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The Triquetra: Early symbol of the trinity. The three equal arcs express an eternity, continuous form, indivisibility in their “interweaving,” and their centre is a triangle—the ancient trinity symbol. | The Triquetra: Early symbol of the trinity. The three equal arcs express an eternity, continuous form, indivisibility in their “interweaving,” and their centre is a triangle—the ancient trinity symbol. | ||
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The pagan fish images were interlinked to symbolize the individuals within the trinity. | The pagan fish images were interlinked to symbolize the individuals within the trinity. | ||
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As mentioned, the Bible does trumpet, “…the invisible things of Him from the creation of the world are clearly seen, being understood by the things that are made, even His eternal power and Godhead” (Rom. 1:20). There are patterns in creation that mirror the patterns in the Spirit world. This is also stated in the books of Corinthians and Hebrews. But completely defining aspects of the spirit realm by the physical world is simply not valid.
One can understand how God thinks—or patterns of the spirit world—by the things that are made. For instance, structure-oriented people typically build houses with straight lines and clear rooms. It is their nature to think in that way. Artistically-inclined people would include more angles, spaces and alcoves. This is their nature.
Trinitarian Symbolism
The Equilateral Triangle symbol of the trinity: The three distinct angles combine to make one complete figure.
The Circle and Triangle symbol suggests the eternity of the trinity.
The All-Seeing Eye symbol is supposedly the all-seeing eye of God, looking out from the triangle of the trinity.
The Triquetra: Early symbol of the trinity. The three equal arcs express an eternity, continuous form, indivisibility in their “interweaving,” and their centre is a triangle—the ancient trinity symbol.
The pagan fish images were interlinked to symbolize the individuals within the trinity.