QUOTE(unknown warrior @ Jan 21 2013, 01:28 PM)
The way I understand it, it's a unison relationship for reference sake.
I was praying one day and the Holy Spirit illuminated this to me.
He said,
Whenever you call God, you're invoking all 3 persons at once to attention.
Because at times in mid of my prayer, I would call on Jesus for something, I would call on God the Father for something and I would call the Holy Spirit for something.
God is triune for His move, purpose or economy and for our experience and enjoyment (2 Cor 13:14). To enter man, He has to be Triune

In the divine Trinity, the Father is the source, and the Son is the expression. The Spirit is the entering in of the Triune God, the Applier. The Father plans, the Son accomplishes, and the Spirit applies. Hence, the Father is the Planner, the Son is the Accomplisher, and the Spirit is the Applier. The Son has accomplished all that the Father has planned. Now the Spirit comes to apply all the Father has planned and the Son has accomplished. Here we see the Three of the Triune God working together. The Planner is the source, the Accomplisher is the expression, and the Applier is the One who enters into us. When the Spirit as the Applier enters into us, He brings with Him whatever the Father has planned and the Son has accomplished. This is the working of the Triune God—the Father, the Son, and the Spirit—to dispense Himself and all that He has planned and accomplished, and is now applying, into our being.
Yes, the entire Triune God operates. The word used is "...distinct yet not separate".
Contrary to the modern, popular view that the three of the Godhead are and act separably. In many instances of the Gospels especially, John, there is a distinct operation (at that time, the Son gave life), actually, it is also the Father and the Spirit gives life (not separate).
E.g.
For just as the Father has life in Himself, so He gave to the Son to also have life in Himself. (5:26)
As the living Father has sent Me and I live because of the Father. (6:57)
Even as You have given Him authority over all flesh to give eternal life to all whom You have given Him. (17:2)
For just as the Father raises the dead and gives them life,so also the Son gives life to whom He wills. (5:21)
This post has been edited by pehkay: Jan 21 2013, 04:10 PM