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The doctrine of the three-personhood of God: Father, Son, and Holy Spirit; who, though existing in three distinct persons and work towards different arenas, are the same God, of the same mind, and the same purpose.
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How do Trinitarians explain the almost exclusive use of singular pronouns to refer to God in...
In the New Testament, the term "God" usually references the Father (not the Trinity as a whole), and "Lord" usually references the Lord Jesus Christ (see again 1 Cor 8:6). … The Nicene understanding is also called "the monarchy of the Father" - a potentially confusing term, but check the following link for more explanation:
https://cbtseminary.org/whos-tampering-with-the-trinity …
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