> the one true god > elohim literally means "the gods" he was never this, in fact even in genesis he isn't the creator, it's the elohim (plural), if you can be bothered to check the original hebrew sources. they've been gaslighting you for thousands of years that referring to god as "the gods" and "they" in the bible is just a mark of respect, as a kind of "royal they" but they don't mention that this doesn't happen anywhere else. there are no other examples of the use of a royal they anywhere. sure a royal "we", but that denotes a monarchical household . it's never a "they" to signify the singular (unless they are trannis). read genesis in the original hebrew and translate it word for word and you'd be shocked at how badly we've been gaslit. it's basically the sumerian legends retold.
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