From the first use of pluralism…
that God is more than simply one entity,
and to tell us, in further reading, of the Father,
the Son and the Holy Spirit by certainty,
back from the beginning to the middle…
when at the baptism of Jesus, a voice says
and declares,“This is my Son in whom I am
well pleased,” and a dove appears… seen in days
of man… all three, heard… the Father, seen…
the Son, also seen the Spirit… in the dove,
combined and acting separately together…
they act to complete the truth of love,
to the end of days… the fulfilling of their
love for all mankind and when at His return…
let no man or any other entity so contained ever
think they might refrain from being strewn.