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    The Bible Does Not Explicitly Teach The Doctrine of The Holy Trinity It Is Rather Assumed Such As

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    While the Bible does not explicitly lay out the doctrine of the Trinity, it references the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit in several passages. These include Luke describing the Holy Spirit coming upon Mary and Jesus at his baptism, Paul ending a letter with a blessing mentioning all three, and Jesus announcing before his departure that the Father would send the Holy Spirit. Together these passages point to the Trinity even if it is not directly defined.

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    The Bible Does Not Explicitly Teach The Doctrine of The Holy Trinity It Is Rather Assumed Such As

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    While the Bible does not explicitly lay out the doctrine of the Trinity, it references the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit in several passages. These include Luke describing the Holy Spirit coming upon Mary and Jesus at his baptism, Paul ending a letter with a blessing mentioning all three, and Jesus announcing before his departure that the Father would send the Holy Spirit. Together these passages point to the Trinity even if it is not directly defined.

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    While the Bible does not explicitly lay out the doctrine of the Trinity, it references the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit in several passages. These include Luke describing the Holy Spirit coming upon Mary and Jesus at his baptism, Paul ending a letter with a blessing mentioning all three, and Jesus announcing before his departure that the Father would send the Holy Spirit. Together these passages point to the Trinity even if it is not directly defined.

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    The Bible Does Not Explicitly Teach The Doctrine of The Holy Trinity It Is Rather Assumed Such As

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    While the Bible does not explicitly lay out the doctrine of the Trinity, it references the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit in several passages. These include Luke describing the Holy Spirit coming upon Mary and Jesus at his baptism, Paul ending a letter with a blessing mentioning all three, and Jesus announcing before his departure that the Father would send the Holy Spirit. Together these passages point to the Trinity even if it is not directly defined.

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    The Bible does not explicitly

    teach the Doctrine of the Holy


    Trinity; it is rather assumed such
    as:
    Luke 1:26-38
    The Holy Spirit shall
    come upon thee, and
    the power of the Most
    High shall overshadow
    thee. And therefore also
    the Holy which shall be
    born of thee shall be
    called the Son of God.
    Luke 3:21-22
    After all the people had
    been baptized and Jesus also
    had been baptized and was
    praying, heaven was opened
    and the Holy Spirit
    descended upon Him in
    bodily form like a dove. And a
    voice came from heaven,
    You are my beloved Son; with
    2 Corinthians 13:14
    St. Paul ends his letter to
    the Corinthians at Corinth
    with the grace of the Lord
    Jesus Christ, the love of
    God and the fellowship of
    the Holy Spirit be with you
    all.
    John 14: 15-17
    In His famous farewell
    discourse delivered after the
    last supper Christ
    announced that He was
    going to the Father who
    would ask him to send the
    Holy Spirit.

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