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 אלהים
-based on the root word אל [[el]] which means "to", with the [[im]] suffix applied becomes literally "The To Ones".
+Due to standardization of the [[transliterative alphabet]] this page has moved to [[alehim]]
-Applying a more grammatical structure to this, one may reasonably infer an interpretation of "The Ones Who Came To Here". In fact, this may be the only sensible way to interpret "the to ones".
-see also [[eloh]], [[eleh]]
-In order to gain any real insight as to the characteristics of these "people" (using the term loosely), we must examine the structural relationships between the Elohim and other groups such as the [[Shemim]], as well as their relationship with the [[Aretz]](Earth) and certain significant events that frame and define these relationships.
-Defining these relationships is a major theme of the scriptures, and is the topic of the opening scene of the Bible. [[Genesis 1|Genesis 1:1]] seeks to define an initial definition, which is then fleshed out in the follwing verses.
-//The established division([[barashit]]) divided([[bara]]) between The [[Elohim]] and The [[Shemim]] on [[Aretz]]//.
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-This page is part of a series - see [[im]] backlinks for a dynamic list
-LexID = 90410