Who's first? God, Jesus or The Holy Spirit?

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i guess it could be the egg.

(but then who would have sat on it to hatch it?)
 
They are Co-Equal, and being Infinite they had no beginning and have no end.
 
Ahh, but who came first?

Since God begot Jesus and The Holy Spirit, Jesus and The Holy Spirit could “not” have begotten God.

The Father came before The Son and The Holy Spirit.

Now, are we followers of Christ because of Christ alone?

Or do we follow Christ because we follow God?

Matter of fact, “Who” does Jesus place first?
 
be·get
–verb
  1. (esp. of a male parent) to procreate or generate (offspring).
  2. to cause; produce as an effect: a belief that power begets power.
—Synonyms
  1. spawn, sire, breed, father.
  2. occasion, engender, effect, generate.
 
In his role as Jesus on the cross, God.

But he Pre-existed before he became flesh, there with God, He was already God, Jesus and Holy Spirit.

**I and my Father are one. John 10:30 **

**Jesus saith…he that hath seen me hath seen the Father; and how sayest thou then, Shew us the Father? John 14:9 **
 
In his role as Jesus on the cross, God.

But he Pre-existed before he became flesh, there with God, He was already God, Jesus and Holy Spirit.

**I and my Father are one. John 10:30 **

**Jesus saith…he that hath seen me hath seen the Father; and how sayest thou then, Shew us the Father? John 14:9 **
But how could God beget Jesus if Jesus always existed before the triune God?

Then Catholics are wrong to believe that God begot Jesus according to our Creed?

Yea?

Nay?
 
Ahh, but who came first?

Since God begot Jesus and The Holy Spirit, Jesus and The Holy Spirit could “not” have begotten God.

The Father came before The Son and The Holy Spirit.
the Son and Spirit proceed from the Father and they are eternally begotten. There is no time when the Father was without Word or Spirit.
 
Ahh, but who came first?

Since God begot Jesus and The Holy Spirit, Jesus and The Holy Spirit could “not” have begotten God.

The Father came before The Son and The Holy Spirit.
Woah! What are you tryin to do, resurrect Arianism? The Son is eternally begotten of the Father. There was no time when the Son was not begotten of the Father.
 
the three are first. The Father, His Word and His Spirit = God.
So what makes God The Father of Jesus if Jesus always existed along with God at the same time?

And, why does Jesus honor God The Father and submits to His authority if they are equal in authority (meaning, no distinction between the 3)?
 
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