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Originally posted by Aesir26
reply to post by tonybotzo
There is much meaning in names.
For example, the 7th son of Israel, "Gad", גד is actually pronounced, "God".
It means, "Soldier of Fortune", or "Mercenary".
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Then I said unto them, What is the high place whereunto ye go? And the name whereof is called BAMAH unto this day. ~ Ezekiel 20:29
Your First Name of: Barry
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Your first name, Barry, creates an independent, determined, and persevering nature.
You desire to work on your own or at least where you are making your own decisions.
You enjoy working with your hands and can be resourceful and inventive along practical lines.
Being much focused on your pursuits, at times you overlook the personal considerations and attentions that create understanding and companionship with others.
This name causes you to suffer with self-consciousness in new situations and an inability to be diplomatic when situations warrant.
You are loyal in friendships and express candidly.
You enjoy outdoors activities with a few close friends.
Although the name Barry creates the urge to be creative and original, we emphasize that it causes a blunt expression that alienates others.
This name, when combined with the last name, can frustrate happiness, contentment, and success, as well as cause health weaknesses through tension or accidents to the head
Originally posted by Aesir26
reply to post by Murgatroid
"Barak" also means "Commander of the Israelite army" (Judges 4)
Originally posted by Ben81
Originally posted by Aesir26
reply to post by Murgatroid
"Barak" also means "Commander of the Israelite army" (Judges 4)
I though that was Benjamin Netanyahu lol
then what Benjamin mean in hebrew ?
Originally posted by Aesir26
Originally posted by Ben81
Originally posted by Aesir26
reply to post by Murgatroid
"Barak" also means "Commander of the Israelite army" (Judges 4)
I though that was Benjamin Netanyahu lol
then what Benjamin mean in hebrew ?
Benjamin = "Son of the (right) Hand"
Son of the Hidden Hand (of Yahweh).
Originally posted by Aesir26
Your leaders are not quite who they say they are: they do not represent the people of America.
Hebrew meaning of Barack:
1) ברק "lightning"; "illumination";
2) ברך "bow down"; "bow the knee";
The numerical value "Hitler" in Hebrew gematria is 111; the value of "Barack" is 222.
Among other "familiar" faces is "Oprah", which is Hebrew עפרה for "Judaite"; "fawn".
"Oprah" is also a Hebrew anagram of, "Pharaoh" ופרעה .
The President's first name, Barack, is a Swahili name that has its origins in the Arabic language. The original Arabic root of the name (B-R-K) means "blessed." In Arabic, the root word is used in many other phrases to denote blessings and to describe people who are blessed
Originally posted by lacrimoniousfinale
reply to post by Aesir26
This is laughable, isn't it? So a man's surname happens to mean something in a foreign language. Big deal. I do not understand why this means that "Your leaders are not quite who they say they are: they do not represent the people of America".
Originally posted by Aesir26
reply to post by kaylaluv
No:
Strong's Concordance 1288:
barak: to kneel; curse; bless
Original Word: בָּרַך
Part of Speech: Verb
Transliteration: barak
Phonetic Spelling: (baw-rak')
"Con le ginocchia della mente inchine"
Baraka means blessing in Hebrew, Arabic and Arabic-influenced languages.
Originally posted by Aesir26
reply to post by kaylaluv
My source is the Word.
The English translation of the Old Testament is inaccurate.
"Bless Yahweh" means "bow down to Yahweh".
"The blessing of Yahweh" means "the curse of Yahweh".
The Masoretes destroyed the original versions of the Hebrew bible.
Major parts were redacted; interpolations added.
Changes were made substituting the name "Elyon" for "Yahweh".
The original script was replaced with Babylonian Aramaic which was renamed, "Modern Hebrew".
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