Abraham (אַבְרָהָם) - The Meaning Of His Name 

Yes people have made the argument of grammatical gender. But I am not convinced. See Job 33:4. The verbs (creatorial) are in the feminine. If feminine is not admissible in the Divine, then that verse could have been written without the words Spirit and Breath. So I take it as intentional. Also, in Proverbs 8, Wisdom is shown as a female companion of YHVH before the creation. Please watch my video on 153. In part 5 I have explained it in detail.

@@TheHebrewBible - I see what you mean, it could have just said 'God has made me, and the Almighty has given me life'. My understanding of God's spirit and breath, is that it's his power, and from that perspective it makes sense for him to say that he makes things by his spirit, or by his power. Is there a difference between Job 33:4 and Ps 146:4, apart from one being God's breath, and the other man's breath? Because in both passages the spirit or breath is doing an action? Yes, one action happens to be creative, and the other doesn't, but does that matter? Doesn't it just mean that spirit or breath in any form, is just a feminine word? Because otherwise wouldn't my breath being feminine mean there was a female part of me, though I am male? I'm just trying to use the same logic for both passages. I don't know whether that makes sense, but I'm interested in your thoughts about it? Also, in Prov 8 isn't wisdom just personified for poetic reasons, rather than a literal teaching on it being a female part of God? Otherwise we have a problem in verse 12 where it says: 'I wisdom dwell with prudence'. This would then have prudence as another companion of YHVH. Then verse 22 is another problem, where it says: 'The LORD possessed me in the beginning of his way'. If you come from a Trinity perspective then that would be YHVH possessing the 3rd person of the Trinity, and wouldn't that go against the idea of them being co-equal? However, if wisdom is merely a quality of God, just as we have it, then it makes perfect sense for him to *possess* it.

At the end of the day, the gender we are talking about is metaphorical and archetypal, not physical.

@@TheHebrewBible That's true

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