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1) Yahweh is simply the ancient Hebrew name for God. The English version is Jehovah. Simply put: God
2) The Jews reject Jesus, but Jesus is God in the flesh. Jesus is "the Word" and "the Word was made flesh." The Jews reject that premise. Jesus can also go by the name Yahshua (there are various spellings).
3) Jesus (the Son), God (the Father), and the Holy Spirit make up the triune nature of God. Like a prism: A white light enters but 3 primary colors emerge.
4) All the same God. The Bible says there is one God ... not three Gods.
5) The role of Jesus Christ (Jesus = man, Christ = God) was to endure the hardships of the flesh but prove to man that it's possible to overcome the temptations of the flesh. The same temptations that we all endure. His role was to shed His blood for the sins of all mankind and open the door to redemption and salvation. His role was to conquer death as proven by His resurrection. His future role is to return to earth with His angels and cleanse the earth of evil and restore it to Eden-like conditions.
6) The role of the Holy Spirit is to comfort and teach and awaken mankind spiritually. He's the soft voice (metaphorically speaking) that whispers to us through our conscious or subconscious and opens our eyes to certain truths or inspires us to do one thing or another in a righteous manner. Most of us ignore or miss hearing that voice due to the world's distractions, but we can often discern it during or after sincere prayer.
7) God the Father begat the Son and the Holy Spirit proceeds from and through the Son. He (the Father) is considered omniscient (all knowing), omnipresent (ever present), and omnipotent (all powerful).
There's a lot of religious dogma and speculation there, but this thread isn't about theology so I will refrain from debating this issue.