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Biblical creation account (view source)
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Others have suggested that the plural form is referencing angels, but nothing in Genesis suggests that.
Others have suggested that the plural form is referencing angels, but nothing in Genesis suggests that.
Christians, beginning in the Middle Ages, cited this as ancient proof in Hebrew of the existence of the Trinity. The plural form is the Father, Son and Holy Spirit. Scholars do not have a better answer.
Christians, beginning in the Middle Ages, cited this as ancient proof in Hebrew of the existence of the Trinity. The plural form is the Father, Son and Holy Spirit. Scholars do not have a better answer. This existence is confirmed by the gospel of John.
"In the beginnig was the Word and the Word was with God and the Word was God. He was with God in the beginning. Through him all things were made; without him nothing was made that has been made." (John 1: 1-3)
From Genesis 1:1-2:1 (NAS):
From Genesis 1:1-2:1 (NAS):