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🫵🫵🫵YAHUAH IS NOT CALLED BY PAGAN"EL" OR ELOHIM" BUT "AL" OR ALU'AH/ALUHYM/ALAHYM... 🤔NOW WHAT DOES “ELOHIM” MEANS ? 👇👇 Hebrew: אֱלֹהִים (Elohim) Root: It comes from "El" (אֵל) meaning "mighty one" or "power." Grammatically: Plural word — technically means “mighty ones” or “gods.” Used in many contexts: For YAHUAH (contextual misuse or poetic style). For pagan gods. For mighty men, judges, rulers (Psalm 82:6). For angels (Job 38:7, Deut 32:8 in some manuscripts). The Pagan Origin? Yes. The

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