Similar
MCC-40243 Kazuifelkolom met gekruisigde Christus en Maria Magdalena (1)
Waldburg-Gebetbuch 114, illuminated manuscript
Chasuble , silk & velvet with gold thread, Florence, c. 1475, gold & silk cross on linen, Middle Rhine, c.1500, Cologne orphrey, c. 1450-1500 - Museum Schnütgen - Cologne, Germany - DSC09903
Crucifixion, II Half of XIII Century, St Mary Perivleptos Church, Ohrid Icon Gallery
Aragon-f194-Crucifixion - Public domain dedication image
Missale wolfegg 1485 - Public domain dedication image
German 15th Century, Christ on the Cross between the Two Thieves, c. 1490-1500, NGA 12084
Kristus på korset med de tolv apostlarna - Skoklosters slott - 99066
Lojsta - KMB - 16001000528787 - Public domain dedication image
Related
Manuscript Illumination with the Trinity, from a Book of Hours
Manuscript Illumination with the Trinity, from a Book of Hours
Manuscript Illumination with the Descent from the Cross, from a Book of Hours
Manuscript Illumination with the Descent from the Cross, from a Book of Hours
Manuscript Illumination with the Descent from the Cross, from a Book of Hours
Manuscript Leaf with the Resurrection, from a Book of Hours
Manuscript Leaf with the Crucifixion, from a Book of Hours
Manuscript Leaf with the Resurrection, from a Book of Hours
Manuscript Leaf with the Holy Communion, from a Book of Hours
Manuscript Illumination with the Trinity, from a Book of Hours
Summary
Public domain photo of a golden object, France, free to use, no copyright restrictions image - Picryl description
The concept of the Trinity is a central doctrine of Christianity that refers to the belief in one God who exists as three distinct persons: the Father, the Son (Jesus Christ), and the Holy Spirit. The three persons of the Trinity are equal in power and glory, and yet distinct in their roles and relationships with one another. The Father is the source of all that exists, the Son is the redeemer of humanity, and the Holy Spirit is the comforter and guide of the Church. The doctrine of the Trinity is rooted in the teachings of Jesus and the apostles, as well as in the early Christian Church's reflection on the nature of God and on the experience of God's presence in the world. The Trinity is a mystery that transcends human understanding and cannot be fully grasped by the human mind.