Where does Acts 7:55 show all three persons of the Trinity?
According to the context, Acts 7:55 presents all three persons of the Godhead in one verse: Stephen is full of the Holy Spirit, he looks steadfastly into heaven and sees the glory of God, identified as the Father, and then Jesus the Son is mentioned.
Les teaches that Acts 7:55 is another place where all three persons of the Godhead appear in one verse. The Holy Spirit is evidenced in Stephen, who is full of the Spirit. Stephen looks up steadfastly into heaven and sees the glory of God, which in this case is the Father. Then Jesus the Son is named. Les also notes that the next word is significant, because ordinarily after Christ ascended to the right hand of the Father, He sat down, and Scripture says it.
But he, being full of the Holy Ghost, looked up stedfastly into heaven, and saw the glory of God, and Jesus standing on the right hand of God,
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What did Stephen say he saw in Acts 7:55-56?
In Acts 7:55 and 7:56 Stephen twice says he sees Jesus standing at the right hand of God: "I see Him standing on the right hand of God."