Elohim (אֱלֹהִים) — 3 of 5: Etymology And (Biblical) Alien Plurality.

In gods we trusted: etymology of Elohim and (biblical) alien plurality.

“Maybe, it’s time to abandon old prejudices, and embrace what might be, for some, unpleasant truths, and that gods, saints, and prayers are all extraterrestrial by definition and history.“ — Rabbi Ariel Bar Tzadok

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6. Elohim (אֱלֹהִים) — The Etymology: The etymology of the term confirms that uncertainty reigns supreme about its real meaning; yet, many details seem to wink at the ancient astronauts theory;

7. In gods we trusted; Elohim were many (Etymology): Narrative context and grammar clearly indicate that the Elohim were many and that Yahweh was only of them;

8. Wrong premises — Etymology of Elohim: A known and influential biblical translator, Mauro Biglino, explains why the problem is usually approached starting from the wrong premises when approaching the Etymology of Elohim;

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6.Elohim (אֱלֹהִים) — The Etymology