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Elohim [HS] divided the light from the darkness. Gen 01:05 Elohim [HS] called the
light “day,” and the darkness he [HS] called “night” [D1—F6: Naming or blessing] [
The reason that The Spirit was hovering at sea level is that everything that was ...
Elohim [HS] divided the light from the darkness. Gen 01:05 Elohim [HS] called the
light “day,” and the darkness he [HS] called “night” [D1—F6: Naming or blessing] [
The reason that The Spirit was hovering at sea level is that everything that was ...
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Gen 01:14 ELOHIM [F] said [D4—F1: Announcement (GOD said)], “LET THERE
BE LIGHTS IN THE EXPANSE OF THE SKY TO DIVIDE THE DAY FROM THE
NIGHT [D4—F2a: Order (Let there be)], AND LET THEM BE FOR SIGNS, AND
FOR ...
Gen 01:14 ELOHIM [F] said [D4—F1: Announcement (GOD said)], “LET THERE
BE LIGHTS IN THE EXPANSE OF THE SKY TO DIVIDE THE DAY FROM THE
NIGHT [D4—F2a: Order (Let there be)], AND LET THEM BE FOR SIGNS, AND
FOR ...
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Elohim” is translated as “LORD God” in the LXX, and “LORD God” is the subject
of the plural verb “Let us make ...” (LXX Gen 02:18). Other research suggests that
“YAHVEH Elohim” refers to THE FATHER and The Son. “YAHVEH Elohim” is ...
Elohim” is translated as “LORD God” in the LXX, and “LORD God” is the subject
of the plural verb “Let us make ...” (LXX Gen 02:18). Other research suggests that
“YAHVEH Elohim” refers to THE FATHER and The Son. “YAHVEH Elohim” is ...
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Gen 41:32 The dream was doubled to Pharaoh, because [All] The Elohim [T] [The
Hebrew is haElohim.] establishes the thing, and [All] The Elohim [ T ] [The
Hebrew is haElohim.] will shortly bring it to pass.” [This section is omitted since
there is ...
Gen 41:32 The dream was doubled to Pharaoh, because [All] The Elohim [T] [The
Hebrew is haElohim.] establishes the thing, and [All] The Elohim [ T ] [The
Hebrew is haElohim.] will shortly bring it to pass.” [This section is omitted since
there is ...
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Gen49:25 by The Elohim [ HS ] of your father, who [HS] will help you [“Will help” is
a singular verb. Comparison of Gen 28:20 and 48:15, where The Spirit helps and
is with a believer, shows that this Elohim refers to The Spirit. So already The ...
Gen49:25 by The Elohim [ HS ] of your father, who [HS] will help you [“Will help” is
a singular verb. Comparison of Gen 28:20 and 48:15, where The Spirit helps and
is with a believer, shows that this Elohim refers to The Spirit. So already The ...
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ABOMINATIONS Abraham Angelic Armies anger Balaam BEHOLD believers blessed BRING called CAPTIVITY CAUSE children of Israel covenant daughter DESOLATE destroy DEVOUR dwell earth EDOM Egypt El Shaddai Elohim ELYON entry on Isa Ephraim EVIL eyes FATHER and Son—FATHER fire glory Gods hand hear HEART heavens Hebrew HOLY HOUSE OF ISRAel inhabitants iniquity inthe Isaiah Jacob Jehoiakim Jeremiah Jerusalem KING OF BABYLON king of Judah LAND OF EGYPT LORD F Malek Yahveh mention of Yahveh Messiah midst mighty MOAB Moses mountains Name NATIONS Nebuchadnezzar plural priests prophesy prophet prostitute reference to Yahveh righteousness says THE LORD says YAHVEH section is omitted servant Shaddai Sodom Son—Son soul Sourcebook—Allusion speak Spirit spoke SWORD TheSon things tree Trinitarian Trinity voice waters Word WRATH YAHVEH F Yahveh Gen Yahveh Texts Yeshua Zedekiah Zion
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| Título | The Jewish Trinity Sourcebook: Trinitarian Readings from the Old Testament |
| Autor | Yoel Natan |
| Editor | Yoel Natan, 2003 |
| ISBN | 1411601475, 9781411601475 |
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