I have no disagreement with the above.
Father = God of Abraham pbuh
Jesus pbuh = son of God meaning pious religious, God fearing person.
Holy Spirit = Angel Gabriel pbuh
The Holy Spirit of God is not an angel; the Holy Spirit of Allah is not an angel; Allah has his own spirit.
Holy Spirit:
The Holy Spirit
The Holy Spirit is the third person in the Trinity. He is fully God. He is eternal, omniscient, omnipresent, has a will, a mind, a distinct self, and can speak. He is alive. He is a person. He is not particularly visible in the Bible because His ministry is to bear witness of Jesus (
John 5:26).
Some false teaching religions like the Jehovah's Witnesses, etc., say that the Holy Spirit is nothing more than a force (Reasoning from the Scriptures, 1985, pp. 406-407). This is false. If the Holy Spirit were merely a force, then He could not speak (
Acts 13:2); He could not be grieved (
Eph. 4:30); and He would not have a will (
1 Cor. 12:11), a self, (
Jn 16:13), or a mind, (
Rom 8:27).
The truth is there are seventy two (72) personal characteristics or attributes, listed in scripture for the Holy Spirit and He is a person the same as the Father and the Son are within the Trinity.
Names of the Spirit
1. God -
Acts 5:3-4
2. Lord -
2 Cor. 3:18
3. Spirit -
1 Cor. 2:10
4. Spirit of God -
1 Cor. 3:16
5. Spirit of Truth -
John 15:26
6. Eternal Spirit -
Heb. 9:14
Attributes of (9)
7. Eternal -
Heb. 9:14
8. Omnipotent -
Luke 1:35
9. Omnipresent - Psalm 139:7
10. Distinct Will from the father and the son– 1 Cor. 12:11
11. Loves -
Rom. 15:30
12. Speaks -
Acts 8:29; 13:2
13. Distinct Mind from the father and the son – Rom 8:27
14. Distinct Self from the father and the son – John 16:13
15. Alive –
John 14:17
Symbols of (3)
16. Dove - Matt. 3:15
17. Wind -
John 3:5
18. Fire -
Acts 2:3
Sins Against (6)
19. Blasphemy - Matt. 12:31
20. Resist (Unbelief) -
Acts 7:51
21. Insult -
Heb. 10:29
22. Lied to -
Acts 5:3
23. Grieved -
Eph. 4:30
24. Quench -
1 Thess. 5:19
Power in Christ's Life (6)
25. Conceived of - Matt. 1:18,20
26. Baptism - Matt. 3:15
27. Led by -
Luke 4:1
28. Filled with Power -
Luke 4:14,18
29. Witness of Jesus -
John 15:26
30. Raised Jesus -
Rom. 8:11
The Works of the Holy Spirit (42)
1 Access to God -
Eph. 2:18
2 Anoints for Service -
Luke 4:18
3 Assures -
Rom. 8:15-16;
Gal. 4:6
4 Authors Scripture -
2 Pet. 1:20-21
5 Baptizes -
John 1:232-34;
1 Cor. 12:13-14
6 Believers Born of -
John 3:3-6
7 Calls and Commissions -
Acts 13:24; 20:28
8 Cleanses -
2 Thess. 3:13;
1 Pet. 1:2
9 Comforts -
Act 9:31
10 Communion with believers –
2 Cor 13:14
11 Convicts of sin -
John 16:9,14
12 Counsels -
John 14:16
13 Creates -
Gen. 1:2;
Job 33:4
14 Empowers -
1 Thess. 1:5
15 Empowers Believers -
Luke 24:49
16 Fellowship with believers – Phil 2:1
17 Fills -
Acts 2:4; 4:29-31; 5:18-20; 9:17
18 Forbids action - Ac 16:6
19 Gives gifts -
1 Cor. 12:8-11
20 Glorifies Christ -
John 16:14
21 Guides in truth -
John 16:13
22 Helps our weakness -
Rom. 8:26
23 Indwells believers -
Rom. 8:9-14;
Gal. 4:6
24 Inspires prayer -
Eph. 6:18;
Jude 20
25 Intercedes -
Rom. 8:26
26 Interprets Scripture -
1 Cor. 2:1,14;
Eph. 1:17
27 Leads -
Rom. 8:14
28 Liberates -
Rom. 8:2
29 Molds Character -
Gal. 5:22-23
30 Produces fruit -
Gal. 5:22-23
31 Raises from the dead -
Rom. 8:11
32 Regenerates -
Titus 3:5
33 Reveals –
Luk 2:26
34 Sanctifies -
Rom. 15:16
35 Seals -
Eph. 1:1314; 4:30
36 Sends -
Acts 13:4Sent -
Gal 4:6;
1 Pet 1:12
37 Sent -
Gal 4:6;
1 Pet 1:12
38 Strengthens -
Eph. 3:16;
Acts 1:8; 2:4;
1 Cor. 2:4
39 Testifies of Jesus -
John 15:26
40 Victory over flesh -
Rom. 8:2-4;
Gal. 4:6
41 Warns –
Acts 20:23
42 Worship helper - Phil. 3:3.
From Messianic Jewish Scholar Dr. Michael L. Brown:
"Interestingly, there are several references in the Rabbinic literature to the Holy Spirit speaking, announcing, crying out, rebuking, and even serving as the counsel for the defense. For example:
The Talmud (m. Sotah 9:6; b. Sotah 46a) states that when the elders performed the rite of the red heifer (Deut. 21:1-9), ‘They did not have to say, "And the blood shall be forgiven them" [Deut. 21:8],
instead the Holy Spirit announces to them, "Whenever you do this, the blood shall be forgiven you."’
Commenting on Exodus 1:12, ‘But the more they [i.e., the Israelites] were oppressed [by the Egyptians], the more they multiplied and spread,’ the Talmud states (b. Pesahim 117a)
that the Holy Spirit announced to them, ‘So will he [Israel] increase and spread out!’ This is explained by Rashi and other major Jewish commentators to mean
that the Holy Spirit said to the Egyptians, ‘Just as you seek to oppress them more, the more so will they increase and spread out!’
In Pirke D’Rabbi Eliezer 31, as Ishmael (Abraham’s son) and Eliezar (his steward) argue about who will be Abraham’s heir—seeing that they are going together with Abraham to sacrifice Isaac to the Lord (Genesis 22) —
the Holy Spirit answers them and says, ‘Neither this one nor this one will inherit.’
In a late midrash cited in Yalkut Reubeni (9d) to Genesis 1:26, after Ben Sira shared the secret, mystical teachings with his son Uzziah and his grandson Joseph,
the Holy Spirit called out, ‘Who is it that revealed My secrets to mankind?’ Ben Sira replied, ‘I, Buzi, the son of Buzi.’
The Holy Spirit said to him, ‘Enough!’
Lamentations Rabbah 3:60, 9 relates that after the Roman emperor Hadrian indiscriminately executed two Jews,
the Holy Spirit kept crying out, ‘You have seen O LORD, the wrong done to ME. Uphold MY cause! You have seen the depth of their vengeance, all their plots against ME’ (Lam. 3:59-60). This provides an example of the Spirit making intercession.
According to Leviticus Rabbah 6:1, the Holy Spirit is a defense counsel who speaks to Israel on behalf of the Lord and then speaks to the Lord on behalf of Israel. To Israel the Spirit says, ‘Do not testify against your neighbor without cause’ (Prov. 24:28),
and to the Lord the Spirit says, ‘Do not say, "I’ll do him as he has done me"’ (Prov. 24:29).
"In all these citations, which can easily be multiplied (see, e.g., Genesis Rabbah 84:11; Song of Songs Rabbah 8:16; Lamentations Rabbah 1:48),
there can be no question that we are dealing with a ‘who’ and not just a ‘what’, WITH A PERSONAL DIMENSION OF GOD and not just an impersonal power, WITH GOD HIMSELF and yet with a ‘separate’ entity who can mediate between God and man. And these citations closely parallel some of the New Testament descriptions of the Holy Spirit, although virtually all the Rabbinic texts cited were written many years later ..." (Brown,
Answering Jewish Objections to Jesus—Volume Two, Theological Objections [Baker Books; Grand Rapids MI, 2000], pp. 55-57; bold and capital emphasis mine)