When Christians encounter a new experience that calls into question the self-evidence of familiar names for the divine, they may feel as though they stood in the heat of the burning bush, straining to hear God's voice. What Christians seek is not a new revelation, but a deeper understanding of old names and patterns of naming, in order to more faithfully meet the needs of the day. This book proposes a new way of thinking about the name of the Trinity that is deeply rooted in Scripture and Christian tradition.