A person who is filled with the Holy Spirit, has Yahweh Yahweh Elohim, Ruach (set apart life force) in His/Their most personal selves, dwelling inside them.  Ruach is Yahweh Yahweh Elohim.  Yahweh Yahweh Elohim is Ruach.  The “Spirit of God” is nowhere in the Old Testament; rather, it is written Ruach Elohim, Spirit Gods.  The preposition “of” is assumed by the translators to belong between “Ruach Elohim” or “Spirit Gods”.  But the Hebrew/Aramaic has its own sign of the definite direct object “ayth,” which would have been inserted between Ruach and Elohim, if such a sign were called for.  The ancient text had nothing of the sort between Ruach and Elohim.  Therefore, to insert “of” between Ruach and Elohim, is merely a convention of our English grammar, a convention which does not apply to the Hebrew/Aramaic text.  It is Ruach Elohim, not Ruach of Elohim:  Spirit Gods, not Spirit of God.