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✨ The Oneness of the Holy Trinity ✝️

✨ The Oneness of the Holy Trinity ✝️

The Holy Spirit is in God the Father, and God the Father is in the Holy Spirit.
The Holy Spirit is in God the Son — the Lord Jesus, the Nazarene Christ — and the Lord Jesus, the Nazarene Christ, is in the Holy Spirit.

The Spirit of God is in the Spirit of the Blessed Holy Lord Jesus, the Nazarene Christ.
And the Spirit of Jesus Christ is in God the Father.

Thus, the Holy Trinity is one Supreme High God — eternal, indivisible, and perfect in unity.

The Holy Trinity is one, not three.
Not separate beings, but one divine essence — one eternal presence, one holy light.

In this sacred mystery, there is no division, no boundary, no otherness.
The Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit dwell within one another in perfect love and divine fullness.

The Holy Trinity is the eternal harmony of divine being —
the everlasting truth that God is one in essence, three in holy manifestation,
forever blessed, forever one.

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