Oneness does not necessarily mean singleness

"Hear o Israel the Lord Yahweh singular it's a singular word the Lord Yahweh Our God Elohim plural is one Lord Yahweh Elohim. 

Yahweh that's what it says that's the Hebrew singular --plural--
singular that is what it says.... do you understand friends Oneness does not necessarily singleness while God is one he is not necessarily single ....it says it right in the text. 

Q: Who created us in the beginning?

A: God Elohim and that's the plural form of God Elohim created the Heaven and the earth and the spirit of God...

Q: well who's that? 

A: It's the Holy Spirit -- the Spirit of God is the Holy Spirit. 

*He was there at the beginning and He moved upon the face of the

waters and God Elohim said let Us make man in Our image is that singular or plural it's plural friends plural and that's not God talking to the angels....God speaking to amongst themselves the councils of heaven and Ephesians 3:9 it says God who created All Things by Jesus Christ so we have the Father the Son and the Holy Spirit."

Marko Kolic