Is the Holy Spirit showing us God can be anywhere and everywhere at the same time (Omnipresent|Omniscient)?

Well, when we accept Christ and some when they get Baptized are filled with the Holy Spirit much like we see the Dove descending upon Christ.
But just because God speaks here to John, doesn't mean the Father hasn't been living inside Christ the whole time.
I will agree this is [possibly the moment] where Christ is filled with the Holy Spirit.

Christ is the Father, so I'm talking about completing the full Holy Trinity at Baptism. I don't know if it means anything, but when did Jesus say this? "I and my Father are one. " Was it after?

Why do we bother making a distinction between the Three unless One can function without the Others? Are you saying to be fully God, Jesus has to have full connection to the Holy Trinity? This is only about the years before Baptism.

WE make a distinction of the "Three" because the Word of God does.

the Spirit of Christ is distinct from the Holy Spirit as is the Holy Spirit personification distinct from the Son.

You're not considering what it means for God to become man. We are arguing about 30 years. Of course the Holy Trinity is in full force today. Jesus rejoined with Baptism ..otherwise He could have just shown up here without being born a human.

Is The Father and Christ the same Spirit?

They are distinctly different yet they are one.

I'm not so sure about this one. Christ is The Father's representation. I don't see a reason for them to be distinct as far as their Spirit goes. The Holy Spirit can be seen as distinct from Them.

The Father, Son, and Holy Spirit are three separate entities comprising one God. Jesus said He must ascend to the Father and it is to our advantage for Jesus to send to us the Holy Spirit.

The reason we can't see God the Father is because He is in a higher dimension than what we can perceive. Christ is His representation for these lower dimensions. The plan and design are handed to Christ and He makes them happen with the Word.

So how does the Holy Spirit fit in? I get the Holy Spirit is in us, but I think the Spirit may be more involved than that. Like connected to matter and waves. Or maybe something to do with Time. Did the Holy Spirit take the Word from Christ and turn it into what we have right now?

Is the Holy Spirit known for Power and Love? Is the Holy Spirit about mind and heart?

Is the Holy Spirit the Universal Wave and Universal Observer? Does the Holy Spirit cause wave collapse/physicality?


Does the Holy Spirit originate from more dimensions than we can perceive like the Father?


If Love is Entanglement, then The Holy Spirit is partially the Quantum Fields. An Universal Observer would be using the Quantum Fields.


Quantum Waves are not seen. There is an entire side to our reality that is virtual ..unseen.

Is there something to the Holy Spirit being a Ghost in the virtual side of reality?

Is there a preexisting network for the Holy Spirit to traverse? In Quantum Mechanics it is called all possible paths. It is basically the Electromagnetic vector field ..what Light uses to propagate. I don't think it is a coincidence that we describe God as Light. I think this networks is directly tied to omnipresence.

The Ghost has the option to be everywhere at the same time if the Spirit wants. That's what all possible paths of the Electromagnetic vector field are about.

I don't know why I wasn't considering the Holy Ghost to be an actual Ghost. This one is extremely special.

Doesn't omnipresence sound like something the Holy Spirit would handle? A part of Him to report to God the Father who in another dimension?

really interesting and thorough read thanks for taking the time to post this
Inspires a lot of consideration

if I were to conclude what I take from what you are saying is the Holy Ghost being sent out into the world through Christ , was how Gods presence filled everything everywhere ?

Yes, more scientific evidence that points to God. We just have to say to an unbeliever, "do you know what an interference pattern is?".

I'm not so sure about this one. Christ is The Father's representation. I don't see a reason for them to be distinct as far as their Spirit goes. The Holy Spirit can be seen as distinct from Them.

The price of God becoming Man was temporarily disconnecting from the Holy Spirit until Baptism. I don't know if it was a total disconnect, but there was some kind of difference before and after Baptism. This means we should have a new holiday equal to Christmas.