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The third person of the Trinity, understood by Christians as God present and active in believers' lives.

The third person of the Trinity; God's presence at work in the world, guiding, comforting and inspiring believers.

The Trinity is the belief that this one God exists as three distinct persons: Father, Son and Holy Spirit. Each is fully God, but each is distinct from the others. They are not three separate gods, nor does each make up one-third of God.

The third person of the Trinity, understood by Christians to be present and active in creation.

Distinguish the Word, meaning the Son, from the Spirit, meaning the Holy Spirit.

Support explanations with precise details from Mark 1:1–8: the River Jordan, confession of sins, John's clothing, the sandal strap and the contrast between water and the Holy Spirit.

When explaining worship, connect a practice to its meaning: speaking in tongues may be understood as a gift of the Holy Spirit, rather than simply describing a lively service.

The person of the Trinity who guides and helps Christians to live according to God’s will.

The third person of the Trinity, understood by Christians as God's active, life-giving presence. Genesis 1:2 describes the Spirit of God hovering over the waters.

Christians understand creation as the work of the one God: Father, Son and Holy Spirit. John 1 deliberately echoes Genesis with the phrase ‘In the beginning’, but introduces the Word, understood as Jesus, the Son of God.

The person of the Trinity through whom Christians believe God is present and active, guiding and strengthening believers.

Holy Spirit

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AQA GCSE Religious Studies A · 8062

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Eduqas GCSE Religious Studies · C120