There is one God, but that God is not flat.
The oldest layers of the Hebrew Bible preserve a truth about God that later editors obscured. Beneath centuries of theological overlay lies a structure that is both ancient and recoverable: a hidden, transcendent source — The Most High God — and projected outward from Him, the active and relational presence through which He speaks, acts, and is known.
Not two gods. One God with depth. One God with layers. The outward, projected layer is the one the Hebrew Bible calls YHWH — the God of Israel. But over time, the whole Rock was merged and flattened, and the single name YHWH was made to cover both layers, as if the hidden source and His active presence were one and the same undifferentiated thing.
This site presents the evidence, the method, and the theology. The method is called fossil text analysis — a kind of biblical archaeology. The theology is called Stratified Monotheism.