Are We All God or God’s? Understanding Our Divine Connection
Are We All God or God’s? Understanding Our Divine Connection By Violette Blue 31.07.2025 The idea that humans might be gods has been around for ages. It appears in ancient myths and even echoes through the Bible. But there’s an important difference to understand: when we say “God’s” with an apostrophe, it means we are a part of God—connected to the divine source. When we say “gods” in the plural, it usually refers to false gods, like the idols worshiped in ancient Babylon, Egypt, or other civilizations long gone. The Bible says, “God made man in his image,” but that doesn’t mean we are gods ourselves. Think of it like this: we are copies, reflections—not the original. We carry something of God’s nature, but we’re not the source. The Bible is clear: “There is no other God besides me” (Isaiah 45:5), and “You shall have no other gods before me” (Exodus 20:3). There is only one true God, the Creator of all existence, the source of everything. God is supreme and possesses supernatural power...