The Solemnity of the Most Holy Trinity (Trinity Sunday - Gospel Reflection)
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- Опубліковано 26 вер 2024
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That was great "food for thought" and inspiring to me. Thank you for your words of wisdom. Peace and love
The Trinity is not an easy reality to reflect on and to make clear. Well done.
When a Catholic gets baptized does this happen ( Acts 19: 5, 6 ) . If it doesn't try ( Galatians 1: 12 )
Huh?
Oh I forgot Acts 10:48 NABRE , sorry
@@CapuchinFranciscans You depend on what was taught to you in 431AD . I depend on 33 when Jesus said
in ( Matthew 15:9 ) NABRE " In vain do they worship me, teaching as in your case doctrines of the Council of Ephesus, or doctrines of men. I only hear 1 doctrine which comes from Jesus , ( Matthew 10:4-5 ) NABRE . These councils of yours are strangers ( Matthew 10:5*) NABRE Final note this is 2024 the year of our Lord, not the year of your Lord 1593 as in 431
By strengthening your relationship with each person of the trinity you have created 3 Gods ,they all have to be involved simultaneously or you have 3 Gods. In the NAB page 30 N T Matthew 10:20 and page 91 N T Mark 13:11 the 1st person of the trinity and the 3rd person of the trinity are the same person. Page 70 N T Matthew 28:19 the 2nd person of the trinity and the 3rd person of the trinity page 205 N T Acts 20:28* are also the same person. How Peter got to be the 1st pope and you don't follow Acts 2:38 page 180-181N T and Acts 10:48 page 192 N T is beyond me. If you follow Matthew 28:19 shouldn't Matthew be the 1st pope ? My uncle made rosary beads for St. Anthony's Church in Revere, Ma. I was 9 years old at the time. When I turned 20 he was still making them.
Christianity is a fundamentally trinitarian religion, confessing three persons in one God who are one in essence.
@@CapuchinFranciscans Does that mean in Matthew 1:20 an Luke 1:35 that the 3rd person aka the dove that overshadowed Mary is the Father of Jesus?
The earthly father of Jesus is St. Joseph, meant to shepherd over Jesus in an earthly way. Jesus' father is God the Father, and his mother was "overshadowed" by the Holy Spirit who caused her to conceive. Yet these trinitarian persons are one God.