The Father and the Son work as one, as on the 'same' team, although they are different and not equal in nature, spirit and power. They are not the same (G)god indeed. The Son is subordinate to the Father. One is the source of existence: the one pure deity is the ONLY ONE on the throne (the power source) in heaven and the other, the Son (the Lamb), uses his given Father's source of power as promised and given in order to work in the 'sameness' of purpose of the Father. There are not TWO personalities or TWO Gods on the throne. The throne signifies the source of ALL power and there is only ONE source, YHWH, the Father.
You now claim several things: that there is no subordination of the Son to the Father, citing a non-biblical post incarnation theory. You discussion and facts thus far do not support this sudden conclusion the Christ is the same God as the Father. And then you add to your baseless conclusion that there is ONLY ONE God with TWO personalities on the same throne as TWO people sharing the ONE source of power, which is impossible. And then ram in part, the Trinity axiom, God the Father and God the Son to push your true main point if someone would miss it. I wonder where the God of the Holy Spirit fits into all this? The Trinity is meant have 3 personalities fused into one as the same God, right?
You are just ensuring your text and claims support your preconceived ideas and theories that the Trinity is the gold standard. You have not proved any of this. You have succeeded however to convince a few and confuse many more and reinforce a few like me that you as many before you, cannot prove the Trinity in scripture. You are required to assume and misuse scripture to support your deluded and chaotic religion of the pagan Trinity.
I think you need to go back to the drawing board and start over....you never proved the Trinity and that the Son is the Almighty YHWH, a title only given the Father.
APAK
The actual facts are clear that Jesus is co equal to the Father, and is co-creator of the world, and everything that was made, then was born into the world He made.
John 1:1 tells us “in the beginning”, (taking us back to Genesis 1:1 and creation of the world) was the word, and the word was WITH god, and WAS God, and reiterates that the same (the Word) was “in the beginning” with God, verse 2.
Note that it takes two people to be WITH each other - you can’t be with yourself, only by yourself.
God was WITH God, in the beginning, at creation.
And just so it’s clear that the Word is Jesus, John 1 tells us that the Word who was WITH God and WAS God, made all things including the world, then was born into the world that He made::
Joh 1:3 All things were made by him; and without him was not any thing made that was made.
Joh 1:10 He was in the world, and the world was made by him, and the world knew him not.
Joh 1:14 And the Word was made flesh, and dwelt among us, (and we beheld his glory, the glory as of the only begotten of the Father,) full of grace and truth.
And the Old Testament shows us the trinity:
In Genesis 1:1 it says that in the beginning ELOHIM said, let us make God in our image.
Elohim is not the singular name of God, it’s the PLURAL name of God, literally defined as GODS in the Strongs Hebrew dictionary.
Thus we have in Genesis 1, the plural God saying let US, man man in OUR image.
The verse, Hear oh Israel, the Lord God is ONE, also shows us the trinity, since the word in Hebrew is ECHAD, which means one in COMPOSITE unity, such as ONE sheet of 3 layered plywood, or ONE cluster of many grapes.
Jesus is co-creator who made all things, Colossians 1:16, and in Him is ALL the fullness of the GODHEAD bodily, Colossians 2:9.
When Jesus left the form of God to take the form of a man, and a humble servant, he became subservient to the Father - and remains that way after His resurrection - which doesn’t change the truth He is God by His very nature.