و طبعا طالما أخونا الحبيب جايب لنا أستشهادات من "مواقع مسيحية لا تؤمن بالتثليث" أنا كمان جايب له من مواقع "يهود أمنوا بالمسيح"
Plural Pronouns
Another case in point regarding Hebrew grammar is that often when God speaks of himself,
he clearly uses the plural pronoun:
http://jewsforjesus.org/publications/issues/1_8/jewish
الموضوع بأسم "jewishness and the trinity"
اليهودية و الثالوث
Plural Pronouns
Another case in point regarding Hebrew grammar is that often when God speaks of himself,
he clearly uses the plural pronoun:
Genesis 1:26: Then God (Elohim) said,"Let Us make man in Our image, according to Our likeness.…"
He could hardly have made reference to angels since man was created in the image of God and not of angels. The Midrash Rabbah on Genesis recognizes the strength of this passage end comments as follows: "Rabbi Samuel Bar Hanman in the name of Rabbi Jonathan said, that at the time when Moses wrote the Torah, writing a portion of it daily, when he came to this verse which says, "And Elohim said, let us make man in our image after our likeness," Moses said, "Master of the universe, why do you give herewith an excuse to the sectarians (who believe in the Tri-unity of God)." God answered Moses, "You write and whoever wants to err, let him err."1
: It is obvious that the Midras Rabbhah is trying to simply get around the problem and fails to answer adequately why God refers to Himself in the plural. http://jewsforjesus.org/publications/issues/1_8/jewish
الموضوع بأسم "jewishness and the trinity"
اليهودية و الثالوث