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Originally posted by Thorfinn Skullsplitter
Well, it is just a movie. I don't see what's the big deal. You don't see people making this big of an uproar over a movie such as The Devils Advocate...
Originally posted by Colonel
Originally posted by Hamilton
"To Seth, to him also a son was born; and he called his name Enosh. Then men began to call upon the Name of YHWH."
What would you say about this quote? Was this a good thing?
Blessings,
Mikromarius
Nope.
Originally posted by Colonel
Originally posted by Thorfinn Skullsplitter
Well, it is just a movie. I don't see what's the big deal. You don't see people making this big of an uproar over a movie such as The Devils Advocate...
Nobody cares about the demon and that was fantasy anyway.
Originally posted by Colonel
I never had one. Just going on comon sense.
Originally posted by Colonel
I understood that in actuality that God never had a name. Why? Because to have a name is to be created by another who is the creator. Being that God was never created but is everlasting, he has no name.
Originally posted by Hamilton
have you personally seen Christ?
Originally posted by soothsayer
Originally posted by Hamilton
have you personally seen Christ?
Yes, in many forms, but not physically. He is my Master and Priest. My King and God.
Blessings,
Mikromarius
And, yes, God does have a name. Research, Mik... do homework. Don't follow words blindly, don't (to quote from another thread, on a post you made) rehash the printings of lunatics and except it as truth.
The name you mentioned, YHWH is also known as the Tetragrammaton, held in such profound awe that it was rarely pronounced, to avoid profaning it. The words Adonai or Elohim were used in substitution for its reading from the Bible. (As a result, the true pronounciation was lost).
The true name of God was revealed to Moses at the burning bush, used by him to part the waters of the Red Sea, contains the 72 syllables. It is constructed of the three versus in Exodus (14:19-21); the first syllable contains the first letter of verse 19, the last letter of verse 20, the first letter of verse 21, the second syllable contains the second letter of verse 19, the penultimate letter of verse 20, and the second letter of verse 21, and so on.
And, so Mik can't accuse me of blindly rehashing jibberish, the sources used were:
G G Scholem 'On the Kabbalah and its Symbolism'
J Trachenberg 'Jewish Magic and Superstition'
M Gaster 'The Sword of Moses'
And for people's information... Mik/Hamilton's spelling of Jesus is a fancy way of transcribing the Hebrew lettering... JHSVH, which, by the way, is called the Pentagrammaton, exceeding the powers of the Tetragrammaton (YHWH), because the letter 'S' its number is 300 (according to the Ruach Elohim), so that 'S' encapsulates the Holy Spirit.
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Now, before I get accused of spreading horrendous lies and blasphamies, do a little more digging. The Dead Sea Scrolls, which most of the Bible is based on, was written by the Essenes; these people studied different religions, and believed them to each be a different revelation onto understanding God. The Essenes main two sources of knowledge came from the Buddists, and the Chaldeans...
The Chaldeans were experts in astronomy and astrology, and studied/practiced magic. They settled and founded the city of Ur... of Sumeria/Babylon.
So before anyone starts going off about the righteousness of their godly views, find out exactly where your views of god came from. You might be surprized.
www.essenespirit.com...
Long live the Nameless One, soothsayer of Ur...
Originally posted by Cearbhall
Mikro,
I have to ask you this, what religion do you follow? I'm really curious of this. Does it have a name? Is it an ancient Christian/Judeo religion?
Originally posted by soothsayer
There is a difference between the Old and New Testaments. You can have the Old without the New, but you cannot have the New without the Old. The Old Testaments can be held as a complete 'bible'.
Reread the Torah? If you knew how many different religious texts I have read... but that isn't here nor there (by the way, I'm a traditional Kabalist, so ).
Currently, I am reading the 'Secret Books of the Egyptian Gnostics'.
How much of your religious past have you read or researched? For example, did you know that the Knights Templar had evidence and proof that Jesus did not die on the crucifix? That instead, he went to France with his lady-friend Mary of Mag, and had children? It was a rather interesting read... finding out the main cause of the Templars was the safe-guard of the Christ descendants, but when the Pope at that time found out, the Holy Wars broke out... surprize surprize, the Templars were the first to go...
Religion is such an interesting topic. You can see only as much as you want.
Which brings us back to the intent of this thread... a movie. See as much of it as you want.
Originally posted by Cearbhall
The Law, you mean, Leviticus and the like? Are you reading all the Prophets? Are you talking about the Book of Wisdom written 100 years before Christ's coming?