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|Take observation here that the seraphim in Isaiah (as also in Rev. 4:8), says "Holy" three times, hinting God's tripartite nature as three essences. The Johannine Comma is complimentary in expounding upon this ''a la'' progressive revelation by explicitly stating the names of the three essences of the Godhead.

|Take observation here that the seraphim in Isaiah (as also in Rev. 4:8), says "Holy" three times, hinting God's tripartite nature as three essences. The Johannine Comma is complimentary in expounding upon this ''a la'' progressive revelation by explicitly stating the names of the three essences of the Godhead.

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|align=center|"is the LORD of Hosts"

|align=center|"is the LORD of Hosts:"

|align=center|"and these three are one." (chiastic branch '''C'''')

|align=center|"and these three are one." (chiastic branch '''C'''')

|Again, the Isaiah and Johannine phrases are complimentary — the Isaiah passage defines God implicitly as one person whose name is the LORD of Hosts, and the Johannine phrasing explicitly highlights God's nature as three-in-one: three essences comprising one person.

|Again, the Isaiah and Johannine phrases are complimentary — the Isaiah passage defines God implicitly as one person whose name is the LORD of Hosts, and the Johannine phrasing explicitly highlights God's nature as three-in-one: three essences comprising one person. (cf. Zech. 14:9)

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|align=center|"the whole earth is full of His glory."

|align=center|"the whole earth is full of His glory."