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Elohim is recognized as being in plural form when talking about false gods…
However when talking about the Hebrew God, I have read that Elohim is thought to be referring to God in singular form. Is this correct?
Consider Genesis 1:26
Let …
I mean Elohim is a plural form of God. So the correct translation would be gods.
Now, perhaps the word elohim is followed by singular words and hence the word Elohim must mean plural.
So what? That doesn’t change the fact that elohim is …
Various explanations are given for the overall composition of the first five books of the old Testament. For example, the Documentary Hypothesis states the five books are a compilation of four sources: Jahwist (J), Elohist (E), Deuteronomi…
"…made man a little lower than the Elohim." Who is he referring to when he says ‘man’ and who is he referring to when he says ‘Elohim’?
Could this verse be speaking about two completely different races i.e. Neolithic peoples co…
![Might "Elohim" be translated as a DUAL noun: "El-" the Creator [singular entity] paired with "-ohim" His team [other entity(s)] in tasks set by "El-"?](https://www.pentecostaltheology.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/05/Might-quotElohimquot-be-translated-as-a-DUAL-noun-quotElquot-the-Creator-singular-entity-paired-with-quotohimquot-His-team-other-entitys-in-tasks-set-by-quotElquot-600x338.png)
Many translations have been attempted using Hebrew gliphs and grammatical traditions, but perhaps an overview of total biblical content might also be worth consideration …
We know from John 1:1-3 that everything was created through "…
# **Theological confusion concerning the Trinity:** *”Elohim is plural but has absolutely nothing to do with trinity… It means powerful, those who God made…