The second argument which can be offered in support for the feminine gender of the Holy Spirit is found in the very names ascribed to YAHUVEH and the Holy Spirit. The name for God in the Hebrew language is "Elohim." Most scholars acknowledge that this word has a plural ending, which some use to suggest an Old Testament anticipation of the Trinity. What most scholars either do not know or care not to inform their constituents is that "Elohim" is not the plural of "El" the masculine form of the name. It is plural of the feminine, "Elowah."
Hoja ya pili inayoweza kupewa katika msaada wa jinsia ya kike ya Roho Mtakatifu inapatikana katika majina mengi yanayoweza kutumika kuwataja YAHUVEH na Roho Mtakatifu. Jina lake MUNGU katika lugha ya Kiebrania ni “Elohim”. Wasomi wengi wanakubali kuwa neno hilo lina mwisho wa wingi, ambao wengi hutumia kuonyesha tarajio la Utatu la Agano la Kale. Kile ambacho wasomi wengi hawajui au hawajali kuwajulisha baraza lao kwamba “Elohim” sio wingi wa “El” jina la jinsia ya kiume.