@divegeester
How many “beings” are there in the Godhead? One or three?
HUMAN LANGUAGE is inadaquate to fully describe the nature of God.
In that He is
Father - Son - Holy Spirit limited human langauge is hard pressed to explain this mystery.
But we can experience and enjoy the reality of the living God.
There is one God.
In the Old Testamtent God had many names - For example
Yahweh
(Genesis 2:4, Isaiah 40:3; 10; 1 Samuel 1:20; Exodus 6:1-4, 3:1-22)
Elohim
(Gen. 1:1, 17:7, Ps 19:1 Jer. 31:33)
Yahweh-Rohi
(Psalm 23, 80:1, 95:7, Isaiah 40:11, Jeremiah 31:10, Ezekiel 34:12, 23)
Yahweh-Shammah
(Ezekiel 48:35, Genesis 28:15, Ezekiel 48:35, Psalm 23:4, 46:1, 139:7-12, Jeremiah 23:23-24, Amos 5:14)
Yahweh-Rapha
(Exodus 15:26, Exodus 15:26, 2 Chronicles 7:14, Psalm 6:2, 41:4, 103:3, 147:3, Isaiah 19:22, 30:36, 57:18-19, Jeremiah 3:22; 17:14, 30:17)
Yahweh-Jireh
(Genesis 22:13-14)
Yahweh-Nissi
(Exodus 17:15)
Yahweh-Shalom
(Judges 6:24)
I cannot find such a passage of God saying Yahweh-Shalom and Yahweh Nissi and Yahweh are "We". Though you do have
"Let Us" and
"Become like one of Us" and
"Who will go for Us" the sense does not seem as if God is referring to His varied names.
But in the New Testament we see the Father and the Son as a Divine
"We"
But in the New Testament we have that we may in the Father and the Son as a divine
"Us".
Whether we should use limited words like "persons" we cannot stress "persons" too far. I would certainly not use seperate beings or seperate persons to describe God. So what should we do? We enjoy the reality of God and praise Him He is mysteriously the three-one - the Triune God -
"We will come to him and make an abode with him" (John 14:23)
Crying "regurgitating dogma!" does nothing.
Crying "rank, love to read yourself" does NOTHING.