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Now I'm really confused...... how can God not be almighty?HelpMe said:i assume ronald was referring to jesus/yeshua(he) when he said basically that he is not god.
this is wrong, jesus/yeshua is most certainly eloah(god), just not almighty.
This feels like I'm back in the Jehovah's Witness thread.Ronald said:Your New Testament says he is the first-born of all creation, from whom is he born of, if he is God?
you've offered not one single nearly iron clad proof that yeshua was/is not an elohim.Ronald said:NO iron clad truths.Eh!
john10:30"I and the Father are one."Hope said:...And Jesus states more than once that He and the Father are one...
I remember a similar context of Moses being God. In the Hebrew scriptures God tells Moses that he, Moses, will be God to Aaron. Does that mean that Moses was God also?HelpMe said:i assume ronald was referring to jesus/yeshua(he) when he said basically that he is not god.
this is wrong, jesus/yeshua is most certainly eloah(god), just not almighty.
There are two main terms for "God" in the ancient Hebrew scriptures. There is Yahweh (Y H W H), which is the term for the Almighty, one, true, God, Jehova. And there is Elohim, which is a term for god (little g), king, prince, mighty one, judge, ruler, etc. Be careful not to get the two mixed up.t3gah said:I remember a similar context to Jesus being God. In the Hebrew scriptures God tells Moses that he, Moses, will be God to Aaron. Does that mean that Moses was God also?
Elshaddai - God AlmightyLinus said:There are two main terms for "God" in the ancient Hebrew scriptures. There is Yahweh (Y H W H), which is the term for the Almighty, one, true, God, Jehova. And there is Elohim, which is a term for god (little g), king, prince, mighty one, judge, ruler, etc. Be careful not to get the two mixed up.
Which ones? All the translations I looked up only mention God twice within those 3 verses. And those two words are LORD (verse 14) and God (verse16). Besides, none of the translations I have looked at say that Moses will be God to Aaron, but rather that Moses will be AS God to Aaron. What could that mean?t3gah said:Elshaddai - God Almighty
Elelyon - Most High or Most High God
Elolam - Everlasting God
Elohim - God and sometimes Gods (plural)
El - God
Those scriptures are Exodus 4:14-16 )moses(
I don't know. To tell you the truth I am not an expert on ancient Hebrew. I am only familiar with the two terms I mentioned earlier.t3gah said:If God's name is YHWH or Jehova, how come God tells Moses to say to the sons of Israel that "Ehyeh has sent me to you"? (Exodus 3:15)