A sonnet on the Trinity (a poem)
I did not want a solo deity
For I had heard that God is Trinity
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I did not want a solo deity
For I had heard that God is Trinity
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With many names, but just one Name,
Each is God
And each is Lord.
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Try me. The door is open.
Reach beyond my surface self
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ALL other … The the and the
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In kindness, equal. In ability, boundless. In fellowship holy.
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They say don’t say much on the Trinity
Lest you show a human affinity
For getting it wrong.
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Mysteries of time
Are coming to fulfilment —
And all the blessings of heaven
Are promised to us in Christ
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God, besides whom, there is none. Rock of waters, fount of flame, Holy Spirit, Father, Son.
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Beginning with your word, the Word.
“Light.” You spoke and there was life.
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