godheads
Divine essential natures
Godheads is the plural of godhead, which refers to the essential nature or being of God—divine essence itself rather than a particular deity.
In Christian theology, the Godhead denotes the Trinity: Father, Son, and Holy Spirit as one divine substance.
The term can also mean a god or divine being more generally: the godheads of ancient pantheons.
Total, without qualification
- eternalLasting without end
- infiniteHaving no bounds
- omnipresentExisting everywhere at once
- omniscientUnlimited in awareness
omnipotent · cosmic · ineffable · sublime · numinous · immanent · unknowable · unbounded
absolute
Total, without qualification
- eternalLasting without end
- infiniteHaving no bounds
- omnipresentExisting everywhere at once
omniscient · omnipotent · cosmic · ineffable · sublime · numinous · immanent · unknowable · unbounded · metaphysical
pantheon
All gods of a religion
- divinitySacred nature or nougat-like sweet
- worshipReligious reverence and praise
- altarSacred ritual table
temple · priest · sacred · reverence · idol · faith · doctrine · theology · ritual · sacrifice
titans
Dominant powerful figures
godheadsmortals
Beings destined to expire
humans · humanity · mankind · earthlings · flesh and blood