Cornerstone Study
The Holy Trinity
One God made manifest through three distinct Persons — equal in Godhood, distinct in office
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Worship Music
Whose Name Alone
An original Yona Tree worship song tracing creation from the formless void, in praise of Elohim — Father, Spirit and Son. Tuned to A444.
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An original worship song by Yona Tree. Beginning with the formless void of Genesis 1, it gives praise to the One whose name alone is Elohim — blessing the Father, the Spirit and the Son. Recorded tuned to A444. Full lyrics are available in the video description on YouTube.
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