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[patchworkid]

Hi 

 

I would like to know what is the Hebrew text for God Gen 1:1 Elohim אלהים 

my question is I want to know what the Hebrew text for God the Father, Jesus?

I want to know if there is a shorter Hebrew text than a longer version of Elohim

what about Father = ab אָב

Jesus 

I need one for Jesus? what about Alef א and Tav ת

 

Jesus = מייצג ישו

אלהים God = מייצג אלוהים

 

 אָב

Father ab

ut Alef א and Tav ת

what do you think of this (scroll down)

http://www.hebrew4ch...ty/trinity.html

 

Thanks I think I answered my own question

Edited by patchworkid, 06 January 2016 - 08:38 PM.

[Katoog]

Jesus and Joshua/Jeshua are the same name in Hebrew (there is not vowel pointing in the Originals).

Elohim is the plural form of Eloh; but it is singular or plural dependent the context; just as Heaven(s) and sea(s).

I remind the supporters of the trinity doctrine that it is about 3 persons in 1 Deity (not 1 person in 3 parts: Sabellianism).

Binitarianism is about 2 persons in 1 Deity (Jesus is the incarnation of Logos(the Word) see Joh  1:1

 

את

(Alef and Tav the first and last letter in Hebrew) is only a Direct Object Pointer in Hebrew grammar,

Sacred Name and Hebrew Root groups who claiming that it is a name of Jesus as Alpha and Omega(the first and last letter in Greek) are wrong.

But this is for the Theology Forum.