ChristisGod
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You contradicted yourself again since God is not 1 Person ( Unitarianism ) and 3 Persons ( Trinitarianism ). You do not understand the Trinity . God is one or the other but cannot be both .Actually, the Trinity that I present to you is one YHWH and three YHWH's.
YHWH is one Spirit, inhabiting eternity, who descended into time and became a Man; and who did not VACATE ETERNITY when He became a Man.
This Man, in His Spirit, is the same Person as the Spirit who inhabits eternity. However, in that He has an added nature of human flesh, His personality is thus changed; and in this He is an entirely different Person (since God does not change and therefore, in that an added nature produces change, God did not change but an entirely new Person in the Triune nature of God was formed).
This Man, when He died on the Cross, released His Spirit back to God the Father who inhabiteth eternity (Luke 23:46).
This Spirit is the same Spirit / Person as the Father who inhabiteth eternity (John 4:23-24, John 14:7-11).
(however, He now has had the experience of being human and therefore He experientially understands humanity; while the 1st Person of the Trinity does not have that experiential knowledge).
Thus you have God dwelling side-by-side with God in eternity (John 1:1).
Nevertheless, can you see how these three distinct Persons translate into being one God and one Person?
For they are the same Spirit (Ephesians 4:4).
The question becomes this : are you teachable and will you accept correction ?
hope this helps !!!