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You're using Motte and Baily Fallacies here. Your statement was that the Biblical Nephilim gave birth to Mesopotamian Apkallu, that the Sons of God who fathered the Nephilim in the bible were the Mesopotamian "Watchers." Then when called on it you retreat to "well, they engaged with that...

I can't help but notice that you snipped out all the counterarguments and then simply reposted your claims again as if they weren't already knocked won. I spent a great deal of effort and multiple lines of reasoning firmly establishing that the divine council were human judges, and you just...

I have changed the order of some of your statements, though tried to maintain context, to keep down the level of Spaghetti posting we're producing, as you repeat questions in separate areas a few times. You have stated that the divine council, Adat, are gods in Psalm 82, and that human judges...

The ones you snipped from your reply. You cite instances you claim must be gods, which are not so when examined in context and largely pulled from somebody's backside, either yours or some other. In the parts of my reply proving it, that you snipped out. I wrote like 3000 words explaining it in...

To avoid continuing the derail, I have started a new thread to continue the discussion of Elohim. https://www.the-sietch.com/index.php?threads/use-of-elohim-in-the-bible.6407/ In the meantime does anybody have any thoughts on the US vs. Belzerg?

Peeling this off a vs. debate to avoid continuing the derail there. https://www.the-sietch.com/index.php?threads/what-is-the-strongest-magic-wielding-fantasy-world-modern-usa-can-defeat.119/page-3#post-205823 They didn't misuse the word, it simply isn't used as you described, including use of...

Maybe if you actually do some research? Let's look at Your. Own. Sources. here. Your own quotations contradict everything you said. Elohim means gods... and demons, and angels, and ghosts, and even humans with authority. Much research, wow.

Dude, you really, really need to actually read the bible before you pull out these pop culture interpretations based on taking one scripture out of context. Psalm 82's context is very specifically and obviously aimed at human judges if you look at the surrounding verses, and the word your...