Hebrews 9:14 shows us the __________.

• A. Temple
• B. Trinity
• C. Mercy
• D. Covenant

Answer: (B)

This verse highlights the triune work of God in salvation. It speaks of Christ offering himself to God through the eternal Spirit. The wording ties the Son’s sacrifice to the Spirit’s empowering and to the Father to whom the sacrifice is presented, showing three distinct divine Persons acting in concert. The phrase “eternal Spirit” identifies the Holy Spirit as a personal, divine agent, not a mere force, and the reference to God points to the Father. Taken together, the passage depicts the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit working together in redemption, which is why it’s used to illustrate the Trinity. While Hebrews uses temple imagery and speaks of cleansing, this line foregrounds the involvement of all three Persons in the salvific act.