Elohim
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In the Urantia Book
Elohim means for the Jews the “God of gods” (169:4.8)
- Jesus used this term when he wanted to refer to the Deity as God, never Yahweh 169:4.5
- the northern Jewish kingdom returned to the worship of Elohim, while the southern one returned to Yahweh 97:9.17
- Elohim is the Trinity concept of God based on the Salem teachings 96:1.8 104:1.8 142:3.6 (169:4.5,8-10)
Under Elijah, Yahweh became Elohim (97:3.6)
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Bible parallels
Passages that the paragraphs cited above parallel, quote or reinterpret, from Duane Faw’s Paramony cross-references. Hover a reference to read it.
- Egyptian enslavement 97:9.17 — Ezk 1:25-30.
- Elohim 96:1.8 — Gn 1:1; Ex 6:2.
- Elohim (Gods) created 142:3.6 — Gn 1:1; Ex 6:2.
Where it appears
Elohim is linked in 6 paragraphs of the text.
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