1 Corinthians 2:11- “For who among men knows the things of a man except the man’s spirit within him? So, too, no one has come to know the things of God except the spirit of God”
this verse is specifically talking about men coming to know the knowledge of God, and thus no one can know God unless they receive his spirit. You cannot know a thing especially about Him without God’s spirit acting upon you. Hence why when the disciples received his spirit (such as in Acts 2) they had knowledge of other languages, along with the ability and boldness to preach. If you look just one scripture before at 1 Cor 2:10 it explains what is meant here, where it says “For it is to us God has revealed them THROUGH his spirit, for the spirit searches into all things, even the deep things of God.” Notice how God USES this spirit to accomplish something, God himself isn’t the spirit
The fact that the spirit “knows” what the Father knows does not make its will higher than the Father. It knows in the sense it carries out the Father’s will, according to the Father’s knowledge, not the other way around. It knows his will in the same way your cell phone “knows you” in the sense it has presets saved according to your preferences. The spirit is a tool God uses. Even if this verse literally meant that the spirit knows literally what the Father knows, that does not make it‘s will higher than the Father’s. You would need to provide more evidence besides just 1 Cor 2:11 if you mean to convince someone that the Spirit has a will that the Father is subject to
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