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If Jesus Is God or Co-Equal to God Then Why...
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Anonymous Coward |
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The problem of understanding stems from the word "GOD"
The word that is used as GOD is the hebrew word "ELOHIM"
ELOHIM is a plural word
so we take is by steps.. first to genesis
Genesis 1:26
And God said, Let us make man in our image, after our likeness
If you go by the traditional understanding of the word GOD it doesnt make sense..the "let us" part , but if you use the original hebrew word ELOHIM it makes sense because elohim is a plural word
Genesis 1:26
And ELOHIM said, Let us make man in our image, after our likeness
again you have to be careful with the word GOD in its english form.
Who we know as the CREATOR is Jesus the messiah
John 1
1 In the beginning was the Word(JESUS), and the Word (JESUS)was with God(ELOHIM), and the Word (JESUS)was God(ELOHIM).
2 The same (JESUS) was in the beginning with God (ELOHIM).
3 All things were made by him; and without him was not any thing made that was made.
Everything that was created was created for JESUS CHRIST AND THROUGH JESUS CHRIST.
JESUS CHRIST IS WHAT WE WOULD CALL THE "CREATOR"
So Jesus christ is ELOHIM.
but Jesus christ is NOT THE FATHER , He is the second person in ELOHIM.
And that is why JESUS came down and died for us , because he loves his CREATION..
Quoting: Anonymous Coward 26311503 Not quite correct. There are THREE "gods" in the first two chapters of Genesis. The CREATOR The "Lord God"... the group of them and the "Lord"...the overseer. The blood sacrifice was to please the OVERSEER. The guy people call Jesus (not his real name) hated the blood sacrifice. The "Christian Bible"..and ALL versions of it, are based upon the work of Constantine and his 60 pagan priests that he made the bishops of the Roman Catholic Church. When you find out the TRUTH, it will shake you to the core. Elohim means "mighty ones" in Genesis, the reference is to the angels who are the "workers" of God they are in the image of God and so are we the Bible describes a long process---the process of making angels " MIGHTY ONE"...not mighty ones . Dont twist things to your liking Sorry, but you are wrong it is plural in the Hebrew to make this as simple as possible, have a look in your Strong's Concordance the word translated "God" in Genesis 1:1 is H430 the word elohyim is a masculine noun and the plural of H433 (Eloah) if you have studied any Hebrew, you would know that "-im" is a plural form of the word Mighty one sHere is Strong's outline of Biblical use of the word: 1) (plural) a) rulers, judges b) divine ones c) angels d) gods 2) (plural intensive - singular meaning) a) god, goddess b) godlike one c) works or special possessions of God d) the (true) God e) God
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