God is one person.

God is three beings.

There are three persons in the Godhead.

The three persons in the Godhead have always related to one another as Father, Son, and Holy Spirit.

Each of the three persons of the Godhead is one-third of God.

The Father is fully God.

The Father has the whole fullness of God's being in himself.

The Father is eternal.

The Father is not the Son.

The Father is the Holy Spirit.

The Son is half human and half divine.

In his humanity, the Son is subordinate to the Father.

The Son has the wholeness of God's being in himself.

The Son came into being at the time of his incarnation.

The Son was brought into being in eternity past.

The Son is eternal.

The Son is not the Father.

The Son is the Holy Spirit.

The Holy Spirit is fully God.

The Holy Spirit has the whole fullness of God's being in himself.

The Holy Spirit is a force.

The Holy Spirit is not the Father.

The Holy Spirit is not the Son.

In their nature, the Son and the Holy Spirit are co-equal and co-eternal with the Father.

The Son and the Spirit are subordinate to the Father in their essence or nature.

God exists as Father, Son, and Holy Spirit in different eras for different purposes, but never at the same time.

The three persons of the Trinity have distinct roles.

"Father", "Son", and "Holy Spirit" are three different names for the one person of God as he displays his work in three distinct roles.

A right understanding of the Trinity is vital to the right worship of God.

A right understanding of the Trinity is vital to the right understanding of redemption.