We must be careful in how we define the Trinity. The doctrine of the Trinity is that the one being that is God has always existed as three coequal, coeternal persons.The ideal of the Trinity is that God was manifested in 3 distint persons.
What you have given is closer to Oneness/Modalism.
That is Oneness/Modalism, not Trinitarianism.My goal is to show that there was a difference in the termS. I SHOWED HOW- THE MARRIED WOMAN DID NOT STOP BEING THE SAME PERSON BUT HER ROLES CHANGED WITH HER MARITAL STATUS..[DIDNT MEAN TO HIT THE CAPITAL FONT]
The NT was not written in English but in Greek, right? The Greek text says the same thing whether it is translated as the KJV (Holy Ghost) or the ESV (Holy Spirit).So given that her last name changed it means something, does it not?
And so does when you change a word from foot to feet, or add an "s" to shoe.
The kjv makes a difference, and I do consider there is a difference.
Randy