An in depth analysis of biblical verses proves that the Bible does not speak about God; instead, the partition of the planet earth among the Elohim is being described.
"Think not to match yourself against the gods, for men that walk the earth cannot hold their own with the immortals." - Homer
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Context is king - By looking into a number of passages of the Bible, several elements will help us determine whether it speaks about an almighty, ethereal god or of a group of alien invaders, the Elohim. Form, actions, description and context will help us in our quest;
When the gods were revealed- The first encounter between god and man is in reality an encounter between the“gods”(theElohim) and a man;
The partition of the planet Earth - The Qumran Scrolls, confirms the colonialist partition of Earth by Elohim as opposed to a false and arbitrary later translation;
1. Context is king
In our previous article where we introduced the existence of the Elohim, we have mentioned how the Bibleis one major source of information related to them. In this article we will observe some biblical examples that see the traditional God as protagonist.
Or is it? As we shall see together, the Elohim, multiple physical beings are the actual characters of the stories.
The context of each story should help us getting our answers. In other words, if we read the whole account, we should understand if the authors were talking about one individual only(God) or several(The Elohim), right?
Do the term El and Elohim refer only to Yahweh(יַהְוֶה), - who according to theology would be God - or do they refer to him and to others like him? Other Elohim?
The verse below has been passed off by the Cristian tradition as one of the moments of revelation of God to mankind; in this case, specifically to Jacob. God who reveals himself to man.
It will be disappointing for theologians to realize that the original Hebrew text clearly mentions multiple Elohim,multiple“gods”.
In the following verse Elohim was translated as God, singular, though it was accompanied by plural verbs and other plural grammatical terms.
This is how the Vatican Bible translates Genesis 35:7:
“There he built an altar and named the place Bethel, for it was there that God had revealed himself to him when he was fleeing from his brother.”
It is clear from the uncorrupted biblical descriptions that many Elohim were revealed.
Jacob would later have had a particular relationship with one of them(Yahweh) but this does not authorize anyone, not even the Catholic Church to tamper with the translations by moving everything from plural to singular to support his own monotheistic thesis.
Also becausethat the Elohim were many it is evidentfrom the fact that after arriving here on Earth divided the planet among them and their sons.
An in depth analysis of biblical verses proves that the Bible does not speak about God; instead, the partition of the planet earth among the Elohim is being described.
Content in a flash
1. Context is king
2. When the gods were revealed
3. The partition of the planet Earth - Deuteronomy 32:8,9