Elohim
Referenced in 2 episodes
Definition
A Hebrew word for God used in the Bible, which can denote a plural form as well, often seen in discussions of divine roles in ancient texts.
Related episodes
Gil Rosen on From Anunnaki to Elohim: The Reality of How We Were Engineered
Aeon Byte Gnostic RadioSep 8, 2026
Marketing executive Gil Rosen argues that Genesis, read in its original Hebrew, describes a team of advanced beings who engineered humanity rather than an all-knowing single God. He points to plural names like Elohim, words such as tardema (deep sleep, like anesthesia) in the creation of Eve, and what he calls 'Star Wars moments' as evidence of witnessed technology and genetic engineering. He also recasts the Eden serpent as a knowledge-bringing hero, links it to Quetzalcoatl, and reads Genesis 6's Nephilim as hybrid offspring whose spread led Yehovah to restart his failed experiment with the Flood.
Episode #085: Deity's Deception - Serpents and Devil/Satan/Lucifer/Diablo All the Same?
KosmographiaJun 30, 2022
This episode delves into the symbolism of serpents and dragons, linking them to biblical figures like the Devil and Lucifer. Through a discussion of ancient stories such as the Garden of Eden, the hosts explore deeper meanings and interpretations. They also examine examples of catastrophism in biblical texts and the symbolism of war and death as seen in these narratives.