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I skipped past the quoted stuff earlier.
Can we approach that part of the question after you have read this reply as I have tried to explain God as a Spirit? You can let me know if you still have questions about God as a Spirit and then I can also talk about holding things back.
To me it sounds as if you may know, or may not know, anything more about God than I do, with, or without a Bible for references.
If there is something that is created, for example, and I like to go back to a hydrogen atom for the sake of simplicity, before moving onto anything that exists that is more complex, or at least before moving onto other things that combine together to create something other than hydrogen atoms combining together to make hydrogen in a gas form, so if there is hydrogen as the something to look at, and measure, and find what power created it, then you can say God did, and I can say God did too, and we can both be as knowledgeable about that fact.
When I read the words: “God is a power of creation.” In my understanding you are placing God under creation’s power or from Creation’s power, as if creation created God. A power of creation? That causes me to ask: What other powers does creation have?
I have to go.
Back and considering the many possibilities of other powers when considering this as yet very difficult to understand unified power of creation, does it not encompass all other powers directly or indirectly?