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Echad isn’t dependent on the Shema. It’s a common word which occurs around 950 times in the Hebrew Bible. If you want to confirm this you can do so by consulting a Lexicon. Adonai is a replacement for the tetragrammaton. The Messiah is adoni, not adonai. See, for example, Psalm 110:1. I don’t...

See above. Hebrew grammar isn’t a Jewish fable.

Would you mind if someone said this to you?

It isn’t. Echad is singular regardless of whether or not the noun it modifies is singular or plural. Elohim is always plural in form but seldom plural in meaning.

Echad is the numeral 1. It doesn’t mean more than one. Listen to the teacher count from 1-10 in Hebrew. You’ll even hear her say “One coffee, please”. You know that one coffee isn’t more than one coffee.

Echad can modify a collective noun but there is no plurality in the word echad.

Echad means 1, not more than 1. Anyone who can count in Hebrew can verify that for us. There is no plurality in the word echad. Right? You still haven’t offered any information about anyone besides you in the trinitarian camp who teaches “one gods”.

I think you’re on a theology island. Population: 1 ”One gods” has no meaning, and certainly has nothing to do with the God of Israel. If there are any trinitarians, besides yourself, who believe their / your deity is “one gods,” they aren't making it known in the shadowland. Have you tried...

I drink both. You’re still avoiding the question.

I don’t drink coffee. You need to provide support for your comment if you want anyone to take it seriously. I opened the door for you to. You walked away.

I don’t know if he could or not. What I know is that he didn’t.

He doesn’t offer one. He has none that he is willing to share.