@aale_xander@PhtEmmanuelO The same Hebrew word is used here for both verses “Echad” Deu 6:4 & Gen 2:24.
Echad implies a composite, unified or collective oneness. So imagine a unity composed of multiple members such as “one flesh” for husband and wife
@aale_xander@PhtEmmanuelO Scripture has always made a distinction among the three. It’s like marriage. The Bible says in marriage the man and woman shall become one flesh. In that one flesh there are two persons distinct but yet equal in terms of nature.
@Onyinyechu56652@PhtEmmanuelO For example, to use egg to explain the trinity is like saying God has three parts. But yet scripture shows that all the persons of the trinity are fully God not a part of God.
@Onyinyechu56652@PhtEmmanuelO Nothing in creation can really help explain the trinity in full depth without speaking heresy. There will always be one or two heresy from that comparison.