BanjoPicker
Senior Member
Jesus again speaks of Himself and the Father as "two" persons: "They have not know the Father [one person] nor me" (another person). Again "I go my way to him that sent me Jn. 16:3, 5. Then He speaks of Himself and the Spirit as two persons: "If I [one person] go not away the Comforter [another person] will not come unto you, but if I depart, I will send him unto you" Jn. 14:16, 17, 26; 15:26; 16:7-15. Jesus did not say that he would come back as the Holy Ghost, but that He would stay in Heaven and "send him unto you, "as filled in Acts 2:33-36. If those who believe in only one person in the Godhead are not capable of understanding the most simple human language, then their case is hopeless
