A second problem with the Reformed conception is the following dilemma. If God the Father was pouring out His wrath on the Second Person of the Trinity, then God was divided against Himself, God the Father hating His own Word.
God could hate the Son only if the Son were another being, that is, if polytheism or Arianism were true.
But if God loved the Son, then it must be another person (besides the Son) whom God was hating during Christ’s Passion. And hence that entails Nestorianism, i.e. that Christ was two persons, one divine and the other human. He loved the divine Son but hated the human Jesus.
Hence the Reformed conception conflicts with the orthodox doctrine of the Trinity
lol. Your argument is so weak you have to repost the same comment.