And the Elohìm made man with his image. With image of Elohìm he made. [He] made them male and female In short, the author wants to tell us that the Elohìm (Semitic plural term for the “lords from above”) made man by using their “tselèm” ( ). But what is tselèm ( )? And was this particular so important to point it out twice? Before seeing the deeper meaning of this Semitic root, we note that the Bible tells us how the Elohìms took this decision and said “let's do”, using a Hebrew verbal form