
The Christian doctrine of the Trinity tells of God who has been fully incarnated in the person of Jesus Christ in the presence of the Holy Spirit. This doctrine affirms that God the Father (Abba) of Jesus Christ is the triune God as the one God sharing God’s self with the Son and the Spirit in divine life and fellowship. For the Trinity in the context of the Hebrew Bible, there is a comprehensive dialogue with Israel’s Elohim traditions.1
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