Trinity in Creation

The sermon explores the doctrine of the Trinity within Old Testament scriptures, focusing primarily on Genesis chapter one. It examines how the plural Hebrew name Elohim and the phrase ‘let us make man’ indicate a plurality of persons within the Godhead. The instructor identifies the distinct roles of the Father as initiator, the Son as the agent of creation through New Testament parallels, and the Holy Spirit as the sustainer who hovered over the waters. By analyzing these passages alongside Psalm 110 and Mark 12, the lesson demonstrates that Trinitarian truths are present in the Old Testament, affirming the unity and distinct personhood of the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit in the work of creation.