the Trinity, active in creation, prophecy, the life and mission of Jesus, the birth and…
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Next, move toward The Incarnation and watch how the route narrows or widens.
Explore Holy Spirit in the AtlasThe Incarnation
The Incarnation is the Christian confession that the eternal Word or Son of God assumed true human nature in Jesus of Nazareth, born of the virgin Mary.
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Next, move toward Apostolic Triadic Benedictions and watch how the route narrows or widens.
Explore The Incarnation in the AtlasApostolic Triadic Benedictions
Apostolic blessings coordinate grace, love, and fellowship from Jesus Christ, God, and the Holy Spirit, reflecting lived worship and communion with the Three (2 Cor 13:14; 1 Pet 1:2; Eph…
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Next, move toward Worship and watch how the route narrows or widens.
Explore Apostolic Triadic Benedictions in the AtlasWorship
The ascription of worth to God — encompassing sacrifice, song, prayer, obedience, and the whole-life orientation of God's people toward Him.
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