Genesis 1:26
Then God said, Let Us make mankind in Our image.
Ecclesiastes 12:1
Remember also your Creators in the days of your youth.
Isaiah 54:5
For your husbands are your Makers, Whose name is Yahweh of armies.
In most Bible translations the singular form is used, but this is not correct...
Is there a distinction in the description preceding JHVH, ie the word 'g-d' there, that in your tradition, is different from use for 'any god'?
Or is it merely that
'I am the God of the Hebrews, '
In other words, the context, that lends to the singular nature of the God reference.
Shalom
Hi Brethren,
I am a retired lecturer in Metallurgy and my late father also a B.Sc. had this knowledge. He died in 1980 and in his honour, I had been writing religious articles. I studied the NT in 1982 and wrote the exposition of Matthew in 1983. It6 was written in the holy spirit, common...