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* Fraidy, not foolish, cats.*

* The less well-known dog physician, Dr. Rex Heimlech. Fortunate for Sparky and fortunate for the cat. Zeke saved two lives that day. *

This English rendering of Genesis 1:1 is correct. It isn’t elohim, plural; it’s elohim, singular.

You provided all of the information needed, confirming my position. Moses isn’t a trinitarian. He’s a Jewish monotheist.

Echad means one, not more than one. Elohim is always plural in form, always singular in meaning when speaking about Yahweh. You can prove it for yourself - anyone can - but you refuse to. Echad can modify a collective noun, but Yahweh isn’t a collective noun. The God of the scriptures is...

Yes. Jesus is a Jewish monotheist. Until a person understands and insists on that, they won’t understand him. God is one God … who is the Messiah’s God and Father. This is what the scriptures teach. Only those among the Jews who rejected Jesus, himself a Jew, got it wrong. The question...

It’s a valid choice, but a poor one in my opinion, not to follow trinitarian scholarship. ”Jesus wasn’t, and isn’t, Yahweh.” Dr. Witherington, a prominent trinitarian author and scholar in our time, is speaking within the confines of history. Yahweh - the God and Father of Jesus of Nazareth...

I use the same scripture that you do. God. Singular in form, singular in meaning. That alone settles the issue. “ In the beginning God …” (Genesis 1:1) -> elohim, always plural in form, singular in meaning. *** Dead giveaway: “In the beginning gods …” (not a valid translation of Genesis...

An ace in the hole. Elohim, always plural in form*, is seldom plural in meaning in the Bible; and never plural in meaning when used in reference to Yahweh. * This is the key. The word isn’t plural, it’s plural in form.

Elohim is a Hebrew word that is always plural in form but not always plural in meaning. We have words like this in English too. For example, deer. ”I see deer in the woods.” How many deer do I see? One? Three? Twelve? Deer. Plural in form, singular in meaning -> I see one deer. Deer. Plural...

* Letter arrangement. *