74 mentioned in the Bible physically saw God (Ex 24:9) and two saw God in special dreams (Abimelech and Solomon). In all these cases it was an individual person they saw. It was just Abraham who saw three people together, three individuals, and one stayed and spoke with Abraham, and the narrative then described Abraham as speaking with the individual Angel of the LORD. Others saw God in prophetic visions and it was an individual who was clearly identified as God, the LORD or the Ancient of Days. Later God spoke several times from heaven as recorded in the gospels in the presence of Jesus so again this is one individual, clearly the Father, distinct from Jesus, and at the baptism, the Holy Spirit too as an individual in the form of a dove. So there is always a distinct individual, identifiable as the LORD and also identifiable as the Father and called God. One individual distinct from Jesus and the Holy Spirit and angels.
