Trinity

In our exploration of Trinitarian foreshadowing in the Old Testament, we now turn our attention to a passage that provides intriguing insights into the personhood and divinity of the Holy Spirit: Isaiah 63:10-14. This text offers a unique glimpse into the complex nature of God, hinting at the distinct personhood of the Holy Spirit while…

In our ongoing exploration of how the Trinity is foreshadowed in the Old Testament, we turn to our fourth and final Messianic passage for this series: Psalm 110. This psalm provides another intriguing glimpse into the divine nature of the Messiah and the distinction of persons within the Godhead, further demonstrating how the Old Testament…

In our exploration of how the Trinity is foreshadowed in the Old Testament, we turn our attention to Psalm 45. This royal wedding psalm provides a remarkable glimpse into the divine nature of the Messiah and the distinction of persons within the Godhead, offering another clear example of how the Old Testament hints at the…

In our ongoing exploration of Trinitarian foreshadowing in the Old Testament, we turn our attention to an intriguing prophecy in Zechariah 2. This passage offers a striking glimpse into the divine nature of the Messiah and the distinction of persons within the Godhead, providing another clear example of how the Old Testament hints at the…

The Trinity—God existing as three distinct persons in one divine essence—is often viewed as a New Testament concept. Yet, this profound truth is actually woven throughout all of Scripture, including the Old Testament. In this series, we will explore how this is the case by examining five key passages that foreshadow the Trinity. We begin…