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God in the OT is God the Holy Spirit after Christ in the New, etc...What you just described in your post is what is called ontological subordination.
That's when one Member of the Godhead is in the foreground doing the work, while the other Two are in the background lending support.
In the Old Testament, God the Father was in the forefront, while the other two Members made "cameo appearances."
In the beginning of the New Testament, God the Son took the forefront.
At Pentecost, God the Holy Ghost took the forefront.
At the return of Christ, God the son will again take the forefront for a thousand years.
God Bless!
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