Edited sentence: A grammatical phenomenon traditionally known as pluralis excellentiae (plural of excellence) occurs with a small number of Hebrew nouns, such as elohim "great god" and behemoth "giant beast" where a grammatically redundant plural ending -im or -oth is attached to a noun, but the noun continues to take singular verbs and adjectives.And in the Hebrew Bible (Tanakh), in the verses Genesis 1:26, 3:22, and 11:7 and Isaiah 6:8, God spoke in the majestic plural, using the first person plural instead of the first person singular, to indicate His majesty.Hebrew distinguishes grammatical number by endings in nouns, verbs and adjectives