Today I would like to propose an interlude on our analysis of the word elohim as it appears in the Hebrew Bible. Today we offer a grammatical analysis of the term. It may be that it will be helpful to compare the noun elohim with the italian word truth. We can consider…
In this article I want to discuss the thesis offered by Biglino in a brief post of his blog (click here). The Biglino’s post is is put between inverted commas. My comments are in red. “After the post on verbs in the plural translated as singular, we see another wrong translation designed…
The greek word “pneuma” is the translation of the Hebrew word “rùach”. According to some scholars “rùach” (wind) probably comes from the Sumerian word RU-A. The word’s sound is represented by a fluctuant object over the waters. The Italian scholar Mauro Biglino has totally misinterpreted the ancient image (see the…
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