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comments →  [–]Lutherankashisaur 3 points4 points ago   The word
'Trinity' doesn't appear in the Bible because it is the name of
the doctrine that the church developed based on what is revealed
in the Bible. There isn't a reason to expect it to appear in the
Bible, for all theology comes through interpreting and
expounding upon what is taught in the Bible. We should therefore
expect not the fullness but rather the elements of the doctrine
to be in the Bible, and they certainly are.  As a start, I would
point to Proverbs 8:1-4, 22-31; Matthew 28:19; John 14:8-17,
25-7; John 16:12:15; Romans 5:1-5. Note that many of those are
readings for Trinity Sunday (first Sunday after the Feast of
Pentecost). It's not difficult to see from those pieces of
Scripture that the doctrine of the Trinity is a biblical
doctrine.  [–]Isuspectnargles -2 points-1 points ago
Proverbs.. nope, nothing here resembling trinity that I can see.
Matthew says to baptize in the