Adding to the confusion are the manytitlesfor God in the Bible. Here's some examples: Elohim (Hebrew:אֱלֹהִים) - "God" (Literally "gods" - a majestic plural) El Shaddai (Hebrew: אֵל שַׁדַּי,) - translated "The Almighty" ...
anything between the black line and the coast will be under water. This would be when nibiru hits the ocean, causing a massive tidal wave that would sweep over the USA coastlines, if it hits in the Atlantic. The flood on the west coast would be due to nibiru hitting in the Pacific. ...
their authors expanded inherited traditions with wider, and often competing, perspectives as they sought to consolidate what may be properly called a nation,” Wright, a professor of the Hebrew Bible at Emory University, writes inWhy the Bible Began...
Hoffman in his riveting little tome on the history of the Hebrew language, In the Beginning, the Name יהוה or YHWH; the name of the Lord, consists of only those ambiguous double-duty symbols and is far beyond any attempt to pronounce it. In fact, the name YHWH may be ...
Throughout history, we know that the mark of God given to the servants of the LORD has been either His Name (YHWH) or the symbol of the Cross (the Hebrew letter Taw). It’s interesting to note that YaHWeH’s name, in the Hebrew, resembles three sev...
the voice of him that cried.Although the natural referent for the voice would be one of the seraphim, parallels in similar visions favor the conclusion that it was the voice of God Himself. Barker[lxxii]writes that Isaiah’s experience is “exactly as is recorded of Moses in the tabern...