Yes and no...we would have to begin a process of defining terms, going into the Latin of the creation of that doctrine. Its adaptation into English creates logical fallacies.
The unity of the 3, or "essence" of the 3, that the original Trinity model describes is the "Word of God" and there is only one "Word" or seed.
Most do not want to go this deep, but simply say "one God, 3 persons" as if that really means something. The Bible explains it all much better than the actual Trinity doctrine.
Side note: I love how obeying the Word of God is now just called "HR".
You meant 613. There is not really 613 laws. That is rabbinical.
Baptism (mikveh) is a Temple law. Do you follow that?
You need to know the "to who, when, how to, and where" of these commandments.
Perhaps if I ask a question it might help?
If you do not have parents, should you keep the obeying parents commandment?
If the criteria for a commandments does not present itself, does that mean the commandment is abolished? Of course not.
Our High Priest has all of this under control in the Heavenlies, in a higher order, where such criteria still exists and He offers intercession daily.