Godhead

/ˈɡɒd.hɛd/

Meaning & Definition

noun

The divine nature or essence of God.

The theologian spoke extensively about the concept of the godhead in relation to the Trinity.

The Supreme Being, often used to denote a singular deity.

In many religions, prayer is directed toward the godhead, seeking guidance and strength.

The essence of divinity; the quality of being God.

Ancient texts often describe the attributes of the godhead as all-knowing and all-powerful.

A reference to the union of personality and substance in the divine.

The mystery of the godhead has captivated philosophers for centuries, prompting debates on its implications.

Middle English, derived from Old English ‘gōd’ + ‘head’, meaning 'deity' or 'divine being'.

in the presence of the godhead:

Being in a state of communion or connection with God.

understanding the godhead:

Gaining insight into the nature of God.

A supreme being or ultimate power.

When they achieve their dreams, they feel like they’re in the presence of the godhead.

An ultimate source of inspiration.

For many artists, creativity flows from the godhead.