What does this mean: "I have said, Ye are gods..."
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Ex 12 12
For I will pass through the land of Egypt that night, and I will strike all the firstborn in the land of Egypt, both man and beast; and on all the gods of Egypt I will execute judgments: I am the Lord.
so in this passage the Most High is going to pass judgment on figments of our imagination?
For I will pass through the land of Egypt that night, and I will strike all the firstborn in the land of Egypt, both man and beast; and on all the gods of Egypt I will execute judgments: I am the Lord.
so in this passage the Most High is going to pass judgment on figments of our imagination?
You are not interpreting those in light of this:
We know that the false gods in this world don’t really exist and that no god exists except the one God. People may say that there are gods in heaven and on earth—many gods and many Lords, as they would call them.
1 Corinthians 8:4*-5 GW
https://bible.com/bible/70/1co.8.4-5.GW
We know that the false gods in this world don’t really exist and that no god exists except the one God. People may say that there are gods in heaven and on earth—many gods and many Lords, as they would call them.
1 Corinthians 8:4*-5 GW
https://bible.com/bible/70/1co.8.4-5.GW
What if you were to use the accepted meaning of elohim from the time of the writings?
The only Elohim Who is without beginning and without end is our Father, however when He used the word in His commandment it was accepted at the time that the meaning is this, "You shall have no mighty ones besides Me."
Since Hebrew does not give capital letters to anything for there are none, it cannot b e proven by this trace,however the then definition does........
Look it up in various sources, and you will find it was applied to men of honor, magistrates, strong men, valorous men etc, and even to those falsely deemed as what we consider a god, that is, an idol.
There is only one true Elohim, and He is the Father, the Son and the Holy Spirit. This is why the plural, Elohim, is employed in this instance and not the singular, el howeer if we do say El it is to God as One, such as on the Cross.
Jesus said my God, my God, or Eli, Eli. The i suffix converts the noun to as having the first person possessive in English before El....my.
The only Elohim Who is without beginning and without end is our Father, however when He used the word in His commandment it was accepted at the time that the meaning is this, "You shall have no mighty ones besides Me."
Since Hebrew does not give capital letters to anything for there are none, it cannot b e proven by this trace,however the then definition does........
Look it up in various sources, and you will find it was applied to men of honor, magistrates, strong men, valorous men etc, and even to those falsely deemed as what we consider a god, that is, an idol.
There is only one true Elohim, and He is the Father, the Son and the Holy Spirit. This is why the plural, Elohim, is employed in this instance and not the singular, el howeer if we do say El it is to God as One, such as on the Cross.
Jesus said my God, my God, or Eli, Eli. The i suffix converts the noun to as having the first person possessive in English before El....my.
Read this. There exists only one god.
We know that the false gods in this world don’t really exist and that no god exists except the one God. People may say that there are gods in heaven and on earth—many gods and many Lords, as they would call them.
1 Corinthians 8:4*-5 GW
https://bible.com/bible/70/1co.8.4-5.GW
I'm done now. I pray you dig this passage out from the trash can where you tossed it after you tore it out from your bible and threw it away.
We know that the false gods in this world don’t really exist and that no god exists except the one God. People may say that there are gods in heaven and on earth—many gods and many Lords, as they would call them.
1 Corinthians 8:4*-5 GW
https://bible.com/bible/70/1co.8.4-5.GW
I'm done now. I pray you dig this passage out from the trash can where you tossed it after you tore it out from your bible and threw it away.
There are no other gods
There is only one God
people, spirits, can claim they are “gods” all they want but they aren’t.
And it is clear to those to whom the WORD of GOD has come that these have not received THE TRUTH, and to them the Word of GOD has not come
and as such, they do not have eternal life
There is only one God
people, spirits, can claim they are “gods” all they want but they aren’t.
And it is clear to those to whom the WORD of GOD has come that these have not received THE TRUTH, and to them the Word of GOD has not come
and as such, they do not have eternal life
Oh I have understood
I have understood both points
psslm 82 is sarcastic
or in light of John 10 to whom the word of GOD has come, I understand more clearly to mean ye are “gods” not because there are any gods, or that we are gods, (apart from being in and remaining in CHRIST, the source and root of our “holiness) but because to us the word of GOD has indeed come and because we have received HIM and believe, we have eternal life
I have understood both points
psslm 82 is sarcastic
or in light of John 10 to whom the word of GOD has come, I understand more clearly to mean ye are “gods” not because there are any gods, or that we are gods, (apart from being in and remaining in CHRIST, the source and root of our “holiness) but because to us the word of GOD has indeed come and because we have received HIM and believe, we have eternal life
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