Holy Spirit reveals the heart and mind of God.

Who is the God that so graciously saved and sanctified us? The Person called the Holy Spirit has, amongst others, the divine work to reveal the character, yes, the heart and mind of God, to us.

 


The Spirit reveals God by opening our eyes to be in awe of the almighty God who created the vast creation in which we live.

The Spirit reveals God by opening our hearts to the message of the Holy Scriptures – inspired by the Holy Spirit.

The Spirit reveals God to our spirits and minds and lead us into our personal relationship with our God by giving as the gifts of hope, faith, and love.

 

Jesus said to his disciples, according to John 16: 13 – 15:

When he, the Spirit of truth, comes, he will guide you into all the truth. He will not speak on his own; he will speak only what he hears, and he will tell you what is yet to come. He will glorify me (Jesus Christ), because it is from me that he will receive what he will make known to you. All that belongs to the Father is mine. That is why I said the Spirit will receive from me what he will make known to you.”

 

The Holy Spirit guides us into all divine truth. This is why it is an excellent custom to observe Holy Trinity Sunday on the first Sunday after Pentecost has been celebrated.

 

The Holy Trinity has been revealed to show us the essence of the character of God and when we believe this revelation, the Holy Spirit brings us to worship, to being in awe of our Holy God and to revere his divine love and harmony.

 

At the centre of God’s character is the revelation of the LORD as a relational God. The essence of God is that the Trinity, from all eternity, exists as God in the relationship of Father, Son and Holy Spirit.

 

The Father is God, the Son is God and the Holy Spirit is God – the one and only true God. And the three ways of God’s existence are in perfect harmony, at peace, with one another. The three Persons of the Holy Trinity share the one, eternal Throne of Light with love and in harmony. “Listen people of God, the LORD our God, is one!”

 

As God is in perfect accord with Godself, we also are to be in harmony with our God, the Holy Trinity, and in harmony with all God’s children. Holy Trinity, in essence meaning God-in-relationship, desires us to share in the LORD’s peace, harmony, and love.

 

The Father created us for this purpose and the Son came to recreate this harmony for our redemption and salvation, by giving his life to take away the sin that stands between us and God. The Holy Spirit was sent to live in us to grant us faith and power to have a relationship with the Father through our relationship with the Son.

 

God calls men and women, boys and girls, to be in fellowship with Godself and to be commissioned and sent into the world to share this divine heavenly peace with all who still live outside a relationship with the LORD God of the covenant of grace.

 

Glory to the Father, the Son and the Holy Spirit! As it was in the beginning it is now and will forever be!

 

A liturgical Creed for Trinity Sunday:

I believe in the one and only almighty God:

the Holy Trinity, Father, Son, and Holy Spirit.

The LORD our God, the LORD is one!

 

I believe in God the Father,

Creator and Sustainer of all things;

 

And in God the Son,

Jesus Christ, our Saviour and Lord,

who suffered and died for our sins,

rose from the dead,

and is exalted in heaven

for the sake of our eternal victory;

 

And in God, the Holy Spirit,

who assembles the Church,

makes us one body in Christ,

convicts us of both sin and forgiveness,

and works eternal life in us. AMEN.


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