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When we examine the language used in the Biblical Hebrew, they used El (H410) to define the Source of reality, and the Elohim (H430) as the Divine Beings or Avatars (Archangels), as we find in Dharmic texts.
Because since Babylon the Rabbi have felt themselves separate to the rest of the world's religion, they've forgotten they're a part of it.
The terminology Bhagavan Brahma means the same as Yahavah in Hebrew; where Havah and Brahma mean the same thing, 'to be, to become, to make manifest'.
Yah means Lord, as we can find in Psalms 89:8 it compares who is a strong Lord (Yah) like Yahavah - we can't compare who is a strong Yah (Lord), if it is a shortened version of Yahavah (Lord of Creation).
The terminology El in my understanding means the Source (God), and when an additional H is added to the word, it makes it something breathed by Source. Eloh (H433) means a Divine Being, and that pluralized is Elohim (H430) referring to the Divine Council, which was understood in ancient times.
When Isaiah 46:9 says that El is not like the Elohim, and there is none besides; it points back to the language used in Deuteronomy 32:7-9; where El Elyon separated the nations among the Elohim, and gave the nation of Israel to Yahavah.
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Therefore we have other Divine Beings who received other nations, and Yahavah is just one of them Divine Beings. Now fair enough when we realize the contexts that Yahavah means the Lord of Creation, like Bhagavan Brahma means; it makes it head of the Divine Council, yet we are not to make images or forms of God, which is the Source of reality without form as it makes everything.
We can see in David's Psalms that he differentiated between Yahavah (H3068) 'and' the God Most High (H5945):
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In Job we can see that he appointed that there is the Divine Being (H433), and the Almighty (H7706); where El has titles like El Shaddai, El Gibbor, El Elyon.
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Now according to the Curse of Moses in Deuteronomy 28-30, the reason the Jews were exiled, and soon to be incinerated is because they've rejected the Rock of Salvation (Deuteronomy 32:15-22).
If we specifically examine the language of Deuteronomy 32:15-18, because of their rejection of Yeshua/Yehoshua two thousand years ago, as their Divine Being who inspired the Bible, they've then replaced it with another new idea, different to what their forefathers understood. Where Yahavah is the Lord of Creation, and Yeshua is the Right Arm of the Lord that interacted with mankind, to do Mighty Things to protect the Children of Israel.
Yeshua isn't a man as Christianity has confined him into, yet a spiritual force; that if we do a Bible word search on H3444, we see it is the expectation of the Tanakh, that we wait for Yeshua to be the Sceptre of Righteousness that comes from Judah (Genesis 49:10+18).
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Thus basically they've rejected Yeshua who was the Right Arm of the Lord of Creation, and chosen to follow Ha-Shamash, which was a legalistic deity of the Babylonians, with Laws similar to what is found in Leviticus, which was correlated in Babylon.
When Jews & Christendom believe that Yahavah Eloh is God, that is henotheism, as it is one of the Divine Council; Islam was correct when it says we should only worship the God Most High (Ala Ilah = El Elyon) - Not beings which are made by the Source of reality.
Because since Babylon the Rabbi have felt themselves separate to the rest of the world's religion, they've forgotten they're a part of it.
The terminology Bhagavan Brahma means the same as Yahavah in Hebrew; where Havah and Brahma mean the same thing, 'to be, to become, to make manifest'.
Yah means Lord, as we can find in Psalms 89:8 it compares who is a strong Lord (Yah) like Yahavah - we can't compare who is a strong Yah (Lord), if it is a shortened version of Yahavah (Lord of Creation).
The terminology El in my understanding means the Source (God), and when an additional H is added to the word, it makes it something breathed by Source. Eloh (H433) means a Divine Being, and that pluralized is Elohim (H430) referring to the Divine Council, which was understood in ancient times.
When Isaiah 46:9 says that El is not like the Elohim, and there is none besides; it points back to the language used in Deuteronomy 32:7-9; where El Elyon separated the nations among the Elohim, and gave the nation of Israel to Yahavah.
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Isaiah 46:9 Remember the former things of old: for I am El, and the Elohim are nothing like me, and there is none besides me.
Deuteronomy 32:7-9 Remember the days of old. Consider the years of many generations. Ask your father, and he will show you; your elders, and they will tell you. (8) When the Most High gave to the nations their inheritance, when he separated the Children of God, he set the bounds of the peoples according to the number of the children of Israel. (9) For Jehovah's portion is his people. Jacob is the lot of his inheritance.
Therefore we have other Divine Beings who received other nations, and Yahavah is just one of them Divine Beings. Now fair enough when we realize the contexts that Yahavah means the Lord of Creation, like Bhagavan Brahma means; it makes it head of the Divine Council, yet we are not to make images or forms of God, which is the Source of reality without form as it makes everything.
We can see in David's Psalms that he differentiated between Yahavah (H3068) 'and' the God Most High (H5945):
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Yahavah thundered from heaven 'and' The Most High uttered his voice.
2 Samuel 22:14 & Psalms 18:13, Psalms 21:7, Psalms 50:14, Psalms 78:35, Psalms 92:1
In Job we can see that he appointed that there is the Divine Being (H433), and the Almighty (H7706); where El has titles like El Shaddai, El Gibbor, El Elyon.
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Job 5:17, Job 6:4, Job 11:7, Job 22:26, Job 27:10, Job 31:2, Job 40:2
Now according to the Curse of Moses in Deuteronomy 28-30, the reason the Jews were exiled, and soon to be incinerated is because they've rejected the Rock of Salvation (Deuteronomy 32:15-22).
If we specifically examine the language of Deuteronomy 32:15-18, because of their rejection of Yeshua/Yehoshua two thousand years ago, as their Divine Being who inspired the Bible, they've then replaced it with another new idea, different to what their forefathers understood. Where Yahavah is the Lord of Creation, and Yeshua is the Right Arm of the Lord that interacted with mankind, to do Mighty Things to protect the Children of Israel.
Yeshua isn't a man as Christianity has confined him into, yet a spiritual force; that if we do a Bible word search on H3444, we see it is the expectation of the Tanakh, that we wait for Yeshua to be the Sceptre of Righteousness that comes from Judah (Genesis 49:10+18).
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Deuteronomy 32:15-18 But Jeshurun grew fat, and kicked. You have grown fat. You have grown thick. You have become sleek. Then he abandoned their Divine Being (H433) who made them, and rejected the Rock of his salvation. (H3444) (16) They moved him to jealousy with strange 'ideas'. They provoked him to anger with abominations. (17) They sacrificed to demons, not their Divine Being (H433), to Divine Beings (H430) that they didn't know, to new 'ideas' that came up recently, which your fathers didn't dread. (18) Of the Rock who became your father, you are unmindful, and have forgotten God (H410) 'who manifests you'.
Thus basically they've rejected Yeshua who was the Right Arm of the Lord of Creation, and chosen to follow Ha-Shamash, which was a legalistic deity of the Babylonians, with Laws similar to what is found in Leviticus, which was correlated in Babylon.
When Jews & Christendom believe that Yahavah Eloh is God, that is henotheism, as it is one of the Divine Council; Islam was correct when it says we should only worship the God Most High (Ala Ilah = El Elyon) - Not beings which are made by the Source of reality.
Re: How Judaism Has Become Henotheistic Since Babylon
