There is one Spirit. Yes. But not part of either the Father or Son.
Look, We view ECHAD DIFFERENTLY. And here I am going back into notes.....
We simply do not agree and from that point I guess neither one of us will answer the others
questions satisfactorily.
ECHAD UNIFIED ONE
Gen 2:24 Two become one
Man plus Woman
Deut 6:4 God is one
Father+Son+Spirit
As I understand ECHAD , ECHAD actually means a compound unity.
How does this apply to God being ECHAD as in "three" for our use here...
well, if god was in fact singular then the Hebrew word יָחִיד Yachid would have been used, because it is claimed, Yachid means one in singularity. But it is not biblical.
So can it be proved אֶחָֽד׃ ’e-ḥāḏ denotes plurality and consideration of the fact that scriptures have been divinely inspired would not a God who is not triune have required the usage of Yachid?
Lets quickly look at the meaning of Echad.
First:
אֶחָֽד׃ ’e-ḥāḏ is a numerical adjective – ‘Definite Numeral Adjectives’ express an exact number in cardinal form that is one, three, ten and in ordinal form that is first, second. It is literally the number one in the Hebrew numerical system.
We can get definite numeral adjectives in cardinal form by questioning ‘how many?’ to noun.
Therefore, it is the NOUN that follows a Definite Numeral Adjective that denotes plurality.
EXAMPLES of things proving a plurality of ECHAD
One team or one family doesn’t always mean an outright one. A team or a family can consist of more than one person while still being one single team or family.
In the same our one God can mean that there is more than one person within God. (forming the Godhead)
So, to condense this, if possible... which it is not....
There are the rabbinic teaching declares that echad represents the fusion of diverse elements into a harmonious whole.
see:
https://www.sefaria.org/sheets/508442?lang=bi
This is the Glossary page for words beginning with E
www.messianiclearning.org
This article will cover everything about Deuteronomy 6:4. We will explore how rabbis interpret why Moses used YHVH three times and why he chose the word “echad” instead of “yachid…
answeringjudasimblog.wordpress.com
Now this one link I quote part of
Now, concerning the concept of “echad” and how that applies to YHWH and Yeshua, I would direct your attention to the tent of meeting, which was made of ten curtains to go around the outer perimeter of the tent of meeting. Clips of brass were made to join the curtains together into one unit; this one unit according to Scripture was considered “echad,” which is the word used to describe this joining action in the above passage. Now, we are not suggesting that YHWH and Yeshua are separate units in any way; but rather, are simply manifestations of the Supreme Being. In this we mean that both YHWH and Yeshua are manifestations of this Supreme Being. The manifestation of the Son (which we know by the name of Yeshua) is a very complex manifestation. By this we mean that within this one human body were multiple manifestations of the Supreme Being, namely, the Father incarnate, the seven manifold Spirit of YHWH, the Blood, and the Voice, in particular. There were other manifestations included in the body of Mashiach Yeshua, but this should be sufficient for you to see the very complex nature of Mashiach.
Here is one more example from Scripture on the usage of the word “echad.”
Please note that YHWH states the menorah is “one” piece, made from a single piece of gold, that is, it is echad. However, there are seven branches and seven lamps upon those branches. This piece of furniture in the holy place represents the seven manifest Spirits of YHWH.
Last, because you may have stopped reading by now.
The oneness of echad is not undermined by plurality; indeed, it employs plurality as the ingredients of unity. Thus, even within the most orthodox Jewish teachings the word echad carries the idea of plurality in unity. I personally feel that by this orthodox Jewish definition of echad, we are not contradicting Scripture with the teachings of a Trinity as understood in our classical orthodox theology. If Deuteronomy were to destroy the doctrine of the Trinity it would have had to use the word
yachid not echad.
I will forever believe that God/Godhead is comprised of The Father/YHWH, The Son/ Jesus the Christ/ and The Holy Spirit.
3 individuals under the umbrella of God/Godhead.