love you Lord and we just want you to just to send your Holy Spirit upon this place and this

hour that we freely commit to you and give back. We thank you now for what you're about to do

and we ask that you would settle us so all of your servants can clearly hear. In the name of Yeshua,

Jesus, the Christ we pray. Amen.

So before we get deep into the study, I do want to do a small review of what we were talking about last week in chapter one of Genesis, verse 26, because I think it's real important.

So in our study, the objective was to talk about the Godhead in a fashion biblically that discusses why it is so important that Christians understand this unique and majestic must have and must be

by God the Father, God the Son, and God the Holy Spirit.

It is a relationship that is eternal for everlasting, from everlasting, always has been never disconnected,

always independent, yet always together.

And it's important because it puts everything in perspective

as we walk, our Christian walk, we start to see clearly

how this must be, has to be, and will be forever.

So it was from the beginning that this eternal nature has been.

We need to understand that without it, if we don't have this, it allows things to creep in.

And they're creeping in because people don't understand

it and is breaking down their Christianity. One of the things that we talked about in regards

to this blessed communion was the undisputable reason because it keeps the Bible alive and active.

We have to have it for that purpose,

and it's there for that purpose, the undisputable purpose. There's other reasons that people waver on the aspects of the Trinity and the Godhead, whichever you prefer, and for good reasons because some people

have taken it way out of context, where it doesn't make sense. But from the biblical standpoint,

an understanding to keep the scriptures together, it makes perfect sense, and it aligns

with what the Bible says all along.

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