Is Trinity Biblical Part I

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I will be discussing the foundation of Trinity History with primary sources and the Sacred Word. Any primary sources can be found at a university, theology library, online primary sources, or local library. Trinity is a Catholic Doctrine and belief that many Christians are following based on the Three Ecumenical or Universal Creeds that all founders of the faith compromise on.

Terminology: Catholic means the Universal


cath·o·lic
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  (especially of a person's tastes) including a wide variety of things; all-embracing.
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  of the Roman Catholic faith.
  
  
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  a member of the Roman Catholic Church.
  
  

[h=2]Full Definition of CATHOLIC[/h]1
: a person who belongs to the universal Christian church

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: a member of a Catholic church; especially : roman catholic

Greek Kata with respect, holos whole, katholikos universal, Late/Latin catholicus, Old French catholique and Late Middle English is catholic.

adjective1.of or relating to a Catholic church, especially the Roman CatholicChurch.

2.Theology.

• (among Roman Catholics) claiming to possess exclusively the notesor characteristics of the one, only, true, and universal church havingunity, visibility, indefectibility, apostolic succession, universality, andsanctity: used in this sense, with these qualifications, only by theChurch of Rome, as applicable only to itself and its adherents and totheir faith and organization; often qualified, especially by those notacknowledging these claims, by prefixing the word Roman.
• (among Anglo-Catholics) noting or pertaining to the conception ofthe church as the body representing the ancient undivided Christianwitness, comprising all the orthodox churches that have kept theapostolic succession of bishops, and including the Anglican Church,the Roman Catholic Church, the Eastern Orthodox Church, Church ofSweden, the Old Catholic Church (in the Netherlands andelsewhere), etc.

3.pertaining to the Western Church.

Trinity: noun
[COLOR=#878787 !important]noun: Trinity; noun: Holy Trinity; noun: the Trinity; noun: trinity; plural noun: trinities

• the Christian Godhead as one God in three persons: Father, Son, and Holy Spirit.
  
  
  • a group of three people or things.
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• • the state of being three.
    [COLOR=#878787 !important]"God is said to be trinity in unity"
    
    Middle English: from Old French trinite, from Latin trinitas ‘triad,’ from trinus ‘threefold’
    
    [h=2]Definition of TRINITY[/h]1
    : the unity of Father, Son, and Holy Spirit as three persons in one Godhead according to Christian dogma
    
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    not capitalized : a group of three closely related persons or things
    3. the Sunday after Whitsunday observed as a feast in honor of the Trinity
    
    HMMMM, moment!!!!!
    
    Whitsunday: noun
    
    
    1.the seventh Sunday after Easter, celebrated as a festival incommemoration of the descent of the Holy Spirit on the day of Pentecost.
    
    Pentecost, the 50th and final day of the Easter Season, celebrates the outpouring of the Holy Spirit upon the Apostles in the book of Acts, ushering in the beginning of the Church. 50 Days after Jesus' resurrection (and 10 days after his Ascension), the apostles were gathered together, confused and contemplating their future purpose and mission.
    On the day of Pentecost, a flame rested upon the shoulders of the apostles and they began to speak in tongues (languages), by the power of the Holy Spirit. Thus Pentecost is a time for many Catholics and other Christians to celebrate two important realities: the Holy Spirit and the Church. Pentecost has long been a very important feast in The Catholic and Orthodox Churches because it celebrates the official beginning of the Church. It is one of the twelve Great Feasts of the Eastern Church, second only in importance to Pascha (Easter). Pentecost always falls on a Sunday, fifty days after Easter Sunday (inclusive of Easter Sunday), and occurs during mid-to-late Spring in the Northern hemisphere, and mid-to-late autumn in the Southern hemisphere. The summer season of Ordinary Time begins on the Monday immediately following Pentecost Sunday.
    
    Liturgical Color(s): Red
    Type of Holiday: Solemnity; Holy Day of Obligation
    Time of Year: 50 days after Easter
    Duration: One Day (or an entire octave in older custom)
    Celebrates/Symbolizes: The outpouring of the Holy Spirit on the Apostles and the founding of the Church
    Alternate Names: Whitsunday
    Scriptural References: Acts 2:1-11; The Book of Acts
    
    
    
    Noticed that Catholic Church is involved in every aspect of the Christian Faith even Protestants. Lack of Knowledge people shall perish!!
    
    Part II Coming Soon!! Please study the history of Athanasian Creed.
    
    
    
    
    
    
    
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