Is there a singular scriptural reference for the Trinity?

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I read with great interest the arguement Tim Staples uses for refuting Sola Scriptura - primarily pointing out that there is no single verse that supports the arguement and by that definition, the argument falls apart. If that’s the case, where do we go to support the argument of a Triune God - other than those collective pronoun references (like we see in Gen 1:26 - “our.”) I don’t recall seeing all THREE included as one.

Are there any single scriptural verses that reference Father, Son and Holy Spirit as one - or are we just able to deduce it from many complimentary verses?

Thank you for considering my questions. You are all such a great blessing for the clarifying service you provide to those of the Faith.
 
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How about: Mt. 28:19 “Go, therefore, make disciples of all the nations; baptise them in the name of the Father and of the Son and of the Holy Spirit”?

References are made about the Three Persons throughout the Gospels as is shown in this Original Catholic Encyclopedia article. Scroll down to II Proof of Doctrine from Scripture:

oce.catholic.com/index.php?title=Blessed_Trinity%2C_The

Fr. Vincent Serpa, O.P.
 
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