Elohim is Not Forgotten - Neither Does He Forget Except in Mercy

Submitted by M. Tovey (United States), Nov 15, 2012 at 12:09

NO, we do not forget that Elohim is Creator: 'let us make MAN in our image:' woman was taken from the creation man and not the other way around. Yeshua was born from a woman, but His supernatural existence as part of Elohim remains from everlasting.

Elohim is NOT ambiguous for those who know Him; it is His very essence and nature to reveal Himself to those who seek Him in His truth in order to experience His love through the Son, Yeshua, by the power of His Spirit.

There is nothing purer than the source of all things, Elohim. It is His WORD that all things must comport to in order to attain to His holy righteousness. When Mankind fell from His grace in disobedience, that righteousness was lost until regained by the acts of the Son.

Understanding this Person of Elohim is best understood by believing in His Son, who is Elohim as well. (Isaiah 9:6).

The inspired works of John may have been translated from the Greek, but too many make the mistake that the language somehow masks or supplants the inspiration of the spiritual underpinnings of the WORD of inspiration, which is NOT Greek based. The Hellenism and Gnosticism that are noted in the Holy Writ are the very things of unbelief that too many point to and do not note the reproofs of Paul and the other writers who point to the Wisdom of Elohim in His revelation to Mankind.

To repeat: there is nothing purer than the source of all things, Elohim; in Him, all things consist; all things created have existence in His Mind, by His WORD, by the power of His Spirit. That is where trust in Him gains eternity for those who trust in HIm in faith for His grace and mercy.

There may be superficiality in the government of men: there is nothing superficial in the Sovereignty of the LORD God Almighty: Elohim. The foundation of the world, and the cosmos, rests upon that truth.

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