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The Unity of Three
There seems to be a great deal of confusion about how three distinct personalities can be evident in one being. Over the years, I've observed that the issues say as much about how little we understand ourselves, as we also do not understand who our Creator is. I have had a description that lays to rest misunderstanding, for years. Let's make this description personal. It's just you and me, from the beginning of interaction to understanding.
Let's say that all I know about you is your name, contact information and a reason to contact you. I send you a letter, asking questions and explaining my reason for contacting you. In your response, you answer my questions and discuss your views on the issues I asked about. Now I know more about you than your name. I know something about how you think and respond, something about your personality. That is one aspect of you. At the end of the letter, you include your phone number, inviting me to call.
I call you, the next day. We have a very pleasant conversation. You conclude the conversation with, "I'll be in town next week. Let's get together for lunch". Now, I have a voice to go with the personality. That is the second aspect of you. So far, we know each other, much better.
We get together for lunch at the appointed time. We have a good meal and enjoy conversation over coffee. Now, we see all of the mannerisms and facial expressions that don't work in print or over the phone. That is the third aspect. Through the whole process, you were the same person and I was who I am. Neither of us changed or separated from ourselves. We were both unique in our individual unity. In meeting each other, we illustrated the nature of God, our Creator. We now understand three expressions of one individual, in unity.
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