God reveals Himself in three personas.
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No He does not. There is only one God who is one, and that is
Y-H-W-H.
And He does not reveal Himself in different persons who are talking to each other.
In the beginning of Christianity, somewhere in the third century, a Biblical scholar reared his head, his name was Sabelius, and he claimed that the Christian God, the father, son, and holy ghost, were three different manifestations of of the same God, just like steam, water, and ice, are three manifestations of one substance; H2O.
The result of this brilliant insight was that he was branded a heretic, and excommunicated. Then already the church realized that this is impossible.
When you say that it is all the same God, only in a different form, then you say that God is his own son, and at the same time his own father.
Then when Christ prays to his father, God is praying to himself.
Luke 22:41-42; Christ is praying, "saying, "Father, if You are willing, remove this cup from Me; yet not My will, but Yours be done."
So here God had a different will than himself?
Even in heaven Christ is subjugated to the father according to 1 Corr 15:28, Matthew 20:23, Fill 2:9.
So God is subjugated to himself?
When Christ was hanging on the cross, he cried out: "My God, my God, why did you forsake me?"
Did God forsake himself?
Col 3:1; "keep seeking the things above, where Christ is, seated at the right hand of God."
God is sitting on his own right hand?
God died on the cross, slaughtered by his creatures?
If so, who resurrected him?
The theory of Sabelius is impossible.