Are the Father, the Son and the Holy Spirit with us in heaven?

In my belief the Holy Spirit is G-d, it is his omnipresent, omniescent spirit and not a third personage, or trinity. I believe the Holy Spirit is the essence, power, mind, and spiritual extension and presence of G-d. G-d begets Christians as His sons and daughters through this Spirit. It strengthens a Christian spiritually, converts his mind, and serves as an earnest or guarantee of eternal life. See Acts 1:8; 2:38; Romans 8:9, 14; 1 Corinthians 2:16; Ephesians 1:13–14. I believe that we will be with Father and Son in the new Heavens and new Earth - the Kingdom of G-d, yes. We will no longer be separated.

The Kingdom of G-d is the family of G-d ruling as the government of G-d. It is a future world-ruling government to be set up on earth by Christ at His return, with Jesus as King and the resurrected spirit-composed saints in positions of co-rulership with Him. The Kingdom of G-d referred to as a “mystery” in the New Testament was first preached and explained by Christ, then by His church; it shall be established on earth for a thousand years following Christ’s return, and shall be completely fulfilled when New Jerusalem and G-d the Father come down out of heaven to dwell on the New Earth. See Mark 4:11; Revelation 5:10; 20:4; 21:1–3, 7, 10.

Neither the present heavens (universe) or present Earth are clean in G-ds sight. I believe one of the final prophecies in the Bible is that of a New Heavens and New Earth. G-d will create a New Heavens and a New Earth where the saved who have chosen him of their free will because they wanted to (not because they had to) will love and worship him forever. No writing is good enough to describe the immense beauty and glory of the New Heavens and Earth for our brains to be able to visualise it. In the Bible though it is described by John in Revelation 21-22.

The Holy Spirit will be in born again believers who make up the Bride of Christ in Heaven. The Lord Jesus and God the Father will be there also.

Yes, of course.

No. you came along and will go alone also.

All three will be there. That will be most exciting.

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