Is there a verse which clearly depicts holy spirit as part of God?

It is written..."God is a Spirit: and they that worship him must worship him in spirit and in truth." (John 4:24)
I hope that helps.

 

Do you feel that there is a Spirit other that the Holy Spirit?
"God is a Spirit" doesn't leave room for equivocation.

 

And where does these spirits come from, how are they made and made from what? Native Americans used to call God the "Great Spirit" where all other spirits come from, once a part of. Every spirit ultimately comes from God, was a part of God. Then when that spirit is separated from God, it must choose to stay in God's presence or separate themselves from God's presence. Staying in God's presence requires us to be Holy as God is Holy, but as we drift away, we become less holy, more profane. God knew most of us were not capable of being Holy enough to stay in God's presence, so He made a way to overcome that (after all, we are His children) through His PERFECT Son, Jesus Christ.

 

But there is only one called "Holy Spirit".

 

So why disbelieve John 4:24?
Your observation doesn't nullify John's.
The bible refers to many things as spirit...including God.

 

Good, so you do understand. Not anyone can claim to be God, or even God's son with impunity. It must be backed with the truth in both word and deed and shown from accepted Holy text that it can be, must be. That is what Jesus did, yet you dont believe He was God in flesh. You believe He was a prophet, just a normal man with whom God shared insights with. If you read Holy scripture closely, you will see that He proclaimed Himself the great I AM. How can He be a great prophet who says such a thing unless its true!!!

 

This scripture was set as valid before Islam ever came to be. The only ones who disputed it at the time was the jews. At that time, the area where Islam first arose was dedicated to the worship of many Gods, none of them the one true God. And it was a lawless area where people would bury daughters in the sands while alive because they thought them next to worthless. How is it you think there is any Islamic scholars of the time who would record different.

My thoughts are that some of your views of Jesus come from the jews who hated him. I would even speculate that it was the arab king who preceded the rise of Islam. His name was Yusuf As'ar Yath'ar who ruled there in AD525. He was the last jewish king to rule in that area. He murdered a christian bishop and his whole flock by locking them in a church and burning them alive. A woman who was so disgusted with his treatment of the Christians, that she tore off her headscarf to better reproach the king. His response to her was to kill her daughter and granddaughter, and pour their blood down her throat before beheading her. When those in the christian kingdom of Ethiopia heard of this, they hunted down and killed him. Then Islam rose from that area shortly afterword, so you can see the influence the rise of Islam had toward Christianity.

Anyways, even the jews dont believe many of the things that Islam does of Christ. So your beliefs are based on something that was written 200 years after Mohammad died (when it was written, it was based on what people said at the time, no fellow that knew him well was even alive when he wrote the Kuran). And the hadiths took hundreds of years after that to make it look more in depth. Christianity had written tesitmony only a few years after Christs death, by people who KNEW Him personally.

 

What other God is there?
There is no other God, so the scripture, (John 4:24), answers your question.

 

Beside the obvious "God is a Spirit" in (John 4:24) we may also consider in (Acts 2:17) of the prophecy of Joel saying "I will pour out OF MY Spirit upon all flesh": for it is God who is a Spirit pouring out of His own self upon us.