Did Jesus have a limitation to the Holy Spirit before being Baptized?

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Nope, he was born with Holy Spirit onto this world not by the will of man's lust but by the will of God.
And Holy Spirit is poured to mankind since beginning of the earth, as Adam was also fall into sin. This is how Holy Spirit had already in this world since before Jesus walked the earth (Acts of the apostles 7:51-53), so why did Jesus came onto earth when Holy Spirit were already exist ?
Since the fall of Solomon Israelites were being captivated into idols worshiper of Asthoreth (1 Kings 11:5-10) and got exiled to Babylon in the day of Jechoniah (Matthew 1:11), but he was only a civilians. Jesus came onto earth to keep Israelite being not eliminated by Ashtoreth domination.
As since the fall of solomon there's nobody wants to risk their lives to put their life in danger because of believed in God. As many prophets were assassinated because of that, because the world had been ruled by Evil One since the fall of Solomon until today (1 John 5:19-21). If in the past the man of God since Abraham to Moses were keep alive and all idolatery of Egypt were slaughtered by God in the red sea, since the fall of Solomon the Evil One tried to keep their offspring keep alive and civilians were slaughtered by them, that's why they always doing the same population control to eliminate civilians on each generation using diseases or warfare.
 

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Can Jesus's Baptism be the Anointment of the Ultimate High Priest as a Physical Human Man?

I feel like this is noteworthy.
 

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No human qualified to be the sacrifice, so God stepped in. Did God have to live like humans with temptation before becoming the Ultimate High Priest with Baptism? Was there a difference to Jesus's physical human side after Baptism?
 

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Was Jesus's Baptism about cleansing the Sacrifice ..Himself? Is it a big deal because it was a requirement for Jesus to become the High Priest on the Cross.
 

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Was the Baptism just for show or did it actually mean something?

Does Baptism mean to be inclothed with (power)?

Is it illegal to think about what it means for Christ to be Man? Are we saying there couldn't be limitations to the Holy Trinity while a Human before Baptism? The situation called for a special case in order to die for our sins, no?

Christ was born a Human Baby. How is a Human Baby still the Holy Trinity without Baptism? Christ is still Himself (God), but I think there was a limitation in comparison to after Baptism with the Holy Spirit.

A lot of things that Jesus did—or I should say everything Jesus did—was to leave an example for us regarding our relationship with God. Baptism is one of those things. Before Jesus, John was practicing the baptism of repentance, which is different from the baptism in the New Testament. (Until the ascension of Jesus to heaven, the Old Testament was still in effect.). In the New Testament, everyone is baptized “in the name of the Father, the Son and the Holy Spirit” (Matthew 28:19). Therefore, there is a difference between the baptism of Jesus and why He did it and the baptism of the New Testament and why it is done today. Just because Jesus was baptized, that does not mean that He was not one with the Father and the Holy Spirit. He was very much a part of the trinity while on earth as he was before his coming in human form and just as much as he is now. However, you can argue your point with regard to anybody else who is not part of the trinity. One who is not saved does not have the Holy Spirit, whereas one who is saved is filled with the presence of the Holy Spirit, and this is the greatest difference between Jesus and the rest of the world. Before anyone can talk about the power or the work of the Holy Spirit, there is the issue of salvation. Without salvation, there is no power of the Holy Spirit. The Spirit of God may follow a person to convict of sin, but the unsaved person cannot experience His power until the moment of salvation.
 
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A lot of things that Jesus did—or I should say everything Jesus did—was to leave an example for us regarding our relationship with God. Baptism is one of those things. Before Jesus, John was practicing the baptism of repentance, which is different from the baptism in the New Testament. (Until the ascension of Jesus to heaven, the Old Testament was still in effect.). In the New Testament, everyone is baptized “in the name of the Father, the Son and the Holy Spirit” (Matthew 28:19). Therefore, there is a difference between the baptism of Jesus and why He did it and the baptism of the New Testament and why it is done today. Just because Jesus was baptized, that does not mean that He was not one with the Father and the Holy Spirit. He was very much a part of the trinity while on earth as he was before his coming in human form and just as much as he is now. However, you can argue your point with regard to anybody else who is not part of the trinity. One who is not saved does not have the Holy Spirit, whereas one who is saved is filled with the presence of the Holy Spirit, and this is the greatest difference between Jesus and the rest of the world. Before anyone can talk about the power or the work of the Holy Spirit, there is the issue of salvation. Without salvation, there is no power of the Holy Spirit. The Spirit of God may follow a person to convict of sin, but the unsaved person cannot experience His power until the moment of salvation.

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"Did Jesus have a limitation to the Holy Spirit before being Baptized?"

Colossians 2:9 (NKJV)
9 For in Him dwells all the fullness of the Godhead bodily;