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Who do you worship ?
The Father The Son or The Holy spirit?
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50 comments

  1. Kote Christie says:

    God

  2. Jeff Salpeter says:
  3. Jeremy Ryan Butler says:

    All three

  4. Cody Ashton Hitchen says:

    We worship God so all three

  5. Johnny James James says:

    I pray to. the Father through his son, Jesus Christ (YASHUA).

  6. John Bowman says:

    I pray to the Father through the Son. But I directly praise the Father through His Holy Spirit.

  7. Jireh D Hormann says:

    All of Him.

  8. Clive Samuels says:

    GOD IS FATHER, SON AND HOLY SPIRIT.

  9. Michael Hile says:

    A Christian worships one God, who is Father, Son and Spirit.

  10. Jereme McAlpin says:
  11. C.J. Bouril says:

    God alone; God the Father, God the Son, and God the Holy Spirit – drawing us (those whom He has chosen (Matt. 22:14)) that worship either of the Three Persons, back to the One, God Himself (Jn. 6:44)!

  12. Gabriel Santiago says:

    When you Worship the Son you will Worship The Father. And the reason why you Worship Is Because Holy Spirit indwell in you.

  13. Earl Downing says:

    It’s a false trichotomy.

  14. Paul Bailey says:

    Worshiping anyone other than the Father is idolatry.

  15. Jarrett Lee Farewell says:

    Reference the Athanasian Creed.

    Whoever desires to be saved should above all hold to the catholic (universal) faith.
    Anyone who does not keep it whole and unbroken will doubtless perish eternally.
    Now this is the catholic faith:
    That we worship one God in trinity and the trinity in unity,
    neither blending their persons
    nor dividing their essence.
    For the person of the Father is a distinct person,
    the person of the Son is another,
    and that of the Holy Spirit still another.
    But the divinity of the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit is one,
    their glory equal, their majesty coeternal.
    What quality the Father has, the Son has, and the Holy Spirit has.
    The Father is uncreated,
    the Son is uncreated,
    the Holy Spirit is uncreated.
    The Father is immeasurable,
    the Son is immeasurable,
    the Holy Spirit is immeasurable.
    The Father is eternal,
    the Son is eternal,
    the Holy Spirit is eternal.
    And yet there are not three eternal beings;
    there is but one eternal being.
    So too there are not three uncreated or immeasurable beings;
    there is but one uncreated and immeasurable being.
    Similarly, the Father is almighty,
    the Son is almighty,
    the Holy Spirit is almighty.
    Yet there are not three almighty beings;
    there is but one almighty being.
    Thus the Father is God,
    the Son is God,
    the Holy Spirit is God.
    Yet there are not three gods;
    there is but one God.
    Thus the Father is Lord,
    the Son is Lord,
    the Holy Spirit is Lord.
    Yet there are not three lords;
    there is but one Lord.
    Just as Christian truth compels us
    to confess each person individually
    as both God and Lord,
    so catholic religion forbids us
    to say that there are three gods or lords.
    The Father was neither made nor created nor begotten from anyone.
    The Son was neither made nor created;
    he was begotten from the Father alone.
    The Holy Spirit was neither made nor created nor begotten;
    he proceeds from the Father and the Son.
    Accordingly there is one Father, not three fathers;
    there is one Son, not three sons;
    there is one Holy Spirit, not three holy spirits.
    Nothing in this trinity is before or after,
    nothing is greater or smaller;
    in their entirety the three persons
    are coeternal and coequal with each other.
    So in everything, as was said earlier,
    we must worship their trinity in their unity
    and their unity in their trinity.

  16. Julian Collins says:

    I worship the Father through the Son by the Power of the Holy Spirit xx

  17. Henry Anthony says:

    I worship Farther in the name of Jesus and with the power of Holy Spirit

  18. Akuovizo Isaac says:

    For me ,when I worship the Father , through the Son , in the Spirit

  19. Mark Beecher says:

    Jesus said, “The only way to The Father, is through Me” And, He also said “If you’ve seen me, you’ve seen The Father” … therefore, when we worship Jesus Christ, we are also worshipping The Father, in whom also resides The Holy Spirit. The Holy Spirit enables Christian life by dwelling in the individual believers and enables them to live a righteous and faithful life.

  20. Richard Baa Amponsah says:

    Jesus is God. God is manifest in Jesus as Christ. Since God is omnipresent He is both the Son and the Father. Son and Father are just roles. It does not make God two.. God is one. 2Tim 3:16. 1John 5:20

  21. Ferdinand Ramento says:

    Father God through Jesus Christ

  22. Butch McLaughlin says:

    God is one. However in accordance with Jesus directions I pray to the Father through the Holy Spirit in the name of Jesus. Worship however given to the ONE God.

  23. Rizaldy S. Menor says:

    I worship the Father The Son AND The Holy Spirit.

  24. Jacob Hoss says:

    Yes.

  25. Edward Rivera Sr. says:

    I worship God the Father and Jesus Christ His Son, whose name is above all names through the guidance of the Holy Spirit… for which they are One.

  26. Terry von Berg says:

    “ I and the Father are one” Jn 10:30, “whoever acknowledges the Son has the Father also” 1Jn 2:23. “Anyone who has seen me has seen the Father”Jn14:9. Unity within plurality. Is it a mystery? Yes, but then God is mysterious, however it would seem that when we worship God we worship all of God, Father, Son and Holy Spirit, distinct but indivisible. ?

  27. Justin Farmer says:

    We worship the father through the son by the holy spirit

  28. Jeff Finster says:

    My God… in “Spirit” and “Truth”.

  29. Robert Redgate says:

    Yes… they are the same. Please read Isaiah 9:6.

  30. Lee Mewes says:

    All of them. They’re one in the same

  31. Rick Holtsclaw says:

    Salvation, eternal life, is not possible without the work of all Three in the Trinity; therefore, they are One-God and worthy of all worship and praise.

  32. Ralph Edwards II says:

    We worship the Father through the Son in the Holy Spirit

  33. Nehemiah Andrew says:

    We worship the only one God-who consist of three divine persons Father, Son and Holy Spirit.

  34. Steve Losee says:

    um…yes. Next question?

  35. Emalson Onorioma says:

    We know of One God who has revealed Himself in three Revelations and that is who we worship

  36. Paul Kaiser says:

    One God in three Persons, Father, Son and Holy Spirit. Jesus said, whoever does not honor the Son does not honor the Father Who sent Him. Thomas worshipped the Risen Jesus saying, my Lord and my God. Jesus did not correct Him. The Holy Three are together One God, Unity, but 3 distinct Persons, Trinity, and all worthy of our worship equally.

  37. Miracle Madueke says:

    It’s God we worship..
    There’s no segregation in it

  38. Peter T Kent says:

    The Father through the Son in the Spirit!

  39. Ruth Grubaugh says:

    All three since they are all God

  40. Nicholas Juma Wanyama says:

    You are confused! ..get the meaning of the word God first before you confuse yourself. We worship Father only. Worshipping Jesus and Holy Spirit would be Idolatry.

  41. Uma says:

    It is like your asking breathing in or breathing out which is important

  42. Stephen Cooke says:

    All 3, because they are all God.

  43. Richie Porter says:

    Psalm 95:6
    Worship the Father through the Son in his name and communion with the The Holy Spirit.
    One must send Isiah 6:8 John 3:16 one shall go Isiah 64:10
    One will anoit 1st. Samuel 16:12-13
    2nd Corinthians 1:21-22

  44. Grant Reedy says:

    One God, the Father through the Son by the power of the Holy Spirit, as I can do nothing of myself.

  45. Judith Gatchalian says:

    As Christians we believe in a triune God. One GOD in three divine persons.

  46. Chris Burns says:

    I worship the God of Jesus and the God of the apostles.

  47. Nakai Cox says:
  48. Crist Glen says:

    Praying to the Father through Christ by the power of Holy Spirit