The phrase "biblical trio" refers to the three central figures in the Bible's New Testament: Jesus Christ, the Son of God; God the Father; and the Holy Spirit. These three are often depicted together in Christian art and are considered to be one in the Holy Trinity. Synonyms for "biblical trio" could include "Holy Trinity", "Divine Triad", "Christian Godhead", or "Three in One". These terms all refer to the same concept of the three distinct persons in one unified Godhead. While the term "biblical trio" may be less common, these synonyms are frequently used in religious texts, teachings, and discussions.