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Sandra McCracken - Trinity Song Lyrics

Artist:
Sandra McCracken

Lyrics

Holy Father, Son and Spirit


Holy Communion, Three in One


Holy Father, Son and Spirit


Holy Communion, Three in One


Come with Your peace, with Your invitation


Bind us together in holy love


Come with Your peace, with Your invitation


Bind us together in holy love


Holy Father, Son and Spirit


Holy Communion, Three in One


Holy Father, Son and Spirit


Holy Communion, Three in One


Come with Your peace, with Your invitation


Bind us together in holy love


Come with Your peace, with Your invitation


Bind us together in holy love


Holy Father, Son and Spirit


Holy Father, Son and Spirit


Holy Father, Son and Spirit


Three in One


Three in One


Three in One


Three in One


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Meaning & Inspiration

Trinity Song turns a compact confession of Father, Son, and Spirit into a prayer for peace and unity. The repeated phrase Three in One names the central Christian teaching of one God known in three persons, while Holy Communion suggests both divine fellowship and the shared life into which the worshiping community is invited. Rather than treating the Trinity as an abstract formula, the lyric connects that confession to love that binds people together.

The invocation of Father, Son, and Spirit closely reflects Matthew 28:19, where all three are named together in the baptismal command. Its prayer to be bound together in holy love also recalls Ephesians 4:3-6, which joins the unity of the Spirit and the bond of peace with one Spirit, one Lord, and one God and Father. Through restrained language and deliberate repetition, the song presents divine communion as the source of peace among believers. Its worship is therefore both doctrinal and relational, asking that the unity confessed in God shape the gathered community.

Related Scripture

  • Matthew 28:19 Jesus names the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit together in the baptismal command.
  • Ephesians 4:3-6 Paul joins the unity of the Spirit and the bond of peace with a confession of one God.