Page 29 - Elohim - Almighty Godhead

There exists stark contrasts between these two different concepts of the Almighty
known as “Elohim.” For Rabbinical Judaism, “Elohim” is one literal “God” who
is plural only by His myriads of majestic character and titles. For the enlightened
Christian “Elohim” represents a Triune (plural) Godhead of three Divine
personages functioning in oneness and unity of purpose.

~ELOHIM~ ~ELOHIM~

to Rabbinical Judaism is to Christianity is

“PLURALITY “PLURALITY
IN MAJESTY” IN UNITY”

“ONE GOD On “TRIUNE GODHEAD
POSSESSING the left is FUNCTIONING
MYRIADS OF “the tradition
CHARACTER /TITLES” of men.” AS ONE IN UNITY
It’s stated conclusion is OF PURPOSE”
T “The precise meaning based on
R of "Elohim" is a subject monotheistic Judaism "I do not pray for T
and its theological these alone, but also R
of interpretation and elimination of any U
debate among scholars. possibility of for those who will
“multiple Gods” being believe in Me through T
A …"Elohim" is generally implied in the name, H
understood as a term “Elohim.” their word;
for God, emphasizing Therefore Elohim that they all
is defined as consisting of may be one, as You,
D His authority, power, “Plurality in Majesty.” Father, are in Me, and
and divine nature… I in You; that they
However, also may be one in Us,
I Elohim can be on the right is Jesus’ that the world may
interpreted as a plural prayer to the Father believe that You sent
form of majesty, expressing a desire Me. And the glory
which You gave Me
T suggesting the for all I have given them,
greatness and that they may be one
sovereignty of God. “THAT THEY MAY BE just as We are one:
ONE I in them, and You in
I However, within Me; that they may be
the context of IN US”… made perfect in one,
monotheistic “THAT THEY MAY BE and that the world
may know that You
O Judaism, it does not ONE have sent Me, and
indicate the belief JUST AS WE have loved them as
ARE ONE…” You have loved Me.”
N in multiple gods but “THAT THEY MAY BE
rather emphasizes MADE PERFECT IN John 17:20-23
the singular God's
exalted nature.” ONE.”
(https://davidraphaelisrael.mediu
m. com/on-Elohim-the-majesties- This is the
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in oneness of unity

and purpose.
Therefore “Elohim”
is defined rightly as
“Plurality in Unity.”

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