I don't imagine that all trinitarians see the trinity the same way and I doubt that it matters too much to God.You did not point anything out, all you did was say that I said things which I did not say.
For example, where did I say that God created Jesus and the Spirit of God?
I see the Father as the only true God (as in John 17:3) but that in the Father is the Son and the Spirit of God.
They act together as one God but the Word or the Spirit or the Father might be in the fore, depending on what is being done.
God created all things through the Word, His Son.
The Holy Spirit went with Israel in the wilderness.
Jesus came to earth as a man and died.
In each of these it is God who is acting and God is present each time and both the Son and Spirit are God.
But that God is used as in John 1:1. The Word was with The God and the Word was God.
It is not Modalism where God has 3 ways to express Himself but is the same person. There are 3 persons and each is God as much as the others because the 3 are there present in each one, acting as one God through that one.
The more I say, the more complicated it might sound, even if I am trying to make it less complicated.
Words get in the way sometimes.
But it is not Modalism.
The Gnostic idea sounds somewhere between Modalism and the Trinity. It gets hard to pin point it exactly and I don't know that God ever wanted humans to put out a human dogmatic definition like the Trinity but it was just one of those things that the Church was forced to do by heresies, Arianism etc.
My bad -- I took "God created all things" - to mean he also created Jesus and the Spirit most Holy .. although you do not have the spirit as created like you do Jesus. .. but OK .. Jesus = God =Spirit .. standard Trinitarian dogma
You then claim "They act together as one God .. but one might be in the fore -- depending on what is being done." Which is a contradiction .. Either they are one .. or they are not .. acting together in every creative act .. or they are not ..
There is no "in the fore" .. when you are speaking to the spirit .. you are speaking to both God and Jesus as well. "FULL - STOP"
You then go on to describe another contradiction .. with a loopy doopy twist that has no basis in doctrine . You claim that each member of the trinity .. can be sub divided into the three other members .. which then would repeat infinitely .. but Fine .. this just reinforces that these 3 are one in thought and action .... standard trinity doctrine.
the contradiction - is you then claiming that in this Godhead .. there are three distinct persons. This means there are 3 distinct individuals .. each with a separate will .. a will distinct from the others -- ability to engage in creative .. without the others knowing or involvement or even paying attention.
Congratulations for expression the main contradiction inherent in Trinity doctrine -- the one none can explain .. relegated to "Its a Mystery"
but there is no Mystery -- here -- we are talking 3 different Gods that happen to occupy the same stool once in awhile when they act together according to your dogma ... and on this basis you call them one ..