Genesis: The First Three Words

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Our family is reading now after I purchased both the book and the ebook. My daughter sighed when she noticed she couldn’t highlight text 😂
So I’ll be getting more hard copies 😊
Thanks for the translation which is exactly what I was looking for. 👍

Buddy_Wayne
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Hey Daniel! I have been sharing your book, and a couple folks have purchased them. I found a house assembly to attend. One of those guys bought a copy.

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37:34 I know this video is addressing grammar rather than theology but I must comment. When I look at Genesis in the context of the Gospel accounts, the title transliterated as "Elohim" appears to refer to the Father (seed) and His Son (His only kindred) who collaborated together in creating all things. The Father uttered the plan and Jesus Christ served as a "dominant hand" to create all designs. The term for "Elohim" appears to be plural referring to a pair but at the same time this pair is united as one and undivided. The title is both plural and singular at the same time. When "elohim" is used to refer to angels in general (including fallen angels), the word seems to refer to a class of heavenly beings with "authoritative leverage" unlike beings of earthly flesh. Very interesting term for sure.

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Daniel, will you be updating the calendar for 2024? I’m still learning the appointed times… ❤

Buddy_Wayne