Elohim is the Hebrew plural word meaning "goddesses and gods," but each time it appears in the Bible it is translated as "God." In the original manuscripts of the book of Genesis, Yahweh was one of the elohim (see The Devil).
Elohim has also set the one over against the other; the good against the evil, ...
BENI ELOHIM, Sons of the Elohim: K
Beni Seraphim: Intelligences of Venus (OP2.22)
BENIEL: K ...
(48) Ben Elohim--Angels
(49) Cherubim--Archangels
[The order of the Angels is a matter of controversy, the arrangement above differing from that accepted in other sections of this volume.
Divine Name
Elohim Tzaboath ("God of Hosts")
Yetsiratic Attribution
Absolute Intelligence ...
Crop Circles:
Elohim's Crop Circles - A French site containing some beautiful crop circle pictures.
William Blake's "Elohim and Adam"
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to a plurality of interpretations, commentaries and further explorations.
The through which Elohim, the source of knowledge, understanding and wisdom, was imparted to the earth. This belief is of Jewish origin.
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It is stated in Gen- esis 1:27 that Elohim created them MALE and FEMALE. The Hebrew words are "SACRE VA N'CABAH." THESE ARE NAMES OF THE SEX ORGANS. Literally trans- lated, SACR means "bearer of the germ.
The name spelled *YHVH* but pronounced *Elohim* is linked to Wisdom, and stands for the emanations. Kindness's name is *ELHI* (*Elohai*), literally "my God.
Who Are the Sons of Elohim?
Pantheon: Nephilim by Judd H. Burton
fUSION Anomaly. Nephilim
altrel: Nephilim (Grigori, Watchers)
Flying Serpents & Dragons: Antedeluvian Patriarchs
Chuck Missler: As The Days of Noah Were: Return of the Aliens?
We find allusions to them in the canonical Scriptures, sometimes veiled under the name of Jehovah, or Elohim - translated into the singular form God, though plural in the Hebrew - the Hebrew not meaning by that at all the supreme God of the universe, ...
Around the Christ and of his lineage, both in and out of time were a certain family of Devas (Elohim projections) who were of the original builders.
The term Holy Spirit (Ruach Elohim) is derived from the Zend Avesta, and the phrase, Spenta Mainyu, or “Holy (Creative) Spirit".
Metaphysically, it is based on concepts such as transcendent monism (the existence of one ultimate principle of being), the hierarchy of secret or occult Masters, cosmic demiurges (the Elohim or dhyan-chohans) rather than a Creator-God, ...
The second is that it has no proper vowel points, those of the name ELOHIM being substituted, or alternatively, of the name ADONAI. It is said, for example: "My name is written YHVH and read ADONAI.
The Ruach is seen as the mind and reasoning powers: it is thought to survive death (and reincarnate) along with the Neshamah. In a different context, the word is also commonly used in the phrase "Ruach Elohim", , "Spirit of God" or The Holy Spirit.
 See also: Spirit, Ritual, Spiritual, Magic, World
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