Below is the translation of the content from the Naver Cafe Korean Church Victims Association:

The Church of God claims that God is depicted as "Elohim," in the plural form, meaning that God exists as more than one entity. They worship two idols, Ahn Sahng-hong and Zahng Gil-jah, as gods. Elohim is a term that refers to God, not angels, and since it appears in the form of "we"—a man and a woman—they argue that God exists as both male and female. However, the Bible shows that in heaven, there is a gathering of angels, including God, and this assembly is referred to as "the council of the gods." Furthermore, angels who carry out God's will are called "gods" or "sons of God."

[Psalm 82:1-6] "God presides in the divine assembly; he renders judgment among the 'gods'... (6) I said, 'You are "gods"; you are all sons of the Most High.'"

Additionally, Psalm 8 refers to Elohim as either God or angels. In Psalm 8, the phrase "You have made him a little lower than the angels" uses the Hebrew word Elohim, which refers to God.

[Psalm 8:5] "You have made him a little lower than the Elohim, and crowned him with glory and honor."

However, Paul, who was well-versed in Hebrew, interpreted the reference to God in Psalm 8 as referring to angels in Hebrews 2.

[Hebrews 2:7] "You made him a little lower than the angels."

Thus, Elohim refers to both God and angels. Some Bible scholars argue that the term Elohim originally referred to the gods of various ancient nations, suggesting it was used in contexts unrelated to the Bible. However, the Bible confirms that not only Israel but also Babylon and many ancient nations were ruled by angels. In Isaiah 14, the fallen angel, Lucifer, is depicted as having ruled ancient Babylon, and Daniel 10:20 confirms that the fallen angels ruled over Persia and Greece.

However, the Church of God, due to its simplistic interpretation of the Bible, is unaware of these truths. Despite the many biblical proofs of Elohim referring to a gathering of gods and angels, they are blind to these facts, like spiritually blind individuals who cannot see the truth.