Here's your statement restated:
"Holy Spirit" is not a descriptive phrase.
Therefore, the Holy Spirit is not "spirit"; or,
the Holy Spirit is not holy; or,
the Holy Spirit is neither holy nor "spirit".
Any other blasphemy you wish to add to that before you are written off as a heretic?
The phrase “Holy Spirit” denotes a name, as I stated previously. A name refers to a person.
That name is used but one time in the Authorized.
The phrase “holy spirit” referred to
David’s own spirit.
The term “ spirit” refers to that which is born of the Spirit.
”Spirit” refers to the singular Spirit of God.
The phrase “holy Spirit” is descriptive of the Spirit of God.
Why is the phrase “Holy Spirit” used once?
To avoid any confusion as to function and as to whom the Holy Ghost is.
Do you know why the name Holy Ghost is used?