A detailed description of the true nature of God as well as the trinity.

1 Our Father in Heaven, would that you should know that all light that permeates the universe, both the physical and the spiritual, comes from God; that God is our Father and our Mother in heaven and their only begotten Son in the flesh, Yeshua the Messiah. And these three are the Elohim, the God of Heaven and Earth.
2 And the Celestine Light of Elohim issues forth from the Father and the Mother through Yeshua, for so they have decreed, and shines into the darkness of the world, and the darkness cannot overcome it.
3 When thickest lays the oppressing night, the rays of the Celestine Light of Yeshua the Messiah bridges the dark void between God and man.
4 From the beginning of creation, all who humbly sought the truth and lived in ways pleasing to God and had faith in the greater power and majesty of God received a portion of their Celestine Light to guide and uplift them according to their faith and goodness.
5 Near and far across the Earth and through all time, God has touched the righteous and bestowed riches of wisdom and spirit upon the pure in heart who humble themselves before the majesty of the Almighty and do good works with selflessness and charity.
6 Among the Hebrews, the Christians, the Muslims, the Buddhists, the Taoists, and the Vedics, verily, among all who sought truth and light that they might draw closer to God, they have ever illuminated with a portion of their glory.
7 Now unto all who will receive it is given the fullness of the Gospel of Celestine Light as it was taught by the Son of Light when he walked upon the Earth; those who would be called Children of Light will be strangers no more, but one with the source that they may prepare the world for the glory to come.
8 Therefore, we now impart the fullness of the Gospel of Celestine Light, which has been hidden from the world, but is now given unto you. If you are humble of spirit and love Yeshua with gladness and thanksgiving, the truth will resonate in your heart with a sweet melody.
9 In the beginning was the Son, and the Son was with our Heavenly Father and Mother.
10 And the Father and the Mother are God and the Son is God, and these three individuals are the Elohim, the Trinity of Light, with immortal bodies of flesh and bone as tangible as man’s but glorified and perfected in every way.
11 And the Celestine Light of the Elohim issues forth in spirit and essence from their presence to fill the immensity of space. It illuminates all the suns in the heavens and gives life to all things, even as their Holy Spirit fills the hearts of all the Children of Light wherever they may dwell.
12 The power and will of the Father and the Mother focuses through the Son, and the light of Yeshua illuminates and guides the faithful through the whisperings of the Holy Spirit, which is the united spirit of the Trinity of Light, of the Elohim.
13 When the Son speaks, he speaks for the Father and the Mother, and when prayers or words are spoken to the Father, so is the Mother also acknowledged, for they are but one God.
14 Even as a king and a queen are both sovereigns, the Son is also a sovereign, for he but does the will of his Father and Mother and they are not three sovereigns but one, for they speak with one voice concerning the kingdom, even as the Father and the Mother and the Son speak of one accord concerning the Kingdom of Light and Truth; whether on Earth or in Heaven, it is the same.
15 Before the Son was born in the flesh, his spirit was birthed in the Celestine Realm of the Elohim that existed before the heavens we see and the Earth we know.
16 Like the firstborn Son, before any children of Earth were born of women in the flesh, their spirits were first born of their heavenly parents in the realm of God.
17 We are all therefore true siblings of Yeshua the Messiah; he is our elder brother, even as we are all brothers and sisters of one another, born in spirit of the same heavenly parents and imbued with the same spiritual essence within our souls.
18 Therefore, it behooves us to love one another, to have remorse when we sin against our brothers and sisters, to forgive those who ask forgiveness with a sincere heart, and to do all we can to be at peace with our kindred across the world.
19 Unto this end might each fulfill their duty to be an elder brother unto all who seek the light, to support them and care for them and help them to grow; even as Yeshua is the elder brother unto us all and has shared with us everything he has, we might come to know the fullness of our creation and the wonder of our purpose.