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They all refer to the Father. But the Word and Holy Spirit are part of who God is, so are always present.

1) No. But God has no form. 2) Yes. The Father uses a theophany, a temporary preferred form. But the Word and Holy Spirit are part of who God is, so are always present.

The Father. But the Word and Holy Spirit is part of who He is.

3) Yes. But if you are referring to the preincarnate Christ, then Yes theologically. 4) Yes.

Yes to both.

1) True. This is the Father. Moses saw only one theophany. 2) True in as far as the Word is part of who God is. (not of 'what' God is) 2) True in as far as the Holy Spirit is part of who God is. (not of 'what' God is)

Yes, humanly, subjectively and bodily, ... like all humans are subjectively human as we as bodily. The divine Word under the influence of the non-omniscient human senses subjectively experienced the suffering and cessation of life with the demise of the human senses with the body, and...

The term Father only means God nurturingly relationally is our Father, nothing to do with only being outside of the universe. … But God/Father in any case is outside of being creation, not outside of the universe. If that is true that the difference is merely what they call Him where, then...

The Father is omnipresent. Ephesians 4:6 (KJV) One God and Father of all, who is above all, and through all, and in you all. The Holy Spirit going out into the earth doesn't mean He didn't come from heaven. We can go out of our house and do a task. We can send a signal out of our brain to...

Ephesians 4:6 (KJV) One God and Father of all, who is above all, and through all, and in you all.

No. The Father, Word and Holy Spirit ... are the same being, ... sharing the same mind, ... analogous to a man and his interactive conscience and subconscious.

So the Father and Son don’t know or experience that they are each other? How does being incarnate divide God's knowledge and identity? Hypostatic union? Some of the Oneness believe in the hypostatic union. Yes. Do you believe Jesus is 100% human? Do you believe Jesus is 100% God? Explain...

Does God being in or outside the universe affect or divide God's knowledge or identity?

Jesus is God ie the divine Word under the influence of the non-omniscient human senses, yet behind the scenes still uphold the universe. That is the what the hypostatic union entails. But, do you believe Jesus didn't know the time of His second coming? What is your explanation?

You're burdening me against your argument from silence. We don't even have to know about the scope of the atonement to be saved. The atonement could just as easily be non-particular. It doesn't give faith. We do that. Even the Amyraldian Calvinists believe that. Election doesn't have to mean...