Could the Elohim of the Hebrew Bible be something very different from what mainstream religion has taught? In this exploration, bestselling author Paul Wallis examines the possibility that these stories point not to the singular God of later theology, but to a plurality of advanced beings described as the “powerful ones.” Early Church Fathers such as Origen and Clement of Alexandria hinted at this interpretation, suggesting that what we call “God” was never meant to be equated with these figures.

By peeling back centuries of mistranslation and religious redaction, Paul shows how the teachings of Jesus emphasised connection to Source Consciousness rather than the violent and vengeful character of Yahweh. He weaves together insights from ancient texts, philosophy, mysticism and quantum physics, revealing a vision of Source as inclusive, unifying and empowering. In this light, human beings are not passive subjects but participants in the cosmos, capable of awakening to higher consciousness and tapping into deeper realities.

This is not just a theological debate but a paradigm shift that challenges how we see our origins, our spirituality and our future. Rather than being trapped in narratives of fear and obedience, Paul invites us to rediscover the wisdom of our ancestors and to embrace a vision of life shaped by awareness, connection and possibility.