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From a trinitarian perspective.

1. How do you define “distinct”, “different”, and the “same” when you are not referring to the “Trinity”?

2.How do you define “distinct”, “different”, and the “same” in relation to the “persons” in the “Trinity”?

3. Prior to the incarnation of the Christ, is the Spirit of Christ ( the Son) distinct from the Holy Spirit?

4. Prior to the incarnation of the Christ, is the Spirit of Christ ( the Son) different from the Holy Spirit?

5. Prior to the incarnation of the Christ, is the Spirit of Christ ( the Son) the same as the Holy Spirit?

From a trinitarian perspective,

1. How do you define “distinct”, “different”, and the “same” when you are not referring to the “Trinity”?

2.How do you define “distinct”, “different”, and the “same” in relation to the “persons” in the “Trinity”?

3. Prior to the incarnation of the Christ, is the Spirit of Christ ( the Son) distinct from the Holy Spirit?

4. Prior to the incarnation of the Christ, is the Spirit of Christ ( the Son) different from the Holy Spirit?

5. Prior to the incarnation of the Christ, is the Spirit of Christ ( the Son) the same as the Holy Spirit?

From a trinitarian perspective,

1. How do you define “distinct”, “different”, and the “same” when you are not referring to the “Trinity”?

2.How do you define “distinct”, “different”, and the “same” in relation to the “persons” in the “Trinity”?

3. Prior to the incarnation of the Christ, is the Spirit of Christ ( the Son) distinct from the Holy Spirit?

4. Prior to the incarnation of the Christ, is the Spirit of Christ ( the Son) different from the Holy Spirit?

5. Prior to the incarnation of the Christ, is the Spirit of Christ ( the Son) the same as the Holy Spirit?