Yahchristian
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I don't think modes can love each other, submit their wills to each other, fellowship with each other, send each other, forsake each other, or share glory with each other.
Hence I believe God is three persons all equally sharing divine attributes.
mode (definition 6a)... a particular form or manifestation of an underlying substance
1 Timothy 3:16... And without controversy great is the mystery of godliness: God was manifest in the flesh, justified in the Spirit, seen of angels, preached unto the Gentiles, believed on in the world, received up into glory.
I believe the “underlying substance” is God, and the “particular manifestation” is God “in the flesh” (incarnate).
So, God could forsake God incarnate.
But to clarify your Trinitarian view...
Did one Person with divine attributes forsake another Person with divine attributes?
Yes, it's the cost of sin.
Just to clarify what Trinitarians mean by “divine attributes“...
Would you give the same answer to this question...
Did one Person with divine nature forsake another Person with divine nature?
I say No. However, God (with divine nature) did forsake God incarnate (with human nature).