[LUKE2447]

No problem considering Jesus is a actual man and Son, though the very image/nature of God made flesh etc... He is the expression of the Father and in being that and a man he can refer to the Father as other than himself. It does not contradict One God. As the FATHER is the only God and all that proceeds forth from him cannot be another God as he is the divine source. Thus Jesus being his offshoot cannot claim divinity of his own but what he Father gives. Thus his source it that of the ONE TRUE GOD the Father. Thus Jesus can pray and yet be God as he is ONE with the Father yet distinct in his humanity. So yes they can speak of distinction. One as the man Christ Jesus the other as the Father in which he receives all divine attributes and nature.