Thread: Is the Abrahamic God really Satan?

Imposing a thought for discussion, but not necessarily any views of my own, could the times when God refers to himself as "Us" (Genesis 1:26, 3:22, and 11:7 are three examples) have anything to do with either this or other times when God has seemed inconsistent? Most people have accepted it to be a reference to the fact that God exists in the three parts of The Father, The Son, and The Spirit, but I think placement in contrast to other parts is important. To paraphrase, in 1:26 he says that he made man in "our" image, and in 3:22 he says "man has become like one of Us, to know good and evil". It's only when it talks about his own actions or speech that refers to God as "He".

I'll probably make a thread sometime soon detailing how this relates to matters irrelevant to this thread.