God (Elohim) is eternal and self-sustaining, existing outside time while creating it for humans. The name describes a singular being that is also plural, mirroring the Christian Trinity and the paradox at the heart of how God relates to creation.
It's like in the beginning, God, he was, he always has been, he will always be. And then now, there's a time, a point in time in which he created time for us to exist here and today, Right? Right. So God meaning Elohim, meaning self existing, self sustaining. It's a singular entity that is plural. Which is like weird to graphs. Like, what. What does that even mean? It's a singular entity, but it's plural. Right. Elohim. Kind of sounds like the Trinity to me. Yes, sir. From the beginning.
