Quick Godhead Explanation (Father, Son, Holy Ghost), (Soul, Body, Spirit)

 I believe that He is always the full Godhead, but that since He is God, He can also have The Father in Heaven (as well as in Him) watching over Him since Jesus with His body before He was glorified was able to feel pain such as events around and during the time of the cross, and also since Jesus is God, His Spirit (The Holy Ghost) can be in multiple places such as in Jesus and in saved believers in Him. Also Jesus is Melchisedec (in the book of Hebrews) and Melchizedek [spelling difference] (in Genesis 14:18 and Psalm 110:4), the Angel of The Lord (angels appear as men) as well as the fourth man in Daniel chapter 3 (with Shadrach, Meshach, and Abednego in the fire). He is God so we can't fully understand EVERYTHING until we see Him but right now we believe the word and just believe the Bible as written. I'm glad you've looked into this brother. Not too many people do. Many have called me a modalist and I even thought I was, but when I really understood that its 3 parts and that there's one God (Jehovah) but then we see Jesus is God, so they're one in the same just different parts of eachother and that its not 3 people then we just believe the Godhead doctrine that Jesus is God and The Father is in Him as well as The Holy Ghost is in Jesus. Jesus is God's body which contains The Father and The Holy Ghost. The LORD also as my understanding of Isaiah 43:10-13 is that He's also manifested Himself AS Jesus.

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