I don't think you really understand what im trying to say.
Jesus is God, scripture makes that very plain John 1:1 In the beginning was the Word(Jesus) and the Word(Jesus) was with God, and the Word(Jesus) was God.
Trinitarians don't deny Jesus is God. If someone has told you that, then that is totally not right what they told you. And who ever told you that is way way off!
But Jesus is not God the Father, Jesus is God,the Son.
"For unto us a child is born unto us a son is given and the government shall be upon his shoulder, and his name shall be called Wonderfuld, Counsellor, The mighty God, The everlasting Father, The Prince of Peace". Isaiah 9:6,
The everlasting Father The Father or eternity; the Planner of the ages; and Father of all time (Heb.1:2). It does not mean that Jesus the Messiah is the one known as God, the Father, the first person of the Divine Trinity, for He is another person.
Everlasting Father. He ( Jesus) not only would come to reaveal the heavenly Father(God,the Father) but he(Jesus) Himself would act toward His people eternally as a compassionate father who love guards, and supplies the needs of His children.
Proofs Jesus is not the Father(God,the Father)
The Father was in heaven all the time Jesus was on earth( Mt 5:16,48).
Christ now sits at the right hand of the Father
Jesus said He would confess men BEFORE MY FATHER, proving He is not the Father(GOd,the Father)(once again, these are not denying Jesus is God).(rev.3:5, Mt. 10:32)
Jesus always prayed to the Father as a separate person ( Mt.11:25, Jn.17)
Ther Father existedOUTSIDE the body of Jesus, so He could not be Jesus.(Mt. 2:22; 3:17; 17:5; Jn.12:27-30)
God was the Father of Jesus, not Jesus, Himself( Eph.1:3, 17; Eph.3:14)
In prarbles Jesus illustrates His relationship to the Father as that of seperate person( Mt.21:33-46; Jn. 15:1-8).
Others saw Jesus as a seperate person from the Father( Dan. 7:9-14; Acts 7:56)
So once again we don't deny Jesus is God. (John 1:1)
Jesus was with God (John 1:2) we can clearly see 2 persons there in that verse.
So hopefully this will help you out a little.