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What is the meaning the names of God?


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The original meanings of the words, which the Deist Elohist Theologians of the Latin Catholic Church, and Elohist Theologians of the English Translations, and Elohist Theologians of the other Language Translations, have done away with in their translations, still exist for anyone that seeks the truth.

The plural Hebrew name Elohim and its plural Aramaic equivalent, should have never been translated as a singular God. And the Greek class equivalent “Ho Theos,” should have never been translated as a singular God. The Greek article is not used like the English article. If we say in English, “The sheep all ate grass.” That is similar to the Greek class article. You cannot say, “THE sheep” means ONE sheep in that English sentence, and likewise in Greek, you cannot say “Ho Theos” means ONE Theos. It is a class or family with the name of the Highest named upon all the family in heaven and upon earth. We are not to worship and serve any of the family which are the hosts of heaven with or aside the Creator, we are to worship and serve the Highest. Because the Elohim deliver the word of the Highest to us, and Sons of God teach us until we understand the word, we are not only called Elohim, Sons of the Highest, we are also called Sons of Elohim. So likewise Jesus is not only called the uniquely begotten Son of the Highest, he is called the uniquely begotten Son of Elohim also. All the ancestors of Jesus’s mother, saw the visions of the Highest begetting his Son from their loins, so they are called Elohim, Sons of the Highest, and Jesus is called the Son of Elohim, meaning their Son also.

To worship and serve any creature with or aside the Creator, is the reason Romans says that the wrath of God is unveiled from heaven. No doubt God the Father whom is Spirit. is our Creator, and no doubt, with or aside him is God the Son, and God the Spirit High Angel, these are Elohim that we glorify alike God, and we are thankful for them, but like the scripture says of some, they stumble at the stumbling stone laid in Zion, some cast him off, and others err worshiping and serving the creature as if he were the Creator, and others believe upon him as he is the High Priest upon the order of Melchizedek.

If you wanted to make an accurate English translation of the plural Hebrew name Elohim and its plural Aramaic equivalent, and the Greek class equivalent “Ho Theos,” use an English word like “Godship.” And define “Godship” as “the equivalent of the plural Hebrew name Elohim and its plural Aramaic equivalent, and the Greek class equivalent ‘Ho Theos.’ Which is a family with the name of the Highest named upon them in all the languages. And sometimes the plural Hebrew name Elohim and its plural Aramaic equivalent are rightly translated as plural Gods in English and Greek.”

Do a word study on that Greek word “para,” it means “aside.”

And do a name study of El, Elah, and Elohim, being named upon all, even in names like “Eli,” which means “my God,” and “Israel,” which means “prevails like God.”

There is only one Jehovah, and his name “Jehovah” is abbreviated as “Jah,” in the name “Elijah,” his name means, “My God Jehovah.” And the name “Jehovah” abbreviated as “Jah,” is used in the name of the Priesthood of “Abijah,“ which means, “My Father Jehovah.“ And the name “Jehovah” abbreviated as “Jah,” is used in the name that we get the names “Jesus or Joshua” from, which means, “Jehovah’s salvation.”

Love and prayers

Joseph

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