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Each proof is designed off of the KJV. Then concepts are expanded, and metaphors become defined variables. Then each word in Hebrew or Greek is defined to its natural language state, then transposed as an equation. Then the Variables are entered into the Equation and the result is then processed by a word form analysis to perfect sentence structure.
The first complication is not really an error. However it causes a distraction and a disability to translators. This is the definition to the Word Elohim (אלהים) that is misunderstood as a name as meaning God. So the proof that Elohim does not mean "God" but means "Objects" is as the following:
In the following Link is a results list of the word for "gods" from the KJV. Take note how many of those translations are the root word "Elohim" (
blueletterbible.org/search/…)
By simply exchanging this word Elohim for the word Objects from the KJV, and taking a look at the result. What is more true?
And now, though thou wouldest needs be gone, because thou sore longedst after thy father's house, yet wherefore hast thou stolen my objects? (Gen 31:30 KJV altered)
With whomsoever thou findest thy objects, let him not live: before our brethren discern thou what is thine with me, and take it to thee. For Jacob knew not that Rachel had stolen them. (Gen 31:32 KJV altered)
Note: Rachel stole them. Them is meaning Elohim. Rachel stole Elohim. Therefore Elohim is tangible. Or Rachel could not have stolen the Elohim.
Then Jacob said unto his household, and to all that were with him, Put away the strange objects that are among you, and be clean, and change your garments: (Gen 35:2 KJV altered)
So what about the times Elohim is translated as the big G "God"?
In the beginning the objects filled up the Universe and the Earth, 2 and the Earth was unfilled confusion and a darkness upon the face of deep space, and the breath of the objects vibrated upon the face of the waters, 3 and the breath of the objects was a light, and the light existed,
4 and can see the objects light, given its functionality started separating the objects between light and between darkness, 5 and calling the objects to light day, and calling the darkness night, and was evening, and was the morning of the first day. (Gen 1:1-5 Decoded)
Note: I found it useful when I learned of how the Hebrews understood the number one. Take a loaf of bread for example. The first piece of bread that you slice off. is how they understood one, Like a unit of measurement. Even the word for the Hebrew word is for unit, so. The first Day starts after unit Zero. Similar to how a computer counts. The unit zero is undefined in the length of time by the strictest standards of biblical study.
So the first Hebrew means "In the beginning". This is a pretty standard meaning to this word. The Second word "Elohim" which now we know means "Objects". And the third word usually translated as "created" could still be translated as created, however I found detail that how it was created was by a filling up.
So I am open to suggestions for an alternate usage of "filled up" really it could remain as created, I just like the idea of squeezing in the extra detail to the Hebrew meanings with a bit extra of English description, if it helps to really understand the Hebrew word.
