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Don unregistered |
Shalom ADONIS, ADONIS was born at bethlehem,in the same sacred cave that Christians later cliamed as Myrrh was a symbol of the l.o.r.d.'s death, in both pagan and Christian traditions. Syrian ADONIS died at EASTER time,with the flowering of the red anemone, Another form of the same g.o.d, was ANCHISES, castrated after his mating with ADONIS, too was castrated;"gored in the groin" by APHRODITE'S boar-masked priest. ADONIS died and rose again in periodic cycles, like all g.o.d.s of vegetations and IP: Logged |
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YoshaYah Posts: 75 |
We all know Tammuz was the son of Nimrod. Tammuz was also called Adonis. Was the s added to make it Greek, just like the s they added to Yahshua's name? (Is not s masculane in Greek?) Just like Nimrod, Tammuz (Adonai, Adonis) was worshipped, he was a god (el). Is not Tammuz honored by a month? Idolatry riens supreme in Yisrayl Shalom [This message has been edited by YoshaYah (edited 09-20-1999).] IP: Logged |
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Don unregistered |
Sad ,but true! And this idol worship is known as "JUDAISM"! IP: Logged |
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OldShepherd Posts: 672 |
YoshaYah "Is not Tammuz honored by a month?" Tammuz 5757 / 6 July - 3 August 1997 http://www.virtual.co.il/education/education/ohr/seasons/5757/tammuz.txt _____In the northern hemisphere isn't July and August the hottest time of the year? Now, I wonder why the early Israelites named this period Tammuz ? Do you suppose it had anything to do with hot weather, i.e. heating? Nah, that's too easy, let's give everything a pagan connotation! ZaQuNRaAHYaHuW IP: Logged |
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Don unregistered |
Shalom Ya'll Interestingly,in the scriptures there are only 4 months named Now understand this;this is His calender,that He has given us to keep.
Abib ------ Nisan -------- Nisan Ziv ------ Iyyar ------- Iyar 3rd ------ Siwan -------- Sivan 4th ------ Tammuz ------ Tamaz 5th ------ Ab ---------- Av 6th ------ Elul ------- Elul Ethanim -- Tishri ----- Tishrei Bul ------ Marheshvan --- Cheshvan 9th ------ Chislev ------ Kislev 10th ---- Tebeth ------ Tevet 11th ----- Shebat ------- Shevat 12th ----- Adar -------- Adar Strange is it not. The Babylonians named their months after the names of The jews of Judaism do the same. I believe this called "Idolatary"! IP: Logged |
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OldShepherd Posts: 672 |
_____Here is an interesting quote from Tertullian, a second century church leader, from his work, Proscription Against Heresy". He said that Satan/pagans "imitated and distorted" the "Divine Institutions of the Older Scriptures" i.e. practices of the Old Testament faithful not the other way around! Chapter XL.-No Difference in the Spirit of Idolatry and of Heresy. In the Rites of Idolatry, Satan Imitated and Distorted the Divine Institutions of the Older Scriptures. The Christian Scriptures Corrupted by Him in the Perversions of the Various Heretics. _____Since we know that in Aramaic, "Tammuz" means "heating". I wonder what the Aramaic/Hebrew for these names are, Nisan, Iyar, Sivan, Av, Elul, Tishrei, Cheshvan, Kislev, and Tevet? But learning that would require IP: Logged |
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Don unregistered |
Shalom OS Perhaps to a point he could be right! But the fact remains that except the That none of the children of Yahuwdah ever I believe this is reflective of their Rabbi's being heavily [This message has been edited by Don (edited 09-24-1999).] IP: Logged |
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OldShepherd Posts: 672 |
Don, Or the Babylonians being heavily influenced by the "Divine Institutions of the Older Scriptures" as Tertullian said. ZaQuNRaAHYaHuW IP: Logged |
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Don unregistered |
Old Divine Institutaions like the worship of the b.a.a.l.im. The Names of these months are the names of pagan g.o.d.s and evil men. In this case the Yahuwdim got them from Babylon ,
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kongavnorge Posts: 136 |
It is the one known as Iesous Xpistos (in English: Jesus Christ) who is, indeed equated as being the same as Tammuz. Iesous has been thought to be a transliteration (NOT TRANSLATION) of the Hebrew "Yeshua". However, Iesous has no meaning, either in Greek or any other language even thoough it is said to mean "son of Zeus" in Greek. In Acts 16, there is the matter of the demon-possessed girl crying out "these be the servants of "the most high god" who proclaim to us the way of salvation" This grieved Paul. The reason for Paul's grief is that the title "The Most High God" is what Greeks used to refer to Zeus. In verse 31 Paul and Silas said "Believe on ha-Adon Yeshua and thou shalt be saved, and thy house" There is a very good reason why they did not say ha-Adon Yeshua ha-Meshiach in that ha-Meshiach would have been translated by the Greeks as "Xpistos" meaning "annointed". There is a great difference between just any "annointed" and the annointed. In the front of so-called "Christian" (Xpistian) there is usually (In Artzoth ha-berith, the United States of America) the U.S. and also the so-called "Christian" flag which has on it the Babylonian +au (+) the first letter in the name Tammuz. Also referred to in Revelation 13 as "the tau of the Beast"
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JustBill Posts: 193 |
The second noun is Christos. Chi ~ ch , Chi is not X A tranliterated word does not have a meaning in the language into which it is transliterated. Transliteration seeks to preserve the pronunciation as best one can. Since all languages do not use the sams sounds (phonemes) and since not all languages are phonetic, transliteration is more an art rather than a science. Also since, languages have different rules of grammar names must be altered to conform to the rules of grammar in the target language. IP: Logged |
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BBJ Posts: 39 |
Since we are discussing transliteration... Iesous is pronounced {ee-ay-sooce'} which as far as I can tell would sound somewhat like Yah-sooce. I know that in the Greek, "s" is added to the ending of masculine words. Is this s pronounced or just present when the Greek is written? Also if ee-ay-sooce' is the pronounciation of Iesous, how can you get this from Yeshua which to my knowledge is pronounced more like Ye-shua? Can anyone help? BBJ IP: Logged |
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JustBill Posts: 193 |
Greek does not have an "sh" sound, the sound of "shin". The closest sound is "sigma". Likewise Greek does not have a "y" sound, the consonantal sound of "yod". Greek uses its "i" sound (which is short), "iota", instead. Also note Greek has a short "e", "epsilon" and a long "e", "eta". It is "eta" pronunced "ay" as in "say" that is used in this case. If "Iesous" is not the correct transliteration of "Yeshua" into Greek, what is? [This message has been edited by JustBill (edited 10-01-1999).] IP: Logged |
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BBJ Posts: 39 |
JustBill, Thanks for the insight. I was trying to get a better understanding of the Yeshua/Yahshua issue. To my untrained ear it seemed that the Greek Iesous sounded more like Yahshua than Yeshua. To my knowledege the name Yeshua is taken from the literal meaning of Matt 1:21 "He will save his people". That seems to make good sense when this verse stands alone without OT verses. In light of the OT verses, "Yahshua" seems to be a better fit and the transliteration seemed to be a better fit also. But I was unsure of the Greek transliteration. Thanks again. IP: Logged |
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Don unregistered |
Shalom Wild Bill and BBJ The Strong's Hebrew Dic,YESHUWAH #3444 fem.pass.part. of #3467 YASHA: #3467 YASHA APRIME ROOT;prop.to be openwide or free,i.e. (by impl.) to be YESHA #3468 from 3467 YASHA; liberty,deliverance prosperity: The prime root of YESHUA is YASHA this is a word transformed to mean SAVE. In 3442 and 43 you have YESHUWA Jeshua this is a corruption of the NAME
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