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Originally posted by HanzHenry
reply to post by muzzleflash
one of my favorites is the Jacob and Esau video.
The guy rants, but most "madmen" usually do. Its like being in a room full of people with a candle, while you have a searchlight. And all those with candles "know the way"
Originally posted by muzzleflash
Originally posted by filledcup
Lucifer is the 'false light',
Impossible due to law of physics.
I will correct your misunderstanding of terminology and philosophy by putting this into
"Modern Christian Terminology":
God created Light and Dark.
Light is light, and dark is dark.
There is no false dark or false light.
Only Alpha and Omega.
God made Jesus the Light, and Satan the Dark.
Therefore since "LUCIFER" means "LIGHT BEARER" in LATIN, it's only logical to place this TERM on the JESUS side of the Equation opposing "SATAN".
Hopefully this translation should make sense.
Thanks for asking though and if you have any more questions pertaining to my comments please ask and I will try my best to resolve any confusion or misunderstanding we may have. I appreciate your contribution and reminding me to address this specifically.edit on 17-8-2013 by muzzleflash because: (no reason given)
God created Light and Dark.
Light is light, and dark is dark.
There is no false dark or false light.
Only Alpha and Omega.
God made Jesus the Light, and Satan the Dark.
Therefore since "LUCIFER" means "LIGHT BEARER" in LATIN, it's only logical to place this TERM on the JESUS side of the Equation opposing "SATAN".
Originally posted by undo
filledcup
that's assuming atom = adam and thus making the creation account the equivalent of a particle physics lesson. am i understanding you correctly? who named the atom, atom in the first place?
it really bugs me that scholars of the hebrew languages refuse to acknowledge that adam is a plural word. it was never a singular, only the translators gave it that connotation.
Originally posted by undo
i'm gonna run with this concept for a moment. if the creation account is a physics lesson in disguise, let's assume then that the adam, before eve was taken out of him, was an atom of hydrogen, whirling around with its subatomic particles, which are normally either negative, positive or neutral. HOWEVER, if it is the first particle = hydrogen, it has no neutrons and therefore no mass. so when the eve particle (let's call eve the electron particle to temporarily appease the oriental school of thought of yin and yang), all you have left is a male atom with it's singular proton and no mass (no physicality). it's basically a naked proton particle, called a hydron, which is to say, it's just a proton, doing nothing. it has no mass, and no electron and is constantly looking for balance by combining with an electron.
so who the heck took the electron out of the hydrogen? finish this thought. .
Chaos (Greek χάος, khaos) refers to the formless or void state preceding the creation of the universe or cosmos in the Greek creation myths, more specifically the initial "gap" created by the original separation of heaven and earth.
Greek χάος means "emptiness, vast void, chasm, abyss", from the verb χαίνω, "gape, be wide open, etc.", from Proto-Indo-European *ghen-, cognate to Old English geanian, "to gape", whence English yawn.[1]
Name of the Month - Adam
By: Jeff A. Benner
We are all familiar with the name "Adam" as found in the book of Genesis, but what does it really mean? Let us begin by looking at its roots. This word/name is a child root derived from the parent דם meaning, "blood". By placing the letter א in front of the parent root, the child rootאדם is formed and is related in meaning to דם (blood).
By examing a few other words derived from the child root אדם we can see a common meaning in them all. The Hebrew word אדמה (adamah) is the feminine form of אדם meaning "ground" (see Genesis 2:7). The word/name אדום (Edom) means "red". Each of these words have the common meaning of "red". Dam is the "red" blood, adamah is the "red" ground, edom is the color "red" and adam is the "red" man. There is one other connection between "adam" and "adamah" as seen in Genesis 2:7 which states that "the adam" was formed out of the "adamah".
In the ancient Hebrew world, a person’s name was not simply an identifier but descriptive of one's character. As Adam was formed out of the ground, his name identifies his origins.
Originally posted by undo
i'm gonna run with this concept for a moment. if the creation account is a physics lesson in disguise, let's assume then that the adam, before eve was taken out of him, was an atom of hydrogen, whirling around with its subatomic particles, which are normally either negative, positive or neutral. HOWEVER, if it is the first particle = hydrogen, it has no neutrons and therefore no mass. so when the eve particle (let's call eve the electron particle to temporarily appease the oriental school of thought of yin and yang), all you have left is a male atom with it's singular proton and no mass (no physicality). it's basically a naked proton particle, called a hydron, which is to say, it's just a proton, doing nothing. it has no mass, and no electron and is constantly looking for balance by combining with an electron.
so who the heck took the electron out of the hydrogen? finish this thought. .
Originally posted by undo
reply to post by Deetermined
in sumerian KI=earth.
so adam was formed from KI
Sumerian EnKI created the adapa, synonmous with hebrew adam.
problem i have with the quote you listed is that it virtually ignores the prior verse where the adam is created male and female in the image(s) of the elohim. so you have multiple males and females being created in the image of multiple ELs.
Question: "What does it mean that man is made in the image of God?"
Answer: On the last day of creation, God said, “Let us make man in our image, in our likeness” (Genesis 1:26). Thus, He finished His work with a “personal touch.” God formed man from the dust and gave him life by sharing His own breath (Genesis 2:7). Accordingly, man is unique among all God’s creations, having both a material body and an immaterial soul/spirit.
Having the “image” or “likeness” of God means, in the simplest terms, that we were made to resemble God. Adam did not resemble God in the sense of God’s having flesh and blood. Scripture says that “God is spirit” (John 4:24) and therefore exists without a body. However, Adam’s body did mirror the life of God insofar as it was created in perfect health and was not subject to death.
The image of God refers to the immaterial part of man. It sets man apart from the animal world, fits him for the dominion God intended him to have over the earth (Genesis 1:28), and enables him to commune with his Maker. It is a likeness mentally, morally, and socially.
Mentally, man was created as a rational, volitional agent. In other words, man can reason and man can choose. This is a reflection of God’s intellect and freedom. Anytime someone invents a machine, writes a book, paints a landscape, enjoys a symphony, calculates a sum, or names a pet, he or she is proclaiming the fact that we are made in God’s image.
Originally posted by Deetermined
Actually, there are "false lights", they're called the Sun and the Moon.
God made Jesus the Light, and Satan the Dark.
Therefore since "LUCIFER" means "LIGHT BEARER" in LATIN, it's only logical to place this TERM on the JESUS side of the Equation opposing "SATAN".
Originally posted by undo
reply to post by Deetermined
in sumerian KI=earth.
so adam was formed from KI
Sumerian EnKI created the adapa, synonmous with hebrew adam.
problem i have with the quote you listed is that it virtually ignores the prior verse where the adam is created male and female in the image(s) of the elohim. so you have multiple males and females being created in the image of multiple ELs.
He was the keeper of the divine powers called Me, the gifts of civilization. His image is a double-helix snake, or the Caduceus, He is often shown with the horned crown of divinity dressed in the skin of a carp.
ab='ocean' zu='to know' or 'deep' was the name for fresh water from underground aquifers that was given a religious quality in Sumerian and Akkadian mythology. Lakes, springs, rivers, wells, and other sources of fresh water were thought to draw their water from the abzu.
Originally posted by jcutler12888
Very interesting.
You misspelled ouroboros, though. I don't know if that matters in terms of your theory/system, it's just something I noticed...