I see lots of questions here…
obviously saying “God was an alien and Jesus is a tube-baby” sounds nuts,
it’s not the right approach in saying something generally correct, but that still needs to be better specified:
in the Old Testament there are a series of words identified with “God”,
the list is “El”, “Elohim”, “Elyon”, and “Yahweh (Yhwh)”
now, it’s pretty simple
“Elohim” is the plural of “El”,
the “-im” specify it’s a plural (similarly to the “s” in the English language, like “dog” and “dogs”)
and it’s not a plural majestatis because often Elohim it’s followed by a plural verb, and/or it’s in a situation that imply more subjects talking.
Now, the Latin, Greek and Italian (and English) translations, eliminate every instance of plurality, translating the term “Elohim” with “God” or “angels” in relation of the most fitting situation to maintain the illusion of monotheism.
Let’s add to this, a lot of other misinterpretations,
like, for example, the translation of the world “ruach” with “glory”:
the word “glory” indicate something very spiritual, holy and not material,
but the “ruach”, in the said texts, is in fact followed by events of flames, destruction, defined space, or even fucking wheels.
So let’s put our little info together: a group of individuals named Elohim uses vehicles able to emit flames and fly, and has created the human race.
Make a bit more sense than just saying"God is an alien".
Yahweh was one of those Elohim, assigned to lead the Abraham family, as well as other Elohim were assigned to guide others (all “pagan gods” nominated in the Bible).
“Elyon”, translated literally in "the El which is above the others (El + “yon”) was one of the superiors.
That’s it.
If you read the Old Testament changing every “God”, “The Lord” etc with the correct terms in ancient hebrew everything starts to make sense:
there is NO immortal and powerful God in the Bible, there just those guys making war with each others.
Search for Mauro Biglino works for more stuff, I said all I could without being here hours.
