Disagreements on God.

There are a number of issues. Which makes this complicated.
The simple answers seem to be agreed on.
There is God.
There are three distinct Persons who are identifed to be fully and equally God.
The name of this explanation is "the Trinity."
There is the Son of God.

Some of the problems:
On the nature of God there are disagreements.
The nature of the Sonship is not agreed on by all Trinitarians.
The understanding the the two natures of the Son of God are not agreed on.
There are disagreements over issues of subordentation of Persons.

One of the problems in dealing with any of these issues are that side disagreements come into play and complicate the discussion. Accusations which are not true are made.
The same question is asked over and over even after it was answered.

There are the philosphical arguments.
There are the Biblical arguements.
The Biblical arguements, what the text says and interpertation of meanings get confused.

What I am asking in this thread to keep each post to one issue at a time.
Complex questions are more than one issue.
And an answer to one issue is not necessarily a denial of another issue.

For a starter, Son of God, God is not His Son. So in that sense the Son is not God.
John 5:18, ". . . said also that God was his Father, making himself equal with God."
So being equal with God is not the same as being God. See the problem here.
In the Trinity explanation the Son of God is God too in being equal.
So the Son here can be understood to be both not God and God too. God is not His Son.

Try to keep this simple.

 

Romans 8:9, ". . . the Spirit of God . . . the Spirit of Christ . . . ." Romans 8:16, ". . . Spirit Himself . . . ." John 4:24, ". . . God is a Spirit . . . ."

 

Do you deny that the three distinct Persons are the One and the same Spirit being God?

 

Well you are in error. Jesus taught God is a Spirit. So unless Jesus Himself is also that Spirit He is not God.

 

We disagree. While we many agree the Son of God is also fully God, He being the Word was also someone other than God being "with the God." John 1:2. John 1:1-2 explicitly teaches the Word was both "with the God" and "was God."
It states twice the Word was "with the God" And that Greek phrase is used of others who are not also God.

 

Then how is Jesus also fully God if does not also have all the attributes of God too? By denying John 4:24 refers to God completely you are denying the full equality of all the Persons who are the one and the SAME God.

 

So the other 17 times that Greek phrase is use are also a statement of equality within the Godhead?

No.

Do you deny God is Jehovah? Yes or No?

 

My theology is Biblical. I affirm that the three distinct Persons, God the Father, the Son of God and the Holy Spirit are the one and the Same LORD God aka Jehovah, Yahweh.
I also affirm the Son of God is now and forever an immortal man, Hebrews 13:8. Who is as a man is also distinct for God His Father, 1 Corinthians 15:28.

 

The Word aka the Son of God is the Father's sole agent of creation, John 1:2-3. And on the cross the Son ran the univese, Hebrews 1:3 being the true light John 1:9-10 even as His Father is the true God, John 17:3. They are one, John 10:28-30, John 14:6.

 

None of the so called non Biblcial creeds acknowledge Jesus Christ as Creator.