RJ
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The Triune God: God the Father, God The Son and God The Holy Spirit.
We learn about it, we put the pieces together and see it in the Bible and we believe but it takes a complex thought process to really rap your arms around. Similar to other supernatural things like the Immaculate Conception and Resurrection but I personal have the Holy Spirit to nudge me forward to truth and I believe, if nothing else by Faith.
But with the Trinity, I came across something awhile back ( many probably have heard this), it is an analogy that helps me get my arms around the concept of 3 in one and it's an egg.
The whole egg is comprised of three parts: the egg shell, the egg yoke and the egg white. These three are separate entities but yet they comprise one egg, unmistakable, they are all egg.
Similar to the egg in the 3 in one concept only of course, is the Trinity and again it is God the Father, God the Son and God the Holy Spirit. All three of these God parts are all different, yet they are all God. The divide in this analogy is that the egg is a physical, tangible object that can be can physically separate into it's 3 egg parts. Though all divinely God: God, Jesus Christ and the Holy Spirit are all different entities, are spiritual and can not be separated.
We learn about it, we put the pieces together and see it in the Bible and we believe but it takes a complex thought process to really rap your arms around. Similar to other supernatural things like the Immaculate Conception and Resurrection but I personal have the Holy Spirit to nudge me forward to truth and I believe, if nothing else by Faith.
But with the Trinity, I came across something awhile back ( many probably have heard this), it is an analogy that helps me get my arms around the concept of 3 in one and it's an egg.
The whole egg is comprised of three parts: the egg shell, the egg yoke and the egg white. These three are separate entities but yet they comprise one egg, unmistakable, they are all egg.
Similar to the egg in the 3 in one concept only of course, is the Trinity and again it is God the Father, God the Son and God the Holy Spirit. All three of these God parts are all different, yet they are all God. The divide in this analogy is that the egg is a physical, tangible object that can be can physically separate into it's 3 egg parts. Though all divinely God: God, Jesus Christ and the Holy Spirit are all different entities, are spiritual and can not be separated.
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