Welcome to Bible mysteries.

What if there are secrets in the Bible the world doesn't want you to know?

You're listening to Episode 254,

The Mystery of the Trinity.

Now here are your hosts, Scott and John.

Thank you. Scott and John. Hello and welcome once again to Bible Mysteries podcast. I'm Scott Mitchell. I'm John Potts and this is the show that talks about things in the Bible. The world doesn't want you to know.

John, today we're going to talk about something the world has known a long time and all of Christianity has known about it, but there's still debate about this. We're going to talk about the mystery of the Trinity.

We've had a lot of requests for this.

Yeah, so this is a mystery.

This is a brain teaser for people and myself included.

Yeah.

It's hard for me to wrap my small intellect around this concept.

Every time I try to do it, every time I try to jump into understanding

it, it seems like I just spiral out of control and I'm just like, but a lot of people have that

same conundrum. I agree. I've talked to a lot of people about this that struggle with the same

thought. And we're going to try to provide an analogy today that maybe will help us put it in

perspective.

But before we get into all that, John, why don't we go ahead and welcome our latest and newest seekers?

I can handle that.

So our latest and newest seekers are Jamie Ruffiner and Amanda Lynn Dilley Rigsby.

And they both came to us in July of this year. Thank you all very much for your support. Thank you, Jamie. And Amanda is so special, she's got four names, so she must be something. I tell you, now, I feel privileged to know she's a seeker, because just for the fact that she's got four names. Yeah, when you sent that over to me and I was practicing the names because a lot of times I butcher them and I'm just famous for that, right?

So I get them ahead of time. I was like, Amanda Lynn Dilly, Rigsby, so is this two people and Scott forgot to put a comma in here or something, right? But I was like, no, she's legitimately got four names and that's, I think it's pretty awesome. That does sound like something I could do. Forget the comma.

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