Family of Elahym (אלהים)
The Mother is the female half of Elahym, Genesis 1:27.
Her name is Ruach Elohym, Genesis 1:2. Christians have “The Holy Spirit”, a HE. However, ruach is feminine, thus Ruach Elahym is a female's name. Read Article
She consists of 7 spirits, Isaiah 11:1-2. Read Article
She is spirit and is everywhere. She is the POWER of Elahym, whereas Yehovah Elahym is the “face” (Avatar, physical manifestation) of Elahym. This is why the Jews only have YHVH as their G-d. To them Ruach Elahym is a spirit inside of YHVH (not a separate individual inside Elahym) and therefore is not Her own person. But the Torah demonstrates otherwise.
THINK: If you have God, the Father there MUST BE a God, the Mother and Ruach Elahym (Holy Spirit) is that person.
Female; Ruach Elahym רוח אלהים
Genesis 1:2 Identifies the female half of Elohym, Ruach Elahym, as the one preparing the world for its remodeling. She is identified with a first name Ruach (spirit, feminine) and last name, Elahym. Here is the same sentence with the only difference, one has Her name and the other has removed Her name and replaced it with “Spirit of God”.
Genesis 1:2
KJV-The earth was formless and void, and darkness was over the surface of the deep, and the Spirit of God was moving over the surface of the waters.
Hebrew- The earth was formless and void, and darkness was over the surface of the deep, and Ruach Elahym was moving over the surface of the waters.
Warning
In order to confuse the reader and the public it is necessary to remove the Creator's only name, Elohym and replace it with a generic common noun, "God". Next, they remove the female’s name, Ruach Elohym, and replace it with "the spirit of God". Finally, the male’s name, Yehovah Elahym, is replaced with LORD God.
By doing this they have created the concept that LORD God is the Big Kahuna (Only God)
and the "spirit of God" is part of Him and is not Her own identity. Thereby making God a HE, and not a combination of male and female as Genesis 1:27 states that Elahym is.
Go ahead, ask anybody and see if they know that "God" is male AND female. They'll probably say God has no sexes/genders and that this verse is talking about "qualities" or "characteristics" or something else, but God has NO SEX, according to them. It is odd because the verse DOES say that Elahym is male and female and created us, like Them.
Next, because of their Bible version they'll say that God is a He and the Holy Spirit is a He as well. Listen to how people talk about God: He, Lord, Father. Nothing about a Mother.
When Elahym is used we know that this is God’s name and refers to the union of Ruach Elahym and Yehavah Elohym. Otherwise, 99% of the time, the Bible uses Yehovah Elahym or EL (god), who is only ½ of Elahym.
