padre

padre

Dios, la primera Persona de la Santísima Trinidad. Jesús reveló que Dios es Padre de una manera única: no sólo como creador, el origen de todas las cosas, sino también como Padre eterno en su relación con su Hijo único, que es eternamente engendrado por el Padre y consustancial con el Padre (240, 242).

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