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The alphabet soup community peddles lies about Torah. They say Scripture does not condemn homosexuality, only pedophilia. Lev 18:22 BSB You must not lie with a man as with a woman; that is an abomination. The following screenshots are the kjv, strongs entry and brown driver briggs entry:

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I'm talking about coming out of Babylon today, specifically how to navigate spiritual confusion. Stream starts about 1pm Central, message starts about 1:45. #shabbatshalom!

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Abba, I lift up to You all who are grieving. I'm so thankful You never leave us or forsake us, that You walk with us through every moment of every day and every experience. Please bring Your comfort and Your strength. I ask that all who are grieving would sense Your presence with them and Your arms of Love wrapped around them. Beshem Yeshua

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Take this to heart. And ask yourself if it is appropriate to call our Creator by the term “God” - a name which He was never known by in the Bible, and a name which was the same as an idol in the Bible, in the time and place this passage was penned.

And really why should we even want to?

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Isn't this where the distinction between the capital `G` and the lower case `g` comes in for the English translations? If the Bible was correctly translated then we wouldn't need this distinction between Elohim and Baal, but it got "lost in translation".

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Genesis 1:1 - In the Beginning God...

From the get-go of our Bibles, He is known as God.

You say the same name as an idol in the Bible, I assume you mean גד, which is also a son of Jacob.

When looking at the etymology of the word "god" it is traced back to the Old High Germanic "gott", which has no indications of being borrowed and means deity.

So, if we were to compare it to a Hebrew word, it would be closer to גת than גד in pronunciation, which is a word for a wine-press. To compare גד with god would be like comparing טוא and too (or to or two), the later we know each meaning, but the former means to sweep away. They both sound the same, but have no correlation between them.

My question would be, as an English speaker, which English word should be used?

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