“Elohim” is not a name of God. It is a Hebrew word meaning “gods”. It is applied to many persons and things in the Bible and it is even applied to the true. And when referring to Yahweh, Elohim very often is accompanied by the article ha-, to mean, in combination, “the God,” and sometimes with a further identification Elohim ḥayyim, meaning “the living God.” Though Elohim is plural in form, it is understood in the singular sense. Link Link

6 Video Comments

↓

To comment, this group.
1. 

   1

   3

   MickeyLoveMinnie

   3 years ago

   ReplyTo:   ShareThoughts
   Title:   LORD and God are same!
2. 

   2

   3

   ShareThoughts

   3 years ago

   ReplyTo:   ShareThoughts
   Title:   Part 2 continue ...   Link 1
3. 

   3

   3

   ShareThoughts

   3 years ago

   ReplyTo:   MickeyLoveMinnie
   Title:   Yes, I do understand too   Link 1   Link 2   Link 3
4. 

   4

   3

   ShareThoughts

   3 years ago

   ReplyTo:   MickeyLoveMinnie
   Title:   A Framework for Personal   Link 1
5. 

   5

   1

   Infinitiforever

   3 years ago

   ReplyTo:   ShareThoughts
   Title:   One authority equal
6. 

   6

   ShareThoughts

   3 years ago

   ReplyTo:   Infinitiforever
   Title:   Yes I know that we learn