Bhagavad Gita Chapter 15 Verse 16

Gita 15.16

द्वौ, इमौ, पुरुषौ, लोके, क्षरः, च, अक्षरः, एव, च,
क्षरः, सर्वाणि, भूतानि, कूटस्थः, अक्षरः, उच्यते।।16।।

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Gita 15.16

Dwau, imau, purushau, loke, ksharH, ch, aksharH, ev, ch,
KsharH, sarvaani, bhootaani, kootasthH, aksharH, uchyate ||16||

Translation: (Loke) in this world (dwau) two types of (purushau) Gods (KsharH) perishable (ch) and (AksharH) imperishable (ev) likewise (imau) in these two loks (sarvaani) all (bhootaani) the bodies of the living beings (ksharH) perishable (ch) and (kootasthH) the soul (aksharH) imperishable (uchyate) is said to be. (16)

Translation: In this world, there are two types of Gods, Perishable and Imperishable. Likewise, in these two loks, the bodies of all the living beings are said to be perishable and the soul, imperishable.

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Bhagavad Gita Chapter 15 Verse 16 

by Gita Press Gorakhpur

Purport - Bhagavad Gita Chapter 15 verse 16

• Perishable God = Brahm (the knowledge giver of Bhagavad Gita)
• Imperishable God = ParBrahm (the master of 700 quadrillion universes). He is called imperishable because his age is very large but in reality he is also perishable.
• In the next verse i.e. Gita 15.17 it has been clarified that the Supreme God is someone else who in real sense can be called Immortal God.

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