The word Trinity is not found in the bible, however, the bible speaks of a triune God and so does the Old Testament.
In Genesis 1 we read: "...and the spirit of God moved upon the waters of the deep". Not God move, but rather the "SPIRIT" of God moved. That is, the "HOLY" Spirit. In the Gospel of John we read: "In the begining was the word, and the word was 'with' God, and the word 'was' God". Although when we read Genesis, it makes no mention of Gods word, but John received revelation from the Holy Spirit that when God spoke, God was giving a command..."Let there be light..." and His word went forth to create it. "and God 'SAW' (past tense) that it was good. God was not calling Light to come forth, God was giving His word the command to create it. Again, John says in His written inspiration as documented in John3, the word of the Holy Spirit, " 3 All things were made by him; and without him was not any thing made that was made. The Holy Spirit raises Gods word as the creator. Again in the 14th verse "...and the word became flesh and dwelt among us and we beheld Him..."
So indeed we see the Father, the Son and the Holy Spirit. On the seventh day God rested, or stoped, because at that time, there was nothing left to create. In the second chapter of Genesis, we don't see God as the sole individual speaking anymore, but rather now for the first time we see the title "LORD" God and continues throughout. God rested on His word on the seventh day, and the Word after completeing the creation, became the Lord God of His creation, becoming one with God and being 'with' God.
The Holy Spirit hovered over the waters of the deep because before God could do anything with a formless and void world with darkness upon it (death buried the land which held the nutrients of life) so the Holy Spirit sanctified the land deep below the surface of the waters and sanctified it, or set it apart, and then God was able to separate the waters from the waters, raise up the land from the deep and create "NEW" life. That is what the Holy Spirit does.
We are a NEW creation born from above, raised up by the sactification, or baptism of the Holy Spirit. No longer considered unworthy of being one with God. "I will pour out my Spirit upon all flesh...".
In Genesis 1 we read: "...and the spirit of God moved upon the waters of the deep". Not God move, but rather the "SPIRIT" of God moved. That is, the "HOLY" Spirit. In the Gospel of John we read: "In the begining was the word, and the word was 'with' God, and the word 'was' God". Although when we read Genesis, it makes no mention of Gods word, but John received revelation from the Holy Spirit that when God spoke, God was giving a command..."Let there be light..." and His word went forth to create it. "and God 'SAW' (past tense) that it was good. God was not calling Light to come forth, God was giving His word the command to create it. Again, John says in His written inspiration as documented in John3, the word of the Holy Spirit, " 3 All things were made by him; and without him was not any thing made that was made. The Holy Spirit raises Gods word as the creator. Again in the 14th verse "...and the word became flesh and dwelt among us and we beheld Him..."
So indeed we see the Father, the Son and the Holy Spirit. On the seventh day God rested, or stoped, because at that time, there was nothing left to create. In the second chapter of Genesis, we don't see God as the sole individual speaking anymore, but rather now for the first time we see the title "LORD" God and continues throughout. God rested on His word on the seventh day, and the Word after completeing the creation, became the Lord God of His creation, becoming one with God and being 'with' God.
The Holy Spirit hovered over the waters of the deep because before God could do anything with a formless and void world with darkness upon it (death buried the land which held the nutrients of life) so the Holy Spirit sanctified the land deep below the surface of the waters and sanctified it, or set it apart, and then God was able to separate the waters from the waters, raise up the land from the deep and create "NEW" life. That is what the Holy Spirit does.
We are a NEW creation born from above, raised up by the sactification, or baptism of the Holy Spirit. No longer considered unworthy of being one with God. "I will pour out my Spirit upon all flesh...".
