Is The Hebrew Word For One (Echad) Plural?

[@paulmc2162]

I think it would help if you were able to ad a link to a PDF copy of the Oneness Of God by David K Bernard.

[@Warrior-of-JESUS-CHRIST-777]

AMEN. We serve the ONE TRUE LIVING GOD ❤🕊👑🙌🏻

[@thorequilibrium461]

Love you brother, preach it! Jesus is God manifest in the flesh!

[@newlifeofalbanyga7926]

Yes He is! God bless!

[@dejournetkelly6745]

Do you have proof that God said he would come in the flesh

[@mega_chips9866]

bother, I wonder whether you know what this presenter is talking about. He is not advocating the concept of Jesus as God manifest in the flesh. If God is a singular God, how can you say Jesus is God? How many Gods are you worshiping?

[@juanitobarcelona7050]

Hello sir,you have a point, i am also confuse about the trinity.they said God is compose of 3 persons.If God is compose of 3 persons why everytime he speaks He use personal pronoun like I or Myself..if He is 3 persons he should use "WE" not I AM..can i ask a question sir?..in 1Cor 8:6, is the word "ONE "use for ONE GOD,THE FATHER,AND ONE LORD ,JESUS is echad?thankyou in advance sir.

[@NewLifeOfAlbanyGa]

He’s 11 Person not 3

[@anastasiakaramanos1270]

Have u read the bible ? Lol if you have then you wouldn't of wrote something stupid God speaks of himself many times in the plural

[@juanitobarcelona7050]

@@anastasiakaramanos1270 yes i read the bible that is why i am confuse about the trinity because eveytime The one True God speak He always use singulaar pronoun.exmaple in Isaiah 44:24 its very clear there that he is only one person.now can you please show me a verse that tells the father is 3 person?..who is the one true God according ro Jesus and apostles? (John 17:3,1Cor. 8:6) it s veey clear,He is the the "Father".how many person is the father?he is one not compose of 3.(Malachi 2:10)

[@anastasiakaramanos1270]

@@juanitobarcelona7050 Are you lying? He uses personal pronouns all the time ?lol from the very beginning throughout the bible he spoke in the plurality as well, Genesis 1:26 "Let 'US' make man in 'OUR' Image and after 'OUR' likeness" from the creation God was more complex then a human mind can categorise Him, Genesis 36:1 God said to Jacob to go build a altar to the God he met there ? I can give 10000 more texts in the bible where God shows himself in many ways then just a singular 1 supreme being , I wanna ask you in advance sir is Jesus YAHWEH?,is Jesus the Most High?

[@juanitobarcelona7050]

@@anastasiakaramanos1270 in Gen.1:26 it is obvious that the God who speak there is with someone thats he said let us.but the quesrion therre is not how many is with him ,but how many person is the speaker? You said they are 3 person because he said" let us",but how aniut the many times Gid speak and say I AM,MYSELF?, exam.in Isaiah 44:24 if its true that they are 3 in one God.he should say We or the 3 of us because God knows how to use correct grammar,like in Gen.1:26 he said "let us" because he is with someone.trinitatarians make 1 God like a 1 Group with a member like 1 famooy or 1 barangay or 1 Government.Gis us not a group or a committee.he is one individual person.the fayher is thhe one true Gid acvirdinv ti Jesus himself and also to tha apostle.Does the father is compose of 3 persons?,no!we only have one father.Jesus ois seperate from his father.ofcourse Jesus is not Yehovah/Yahweh,bwcause according to tue bible Yehovah/Yahweh is the most high God (Psalms 83:18) ,and Jesus is the son of the most high. ( Luke 1:32).Yehovah/Yahweh is the God of Abraham,Isaac,and Jacob (Exo.3:14-15),and in Acts 3:13 says "the God of Abraham,Isaac ,and Jacob 'glorify his son Jesus'",you see very clear!,Jesus is the son of Yehovah/Yahweh.

[@robmoore8393]

Also list all the places it means a plurality of one, to be fair, context determines meaning not your dictionary applied to every, also listen to the late Dr. Michael Heiser on this I think he knew his Hebrew as well as you do!

[@DonJuanzito]

The jews also don't know how to observe Yomkipor, as taught in leviticus. they're literally going to hell in groups because they reject jesus as lord and savior. Woe to the Jews. Their seeking the christ that comes the second time expecting the occasion to be his first. Woe to the Jews who've rejected the living word and Messiah. It grieves me so much to see abraham's descendants go out like this.

[@NewLifeOfAlbanyGa]

Some are converted. Pray for them. God still loves them

[@timothyduke4790]

What are your thoughts on Elohim, that is in reference to God in Judaism, having its etymological basis in ancient Canaanite religion and their pantheon? The cognate for Elohim in ancient Canaanite religion was El, and he was one god among many on a pantheon which they worshiped. I have been getting interested in ways our modern day religions have been influenced by beliefs of the past, so I'm curious what a christian such as yourself would say about the monotheistic all-powerful God of Christianity, Judaism and Islam having His origin in a polytheistic tradition?

[@NewLifeOfAlbanyGa]

I’ve talked about it in some videos. May need to do one specifically on that.

[@timothyduke4790]

@@NewLifeOfAlbanyGa Oh cool, do you remember which ones off the top of your head? I'd love to give them a watch :) But yeah one on that topic specifically would be really interesting to me!

[@shaolinshowdown1123]

www.bible.ca/trinity/trinity-oneness-unity-yachid-vs-echad.htm

[@georgatwater9062]

No, but the Heb word typically translated God, in reference to Israel’s God Yahweh, is. Elohim is plural because El is the singular.

[@hargisP2]

A numeral from H258; properly {united} that {is} one; or (as an ordinal) first: - {a} {alike} {alone} {altogether} {and} any ({-thing}) {apiece} a certain [dai-] {ly} each ({one}) + {eleven} {every} {few} {first} + {highway} a {man} {once} {one} {only} {other} {some} together. A dictionary does not give final definition to a word, the context in which it is used does. Scholars when translating are not including all possible usage, they picking according to context. Notice that the number One definition of echad is numerically one. In the context of Deut 6:4 the rest of the list would be a stretch.

[@higiniomorales459]

Brethren, i know this is random, but this is how to pronounce and write the Lord Jesus name in a few different languages. English: Jesus, Spanish: Jesús, Hebrew: Yeshua, Greek: Iésous/Ιησούς, Chinese: Yēsū/耶稣, Japanese: Iesu/イエス, Korean: Yesu/예수, Arabic: Yasue/يسوع, God bless ye brethren, in Jesus name 🙏/en el nombre de Jesús 🙏.

[@hargisP2]

Jesus translates back to the Hebrew as YHWH. Yashua means Jehovah saves, Jesus is Yehveh

[@higiniomorales459]

@@hargisP2- amen, yes i know brother.

[@juanitobarcelona7050]

@@hargisP2 big no!, Yehovah is the God of Abraham , Isaac, and Jacob..Acts 3:13. .The God of Abraham,the God of Isaac,and the God of Jacob glorify 'his son Jesus',very simple and very clear,Jesus is not Yebovah.Jesus is the son o Yehovah.the God of Abraham,Isaac ,and Jacob.The most high God(Psalm 83:18), Jesus is the son of the most high (Like 1:32)very clear.✌🙂

[@Warrior-of-JESUS-CHRIST-777]

@@juanitobarcelona7050 READ SCRIPTURE!!

[@buzzard6410]

Proper understanding of the Hebrew Plural Intensive would help most Trinitarians properly interpret Scripture from a Oneness perspective. The teachings that came from the Greek philosophers and was brought into the Church, is where they go wrong.

[@NewLifeOfAlbanyGa]

I agree.

[@shaolinshowdown1123]

Jesus is God. If some way God is not Trinitaraly so... Than that had to be against the examples Jesus expressed. Talking to the father, having limited foreknowledge because of flesh form, ect.

[@buckeyewill2166]

A term of inward plurality.....Jews believe in one God only

[@colonyofcells]

elohim is plural and early israelites were polytheists which was why the prophets of the old testament kept on complaining about the polytheists. To become monotheists, maybe the other gods were converted into angels, similar to how catholics converted the other gods into saints. Early christians had at least 2 gods: god the father and lord jesus the son of god. Most religions in the roman empire were polytheistic so early christianity with at least 2 gods was just normal.

[@hargisP2]

Plural is only a part of how it can be used. Context decides the definition. In Deut 6:4 it is numerically one. Only the bacsliden of Israel went to other gods. All pagan gods always came in group of at least three.

[@shaolinshowdown1123]

Bro you misrepresent Christianity. There's one God. He has 3 forms. Same conscience. Same divinity.

[@shaolinshowdown1123]

@@hargisP2 more than three

[@shaolinshowdown1123]

@@hargisP2 5 actually

[@shaolinshowdown1123]

www.bible.ca/trinity/trinity-oneness-unity-yachid-vs-echad.htm Early Christians ✝️ always views this unanimously.

[@newlifeofalbanyga7926]

The evidence shows echad is a synonym with yacheed to Hebraists. God bless you!

[@shaolinshowdown1123]

Amen