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originally posted by: By Padawan Parazurvan Googlemiser
I have always considered the Holy Spirit to be female. I equate Sophia(Wisdom) with the H.S.
originally posted by: Padawan Parazurvan Googlemiser
I don't believe Christ is a person but a state for us to achieve
originally posted by: IamSandSHEisB
a reply to: chr0naut
Some of the symbols do relate better to their intended meanings when you correlate them, but I am using Hebrew specifically because of its relation to the Biblical texts.
I also believe that Hebrew DID NOT originate from Phoenician as historically stated. There is too much disparity.
I believe it actually came from the Egypt. And was intended to simplify translation of Egyptian hieroglyphs/texts.
After the texts were 'converted' into Hebrew (Aramaic), they decided to 'keep the writings to themselves'. And so we have the corrupted 'veil' translations and meaning, as well as the 'hidden' correct version.
Fill in the pyramid chambers to hide the 'source' texts. So they can then claim ownership of the 'teachings'.
The original Biblical texts came from this.
The Phoenician origin is given to conceal any connection for the Biblical script to Egypt.
They kept the 'Knowledge of the pyramids' to themselves and claimed it as their own (Eye in a pyramid?).
originally posted by: IamSandSHEisB
Yes, hence 'simplify it'.
The way we view and read Egyptian hieroglyphs needs to be corrected also. There is a lot which is wrong.
For example, the symbol we believe to be a knife for 'cut', is actually a quill, and represents documentation or illustration.
Beyond this, they actually have more in common that you might think. Because, in much the same way Hebrew uses the 'sum' of the words individual letter meanings to form a word, so do Egyptian hieroglyphs.
We read them with words correlating to individual glyphs, when we should be 'reducing' the collective meanings of each letter within a 'word', to get a more accurate meaning.
If they ever dig out the subterranean chamber of the Khufu pyramid (which they filled in to hide the chamber), I am certain you will find the walls covered in the writings which became ... The old testament!
Genesis 49 (deeper translation) talks about this. About them 'disrespecting' the 'Pyramids' (benai) and their teachings, and ignoring the warnings of the Sphinx (Lion of God).
Not sure why they decided to include this in the canonized gospel.
And, though I believe Hebrew originated from Egypt. I don't believe that it was the Egyptian people who were responsible for it. If they were, then it would not have been the Jews and 'Romans' laying claim to the Biblical texts.
The criminal is usually the one found with the stolen goods ... So to speak.
The Bible even states that 'Simon Peter' was the foundation for todays Church.
Simon Peter can be translated as 'He who hears, stone'. Or more likely, "He who could read/translate the hieroglyphs".
"Beware trusting those who feel they need to tell you to 'trust them'".
originally posted by: IamSandSHEisB
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From what I am aware, the original texts before the nominum touch contain absolutely no personal names. None.
No Simon, Peter, Mary, Jesus. Nothing.
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originally posted by: IamSandSHEisB
a reply to: chr0naut
I can give you a level of translation from Exodus that refers to exactly that. The algorithm works.
Moses would mean "Promoter" referring to the one that picks the bands.
This comes from the meaning of "Drawn from water", which does not mean so much water itself, but the pulse of the waves.
Drawn from waves/sound.
Referring to, the person who selects the bands for a concert. Hence the promoter.
The translation correlated EXACTLY, with events which took place in my home town, at the time that the translation was made.
This seems to happen a lot to me.
I've had conversations with my family on Facebook, that lead me to a particular Bible verse, which describes EXACTLY the conversation we are having.
I post the Bible verse to show them that. They laugh at me calling me crazy. And them doing this ... Relates to the VERY NEXT PART of the Bible verse.
I am literally going through the motions of acting out the writings within it.
It even happened to me on here a long time ago. On a old account. I posted something that one person in particular ridiculed. Giving me a quote from the Bible.
This lead me to a verse, which actually detailed EXACTLY what was happening in our conversation in that thread.
And once again ... Included my response ... SHOWING them the verse, about us talking ... about us talking.
That's the beauty of the algorithms of the texts. The 'layers' within them.
The rabbit hole just keeps getting deeper and deeper.
Weeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee!