11-16-2008, 09:33 AM
prophet for ELOHENU it is our Gods.
In English, the words appear to be simply singular, but in Hebrew they are more. Biblical exegetes point out that “Lord” is “YHWH” (“Jehovah” or “Yahweh”), but “God” in that verse is “Elohenu,” which is the PLURAL word “Elohim” with the first personal possessive plural suffix appended to it. (Phew!) “Elohenu” (“Our God”) is actually “our Gods.” To make it even more interesting, the word chosen carefully by the Holy Spirit for “One” is “Echad,” which is often a COMPOUND “one” in the Hebrew language. It is like saying, “One (echad) BUNCH of grapes”. Absolute oneness (one grape) would require the word “Yacheed,” which is never used for the unity of the Godhead in Scripture.
http://www.fridaystudy.org/html/deuteron...omy6_4.htm
do you self a favor and study the word “Elohenu
In English, the words appear to be simply singular, but in Hebrew they are more. Biblical exegetes point out that “Lord” is “YHWH” (“Jehovah” or “Yahweh”), but “God” in that verse is “Elohenu,” which is the PLURAL word “Elohim” with the first personal possessive plural suffix appended to it. (Phew!) “Elohenu” (“Our God”) is actually “our Gods.” To make it even more interesting, the word chosen carefully by the Holy Spirit for “One” is “Echad,” which is often a COMPOUND “one” in the Hebrew language. It is like saying, “One (echad) BUNCH of grapes”. Absolute oneness (one grape) would require the word “Yacheed,” which is never used for the unity of the Godhead in Scripture.
http://www.fridaystudy.org/html/deuteron...omy6_4.htm
do you self a favor and study the word “Elohenu