Dailyak77, the reference to "gods" and "sons" in Psalm 82 has long been very controversial amongst conservative Christian scholars. To me, it's one of those mysterious passages that really make me wonder. And while I know what the various camps insist these refer to, I'm not dogmatic about their intended meaning. And it's not like there aren't other passages in Scripture that I likewise find bewildering. But having the correct answer changes nothing about the Salvation Christ brought and offers us. Getting it right simply isn't crucial to the Believer's faith! But it certainly is fascinating to study and speculate on, per the various scholarly takes on this topic.
All the above said, Gotquestions.org probably offers the traditional view here:
https://www.gotquestions.org/you-are-gods.html
And yet, other evangelicals - prominently, Dr. Michael Heiser - believes these refer to a divine cancel of beings - but not Gods (big G) - as he and others affirm - there is only one Yahweh / only one God exists. And here that contention is laid out in contrast to other views of this passage:
https://www.bereanbiblechurch.org/trans ... -pt-02.htm
The more one learns about theology, the more likely they'll have mysteries to ponder. But Scripture says it best: " For now we see in a mirror dimly ..."
Hope these links help!
Philip
