The Elohim Beings in OT Hebrew Language

This subject is necessary for understanding the NT statements about The Father, The Son, and The Holy Spirit. Please return to my posts on The Mystery Of The Trinity (Feb 25, 2024) and The Mystery (?) Of The Trinity (April 4, 2021).

Then read the following "mysterious" passages from John 1:14-18.

14       And The Word, The Logos, The Living Word, became flesh, human flesh, The Man of flesh and blood, and He Himself was tabernacled among us and we ourselves beheld His Glory, Glory As Of The Only Begotten One Of The Father And Proceeding Forth From The Father’s Side, The Father’s Most Choice One, Fully Complete In Grace And Truth. 15 John continued to bear witness about Him and called out with a great voice, saying: This Is The One Of Whom I said, “The One Coming Forth after me was born with a higher rank than me because He existed before me.” 16 And out of His Complete Fullness we all have received, and grace upon grace pouring forth. 17 For the Law was given through Moses, but The Grace And The Truth Came Forth As One Through Jesus The Anointed One. 18 No one of Man has seen God The Father, but The Only-Begotten Elohim Being, The Only Begotten Person Of Deity, The One Who Is Inside The Very Heart Of The Father And The One Who Inhabits His Identity, This Very One Himself Has Interpreted And Explained And Made The Father Known. (Excerpt from: THE ANOINTED TRANSLATION, The Translation Of Meanings).

Verse 17 above has a plural, two nouns, with a singular verb: "The Grace and The Truth" are the two nouns used with the singular verb translated as "Came Forth As One." This all occurred Through Jesus The Anointed One. Since He is The Way, The Truth, and The Life, as He states in John 14:6, THEN He Is Also The Grace. This is a necessary inference and therefore an absolute fact of reality and Being.

In verse 18 above , the Greek Text reads "The Only-Begotten God." However, you must understand this statement in light of The Elohim Beings spoken of with singular verbs throughout the OT. Three, and only Three, Elohim Beings Of True Deity exist and Are Forever And Absolute. When you understand from the Hebrew in the OT that The Elohim Beings Speak and Act as One in Their Oneness, then you will see this is why the plural noun, Elohim, is always used with singular verbs when referring to True Deity. They Speak And Act As One In Their Oneness.

You cannot make sense of it with the phrase "One God in Three Persons" because They Are Three Beings Who Speak And Act As One In Their Oneness. God is not a schizophrenic being with three personalities. God is not a three-headed god. They have Their Singular,

Personal Beings; however, Each One Has A Singular Designation As An Elohim Being.

Yahweh The Most High El Shaddai Is Designated As The Almighty God To Be Worshiped As

The Creator Of All Things And He Is The God And Father Of our Lord Jesus The Anointed One; One Is Designated As The Son Who Will Be Born In Bethlehem, Who Shall Be The King of kings And Lord of lords and our sacrifice to wipe out all of our sins and every curse

forever; One Is Designated As The Spirit Of The Elohim Beings Who Brings All Things Into Physical Manifestation. This Occurs in creation, redemption, the Ministry Of Jesus The Son Of God, and in eternity.

Their M.O. or modus operandi Is: The Father Does All Things Through The Son By The Holy Spirit.

Their Beings and Activities in the word "Anoint" are: The Father Is The Anointer, The Only-Begotten Son Is The Anointed, The Holy Spirit Is The Anointing.

These Are Absolute And Unchangeable Realities Of Their Beings And Their Existences And Their Words And Their Actions.

Grace to all of you and Peace.