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I noticed you failed to look at the verb and argue for an exceptional syntactical agency of εν in dative, as if there is one. Greek basics don't back this up at all. Secondly, the preposition δια in the genitive indicates an object that is not actually gone through physically but rather...

OK, so you are lying... and spamin

Have you ever thought none understands because it is confusing and false.

Is free will a blasphemous choice?

He wasn't prone because he was started by God, but this doesn't prove your contention of Divine ship.

Let me look up prone.

Yes but there other wills if you multiply the number of persons. What intention or will are speaking of theologically?

Satan is external?

Prone to sin but sinless. It is ridiculous to say, he was like us in every way except this. He wouldn't be a role model otherwise.

And Roman Catholic interpretations can be just as diseased then.

It means he denied being agathos which means perfect. Why do you call me perfect,?there is none perfect except one, a god.

It actually before Abraham becomes [i.e overjoyed], I am [he or it here, the light of the world]. He was supposedly defaming God for claiming to be his predicted son.

It was because he was talking about Abraham as though he weren't dead, and that Abraham respected him. They were stoning him for being a heretic about the afterlife, because they respected the Sadducees too much.

In Revelation these are the last days of planet earth ever. Fire will scorch the 4 sides of earth, and everyone will have a quick because of nuclear holocaust.

And yet you can't prove it.

"Their plurality" is missing from the tetragrammaton, and the LXX. And what of elohim for other gods. Is it plural or singular?

Done. It assumes Elohim is a generic word for a god, when El was the original. Most of the post looks irrelevant so as not to prove your point. More yet, the father cannot be extracted from the Genesis passage.

It gives us a word for supernatural entity. It is a faulty one at that. El is the Aramaic dialect form.

I personally think it lame when Jews refer to idols as God or the Christian is a different God rather than say we misunderstand HIM. Idols are not Gods, and the Samaritans thought they could make models of the life-giving God. [g]ods are supernatural entities, not ideas. The belief that idols...

I suggest you look at the magical Megillah 9a.12, and 9a.14 [on Sefaria]. The word for God in Hebrew was originally El not Elohim.