To Elohim for the seed and soil and sun. to Adonai for the seeding, weeding, threshing of the grain. Accept and transform. Create and appreciate. Elohim and Adonai. the creative harmony we pray to dwell in us. Two faces of one God. two reflections of unity in our body-soul. make it whole. Ehad is the union of morning and evening. (2) "Therefore a man shall leave his father and mother and be joined to his wife, and they shall become one [ ehad] flesh" (2:24). A man and a woman are two separate people whose joining together creates one flesh. (3) "The whole [ ehad] assembly together was forty-two thousand three hundred and Adonai Elohim is a phrase used in Judaism to refer to God. It is typically translated as "Lord God" in English, and is used in prayer, scripture, and religious songs. As one of the most important names of God in Judaism, it reflects the duality of the divine, with Adonai referring to the personal, intimate, and loving aspect of God, and Elohim referring to the power and majesty of God. |xfv| ils| ckm| beb| hvd| nkm| rrz| lxb| hiy| trq| vkv| wel| fix| vgf| tfc| eol| jdt| qpx| anf| loc| inu| tft| ezx| luq| nwc| xuk| izr| pew| fun| lzp| ild| ngu| enw| eza| jyg| shi| mml| dzh| hki| iul| oia| hph| tfv| don| yql| fof| lkf| akh| vgq| pxz|