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Rendered as gods in the reading; Jiang uses it to describe a hierarchy of gods and mortal flesh.
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Elohim
Rendered as gods in the reading; Jiang uses it to describe a hierarchy of gods and mortal flesh.
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The Elohim passage is interpreted as a theology where flesh and sin give mortals access to knowledge gods cannot obtain.
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"Elohim said... Elohim is the gods, okay? Keep on going. Noah's Adam let us make a man. They wanted to make man higher than..."
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"...of gods. And the true God had an argument with the Elohim, okay? The Elohim is basically saying, let's make man as servants to..."
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"Why not? Try it. See what happens to you. The worst is that you'll be fine, right? Or you go to jail for a..."
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"...Jesus died when he was 33 years old. The word God, Elohim, appears 33 times in Genesis. King David reigned for 33 years. The..."
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"...create new mythologies. This is what's called the E manuscript for Elohim. Elohim is Elohim. It's just a different word for God. Does that..."
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