Text: Genesis 1 and John 1
- This one true, living eternal, personal, all powerful God reveals Himself clearly
- He is a singular Deity manifested in three persons Genesis 1:1,2
- He refers to Himself as a singular plural Genesis 1:26-31
- We also see another person in this singular plural stated in the Old Testament – Psalm 2:2,6,7; Proverbs 30:4-6; Daniel 3:24-26
- God reveals Himself to us in Scripture in the term Godhead
- This is the Biblical term used to express the singular plural reality of the Triune God.
- Acts 17:22-34; Romans 1:18-32; Colossians 2: 6-15
- God reveals each person in the Godhead expressed distinctly at the same time
- Matthew 3:16,17; Matthew 1:18-25; Luke 1:26-35
- God reveals each person in the Godhead separately
- We see a distinction between God and the Spirit of God – Genesis 1:2; Psalm 139:7; Job 26:13
- In Colossians 2:9, we see this expression of the Triune Godhead to be the Son
- This is the Biblical term used to express the singular plural reality of the Triune God.
- We see the full expression of this triune, singular, plural God in Creation
- God the Spirit distinctly expressed in Genesis 1:2
- The plural expression of God in the creation of mankind in Genesis 1:26
- God the Son clearly credited with creation in the New Testament in John 1:1-14 and Colossians 1:12-22
- We see that this is the True God and that eternal life is only found in Him – I John 5:20
- He is the Eternal God
- He is the Creator God
- He is the Almighty God
- He is the Redeeming God
- He is the Triune God
- He is the only true, living God worthy of our worship and devotion.