The Father is the Architect, designing creation and salvation (Eph 1:4–5). The Son is the Builder, constructing the Church (Eph 2:20-22; Mt 16:18) with believers as living stones (1 Pe 2:5). The Holy Spirit is the Interior Decorator, replacing sin’s “soiled bed sheets” with “clean white sheets” of Christ’s righteousness (Isa 61:10; Rev 7:14) and filling the house with a fresh, fragrant breeze (Jn 3:8).  As living stones, believers give rest to all the weary who cross their path, by directing them to Jesus (Mt 11:28,29).

The Son’s submission to the Father, like a wife’s to her husband (1 Co 11:3), reflects distinct roles, not lesser essence, as all three persons are fully God (Mt 28:19). The house on the hill send ripples of light, proclaiming God’s glory to all.