elohim

Other parallels, however, cannot be attributed to these sources, such as parallels in Biblical exegesis, in particular verses that relate to the doctrine of angels, their interpretation of the term elohim and of the terms tselem and demut in Gen. Other shared characteristics concern the general framework and the intended audience: both works seek to guide Jews who are confused in their traditional belief as a result of the study of philosophy.

Abraham Ibn Daud Fontaine, Resianne 2006

Hmm…if elohim translates as something like “divinity” (a mass noun), then yes; but if it means “god” (a count noun), then we’re not quite there yet.

From The Archives: God is a Mystery, not an Explanation James F. McGrath 2009

So, in a sense, all that we mean by "universe" really was encompassed within the Hebrew term elohim, the deity.

From The Archives: God is a Mystery, not an Explanation James F. McGrath 2009

If you enjoy history and such, you might want to research pre-Abrahamic Judaism, the word elohim, or "The Other People", or the battles of the Persians that barely defeated Zoroastrianism.

waterdiluted Diary Entry waterdiluted 2005

It's a really well written vampie book, but there's a "elohim" in the book named "Lucien," and my Biblical radar went up .... an angel named Lucifer, perhaps?

Day in the Life of an Idiot lyda222 2008

Video & Online Games to the atheists on here who became atheists after a long time as a christian? is it true that "elohim" is plural and means "those who came from the sky?"? en Español

Yahoo! Answers: Latest Questions 2009

Rabbi Akiva insists on "Love your neighbor as yourself" Leviticus 19:18 while Ben Azzai holds that the assertion in Genesis that every human being is created in God's image, b'tzelem elohim, is more critical.

Rabbi Rachel Kahn-Troster: Choose Our Highest Values, Reject Fear Rabbi Rachel Kahn-Troster 2011

Rabbi Akiva insists on "Love your neighbor as yourself" Leviticus 19:18 while Ben Azzai holds that the assertion in Genesis that every human being is created in God's image, b'tzelem elohim, is more critical.

Rabbi Rachel Kahn-Troster: Choose Our Highest Values, Reject Fear Rabbi Rachel Kahn-Troster 2011

Rabbi Akiva insists on "Love your neighbor as yourself" Leviticus 19:18 while Ben Azzai holds that the assertion in Genesis that every human being is created in God's image, b'tzelem elohim, is more critical.

Rabbi Rachel Kahn-Troster: Choose Our Highest Values, Reject Fear Rabbi Rachel Kahn-Troster 2011

Rabbi Akiva insists on "Love your neighbor as yourself" Leviticus 19:18 while Ben Azzai holds that the assertion in Genesis that every human being is created in God's image, b'tzelem elohim, is more critical.

Rabbi Rachel Kahn-Troster: Choose Our Highest Values, Reject Fear Rabbi Rachel Kahn-Troster 2011