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Originally posted by Darkmind
He didn't, he used the Hebrew word Yahweh. The French use Dieu, which is very similar to the Welsh word Duw - same root, you see, in Latin. As for the rest of your post please eludicate as it makes no sense at all.
Originally posted by Darkmind
As for the rest of your post please eludicate as it makes no sense at all.
Originally posted by Gemwolf
Edit: I see you tried to explain. I still fail to see what the base of any number has to do with Moses knowing the English word for God?
[edit on 1-12-2005 by Gemwolf]
Originally posted by Iesous
Ok maybe I should look at this backwards number bases give us the ability to use letters for numbers.
the first number base to use D is 14
the first number base to use G is 17
the first number base to use O is 25
so I converted the number GOD in base 25 to the base we use which is base ten
10613 = GOD base 25 this is not changeable no interpretation required
10 was the first set 613 the last set this is history you would have to debate a Jewish person if you think that is changeable
this is like inches to metric no arguement just conversion.
Originally posted by Iesous
the first number base to use D is 14
the first number base to use G is 17
the first number base to use O is 25
so I converted the number GOD in base 25 to the base we use which is base ten 10613
10613 = GOD base 25 this is not changeable no interpretation required
DON'T SHOOT the messenger!
this is like inches to metric no arguement just conversion.
Originally posted by Nygdan
DON'T SHOOT the messenger!
Sounds familiar.
Originally posted by Iesous
10613 base 10 is GOD base 25 (Christmas Base) this by the way is the very first base to make the number GOD as it is the first base to use the letter O as a number.
Originally posted by informatu
D is only base 14 if you are using a hexadecimal type conversion, which still uses the first 10 numerical digits.
I'm not sure about this, but I don't think that the ancient Hebrews used arabic numbers for 1-10. My understanding is that they used their aleph-bet for letters and numbers.
In that case the Hebrew equivalent of D would be base 4, and the equivalent of G would be base 7.
Don't you see this fundamental flaw?
Originally posted by siriuslyone
Long before Moses, Lilith knew the real name of G-d and she called it out so she could escape the dominant Adam
Originally posted by Esoteric Teacher
Originally posted by siriuslyone
Long before Moses, Lilith knew the real name of G-d and she called it out so she could escape the dominant Adam
That is who we need to talk to. Where is Lilith?