Elohim
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God
(same as Elohi)
Hitchcock's Bible Names Dictionary
Gods plural Semitic
Gods and Goddess Reference
ELOHIM.See God.
Hastings' Dictionary of the Bible
Edited by James Hastings, D.D. Published in 1909
e-lō?him, el?o-hēm. See GOD, NAMES OF.
International Standard Bible Encyclopedia
PRINTER 1915.
Elohim
is the Hebrews plural (Elohim', אלֵהִים), of which the sing. form, אלֵוֹהִּ, Elo'dh, is also employed to designate in general any deity, but likewise the true God. The word is derived, according to Gesenius (Thes. Hebrews page 94), from an obsolete root, אָלָה, alah', to revere; but is better referred by First (Hebrews Handw. page 90) to the kindred אֵל[see EL-], the name of God as mighty (from the extensive root אָלָהor אוּל, to be firm); and has its equivalent in the Arabic Allah, i.e., God. The plur. Elohim is sometimes used in its ordinary sense of gods, whether true or false (e.g. of the Egyptians, Exo_12:12; Exo_35:2; Exo_35:4; Deu_20:18; Deu_32:17; including Jehovah, Psa_86:8; Exo_18:11; Exo_22:19; or distinctively of actual deity, Isa_44:6; Isa_45:5; Isa_45:14; Isa_45:21; Isa_46:9; 1Ch_13:9); once of kings (Psa_82:1; Psa_82:6); but Gesenius thinks not of angels (Psa_8:6; Psa_91:7; Psa_138:1), nor judges (Exo_21:6; Exo_22:7-8). But it is especially spoken of one true God, i.e., Jehovah, and in this sense it is always construed as a sing., especially when it has the article prefixed (הָאלֵהִים). SEE SACK, Commentatt. theol. hist. (Bonn, 1821), 1; Reinhard, De notione Dei, etc. (Vitemb. 1792); Edzard, Utrum "Elohim" a Canaanaeis orig. ducet (ib. 1696); Michaelis, Num Deus dicatur אלֵהִיםinito faedere (ib. 1723); Sennert, Exercitt. philol. (ib. 1678). SEE GOD.
CYCLOPEDIA OF BIBLICAL, THEOLOGICAL AND ECCLESIASTICAL
press 1895.
(same as Elohi)
Hitchcock's Bible Names Dictionary
Gods plural Semitic
Gods and Goddess Reference
ELOHIM.See God.
Hastings' Dictionary of the Bible
Edited by James Hastings, D.D. Published in 1909
e-lō?him, el?o-hēm. See GOD, NAMES OF.
International Standard Bible Encyclopedia
PRINTER 1915.
Elohim
is the Hebrews plural (Elohim', אלֵהִים), of which the sing. form, אלֵוֹהִּ, Elo'dh, is also employed to designate in general any deity, but likewise the true God. The word is derived, according to Gesenius (Thes. Hebrews page 94), from an obsolete root, אָלָה, alah', to revere; but is better referred by First (Hebrews Handw. page 90) to the kindred אֵל[see EL-], the name of God as mighty (from the extensive root אָלָהor אוּל, to be firm); and has its equivalent in the Arabic Allah, i.e., God. The plur. Elohim is sometimes used in its ordinary sense of gods, whether true or false (e.g. of the Egyptians, Exo_12:12; Exo_35:2; Exo_35:4; Deu_20:18; Deu_32:17; including Jehovah, Psa_86:8; Exo_18:11; Exo_22:19; or distinctively of actual deity, Isa_44:6; Isa_45:5; Isa_45:14; Isa_45:21; Isa_46:9; 1Ch_13:9); once of kings (Psa_82:1; Psa_82:6); but Gesenius thinks not of angels (Psa_8:6; Psa_91:7; Psa_138:1), nor judges (Exo_21:6; Exo_22:7-8). But it is especially spoken of one true God, i.e., Jehovah, and in this sense it is always construed as a sing., especially when it has the article prefixed (הָאלֵהִים). SEE SACK, Commentatt. theol. hist. (Bonn, 1821), 1; Reinhard, De notione Dei, etc. (Vitemb. 1792); Edzard, Utrum "Elohim" a Canaanaeis orig. ducet (ib. 1696); Michaelis, Num Deus dicatur אלֵהִיםinito faedere (ib. 1723); Sennert, Exercitt. philol. (ib. 1678). SEE GOD.
CYCLOPEDIA OF BIBLICAL, THEOLOGICAL AND ECCLESIASTICAL
press 1895.
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