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I thought that everything the Father wants, the Holy Spirit and the Son also want.?That the Son and Holy Spirit don't have a will, but only obey the Fathers will?

Okay, so how does the process go? Does God as the Father think about what he wants Jesus and the Holy Spirit to do when God wants to fulfill a goal that he has? And they obey the Fathers will because they will want the same thing as the Father wants?

Ah, okay. I see

Okay. So how does God go about when he wants to do something as the Holy Spirit or the Son?

Didn't the Holy Spirit live inside the believers in the Old Testament though? This was before Jesus sacrifice.

I've heard this illustration before Thank you for the answer.

Yes, I believe in the trinity. Thank you for the answer. I've understood that God plans everything as the Father and executes everything as the Son and Holy Spirit. But when I hear that the Son and Holy Spirit obeys the Fathers will only, I cannot help but start thinking about them as two robots that a person is controlling. That's why I get confused.

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Hey, I would like someone to explain how God the Father, God the Son and God the Holy Spirit work together? Do the Son and Holy Spirit ever get to choose to do anything out of their own will or do they always submit to the Fathers will? How does the whole process work? In John 15:16 Jesus says I chose you, but in every other verse he says he does not do anything but the Fathers will. In 1 Corinthians 12:4-11, it is said that the Holy Spirit decides who he will give spiritual gifts too. Does this mean that the Holy Spirit can do as he want? Thanks