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Elohim
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Elohim (ĕlōhēm`, ēlō`hĭm, ĕl`ōhēm), term used to designate the God of Israel. The use of Elohim in Israel's religious texts is an attempt to treat the particular Hebrew God, Yahweh, in a more general religious context.
Elohim
Old Testament a Hebrew word for God or gods

Elohim
spoken in place of the ineffable Yahweh. [Judaism: NCE, 22]
See : God


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Senator Joe Lieberman was there and described Pastor Hagee as an "Ish Elokim," a man of God.
The Torah speaks about the names of G-d, Elokim and Havaya and concludes that these two names refer to the same G-d who reveals himself through the name of Elokim when referring to the development of the natural order of creation and the name, Havaya, encompassing the spiritual, supernatural and miraculous order.
It fully acknowledges that the dignities of tzelem elokim are scorned by the violence, oppression, poverty, degradation, and death that pervade our civilization.
 
 
 
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