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vethumanbeing
NO! Jesus never said that. He said, "Eli, Eli (Zama) Lama Zabacthani" "My wounds will be kept open by those that defame me". Where the forsaken comes from I have no idea, and yet if he understood his 'shilldome' would never have agreed to the eventual dogma of his death and the aftermath of powerbrokerage. Hes never returning BTW.edit on 14-9-2013 by vethumanbeing because: (no reason given)
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vethumanbeing
NO! Jesus never said that. He said, "Eli, Eli (Zama) Lama Zabacthani" "My wounds will be kept open by those that defame me". Where the forsaken comes from I have no idea, and yet if he understood his 'shilldome' would never have agreed to the eventual dogma of his death and the aftermath of powerbrokerage. Hes never returning BTW.edit on 14-9-2013 by vethumanbeing because: (no reason given)
This is incorrect. Every Biblical Scholar and Speaker of Hebrew knows that "Eli, Eli," means "My God, My God".
Even names show that "eli" means "my god":
Elijah is "eli (my god)" and "jah (yah)" which would mean "yah(weh) is my god".
"lama" means "why"Where did the word "forsaken" (zabacthani) come from? It came from it's root šbq which means "to abandon" or "forsaken". I have no idea where YOUR translation came from because it certainly isn't Aramaic or Hebrew.