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I will be updating this post with Hebrew translations for words found in the Holy Bible as well as for preaching from time to time.

Biblical word = Hebrew word
1. Jesus = Yehoshua
2. Christ = Masiah
3. God = Eloah
4. Angel Michael = Malach Michael
5. Angel Gabriel = Malach Gabriel
6. Angel Uriel = Malach Uriel
7. Devil = Belial
8. Satan = Satan(it doesn't change)
9. Church = Qahal
10. Temple = Mikdash
11. Synagogue = Bethatefilla
12. Angel = Malach
13. Angels = Malachim
14. Demon = Sheyd
15. Demons = Sheydim
16. Holy Spirit = Ruach Hakodesh

Elohimisgood:
I will be updating this post with Hebrew translations for words found in the Holy Bible as well as for preaching from time to time.

Biblical word = Hebrew word
1. Jesus = Yehoshua
2. Christ = Masiah
3. God = Elohim
4. Angel Michael = Malach Michael
5. Angel Gabriel = Malach Gabriel
6. Angel Uriel = Malach Uriel
7. Devil = Belial
8. Satan = Satan(it doesn't change)
9. Church = Qahal
10. Temple = Mikdash
11. Synagogue = Bethatefilla
12. Angel = Malach
13. Angels = Malachim
14. Demon = Sheyd
15. Demons = Sheydim
16. Holy Spirit = Ruach Hakodesh

Jehovah =YHVH(it is pronounced from the back as "HeWawHeYodh" )

Abraham =Avraham
Prayer= Tefillah
Sarah =Sarah(it doesn't change)
Moses =Moshe
Peter=Petros

Elohimisgood:
I will be updating this post with Hebrew translations for words found in the Holy Bible as well as for preaching from time to time.

Biblical word = Hebrew word
1. Jesus = Yehoshua
2. Christ = Masiah
3. God = Elohim
4. Angel Michael = Malach Michael
5. Angel Gabriel = Malach Gabriel
6. Angel Uriel = Malach Uriel
7. Devil = Belial
8. Satan = Satan(it doesn't change)
9. Church = Qahal
10. Temple = Mikdash
11. Synagogue = Bethatefilla
12. Angel = Malach
13. Angels = Malachim
14. Demon = Sheyd
15. Demons = Sheydim
16. Holy Spirit = Ruach Hakodesh

Pastor = roʿeh
Bishop = paqid
Apostle = shaliakh

The ( Lord's Prayer ) in ancient Hebrew
( Ahdawan Palal )

Ahbanawa ShabaShamayam Qadash Hayah

Shamka Yahawah Malakwathka Thabaah

Ratazahka Hayah Ishah Baahrataza Kawa

Hayah Bashamayam Nathanlanawa Lachaam

KalYawam Wasalachlanawa

Chaawabwathnawa Kasalachnawa

Chaawabwathyanawa Walaah

Thabayaahnawa Banasayawan Ahbal

Hawashinawa Mayan R Kaya Laka

Hamalalowath Wahaahla Wahathapaahrath

Laiwalamyam

Ahman

Today's message
Say Ahdawan Palal(Lord's Prayer)in ancient hebrew.Shalom

Shabbath (Sabbath)starts from Friday evening to Saturday evening.

King James Bible
It shall be unto you a sabbath of rest, and ye shall afflict your souls: in the ninth day of the month at even, from even unto even, shall ye celebrate your sabbath.

Exodus 12:3
Tell all the congregation of Israel, ‘
On the tenth [day] of this month they are to take a lamb or young goat for themselves,
according to [the size of] the household of which he is the father,
a lamb or young goat for each household.

Corresponding Greek / Hebrew Entries: - 1577 (ekklesia):
Often translated as "church" or "assembly," (i.e. called out for an assembly) this Greek term carries a similar meaning of a called-out community or congregation, particularly in the New Testament context.

Qahal isnt neccessarily, nor in the real sense, the hebrew word for church!
Might be today for you!, but historically speaking would be 'edah' (i.e. transliteration) with an 'ay-DAW' pronunciation

_{Personal text: Jesus is not a theologian. He is God who told stories.}

NNTR:
Exodus 12:3
Tell all the congregation of Israel, ‘
On the tenth [day] of this month they are to take a lamb or young goat for themselves,
according to [the size of] the household of which he is the father,
a lamb or young goat for each household.

Corresponding Greek / Hebrew Entries: - 1577 (ekklesia):
Often translated as "church" or "assembly," (i.e. called out for an assembly) this Greek term carries a similar meaning of a called-out community or congregation, particularly in the New Testament context.

Qahal isnt neccessarily, nor in the real sense, the hebrew word for church!
Might be today for you!, but historically speaking would be 'edah' (i.e. transliteration) with an 'ay-DAW' pronunciation

_{Personal text: Jesus is not a theologian. He is God who told stories.}

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Elohimisgood:
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Your screenshot simply corroborated my post

_{Personal text: Jesus is not a theologian. He is God who told stories.}

NNTR:
Your screenshot simply corroborated my post

Just that Qahal is more broader than Edah.
My opinion-_

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CCdwblo-hRo

Elohimisgood:
Just that Qahal is more broader than Edah.

Exodus 12:6
You must keep it until the fourteenth day of the month, when the whole assembly (i.e. qahal aka ekklesia or ecclesia; call out ones) of the congregation (i.e. edah) of Israel will slaughter the animals at twilight.

I give you and can live with your 'Qahal is broader than Edah' comment

Elohimisgood:
Your personal text saying "Jesus is God is wrong"

Nothing wrong in My Personal text states: Jesus is not a theologian. He is God who told stories.

1/ Are you saying its hard for God aka YHWH pka Yahweh to transmogrify into Yahshua aka Jesus
2/ Are you saying its hard, impossible and even saying God's hasnt got the power, ability, capability and know-how to be in heaven and on earth at the same time (i.e. be in heaven and earth simultaneously or concurrently)

Elohimisgood:
It should rather be Yehoshua is the Son of Elohim or Yehoshua is Elohim.

Which of the two here (i.e. Yehoshua is the Son of Elohim or Yehoshua is Elohim) are you sticking to please

Elohimisgood:
Yehoshua is the name he answered when he was on earth. Years later it's shortened 2 Yeshua.

Matthew 1:21
She will give birth to a Son,
and you shall name Him Jesus (i.e. meaning The LORD is salvation, hence Yahshua or Yehoshua),
for He will save His people from their sins.”

Elohimisgood:
Yehoshua and Yeshua mean two different things-

Tell anything about both (i.e. Yehoshua and Yeshua), that I dont already know

_{Personal text: Jesus is not a theologian. He is God who told stories.}

Try your best to live right.

Elohimisgood:
I will be updating this post with Hebrew translations for words found in the Holy Bible as well as for preaching from time to time.

Biblical word = Hebrew word
1. Jesus = Yehoshua
2. Christ = Masiah
3. God = Elohim
4. Angel Michael = Malach Michael
5. Angel Gabriel = Malach Gabriel
6. Angel Uriel = Malach Uriel
7. Devil = Belial
8. Satan = Satan(it doesn't change)
9. Church = Qahal
10. Temple = Mikdash
11. Synagogue = Bethatefilla
12. Angel = Malach
13. Angels = Malachim
14. Demon = Sheyd
15. Demons = Sheydim
16. Holy Spirit = Ruach Hakodesh

Sabbath=Shabbath

Is it the language that matters to God or doing what He says?

MaxInDHouse:
Is it the language that matters to Elohim or doing what He says?

Elohimisgood:

Both

So are you saying God doesn't understand other languages?

Tithe=ma'aser
Jeremiah=Yirmeyahu

God=Eloah

Elohimisgood:
I will be updating this post with Hebrew translations for words found in the Holy Bible as well as for preaching from time to time.

Biblical word = Hebrew word

3. God = Elohim

Quick question - Is the word "ELOHIM" singular or plural?

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oteneaaron:


Quick question - Is the word "ELOHIM" singular or plural?

🤔

Thanks for drawing my attention to it.
I have made the necessary corrections.

Elohimisgood:
Tithe=ma'aser
Jeremiah=Yirmeyahu

Elohimisgood:

Thanks for drawing my attention to it.
I have made the necessary corrections.

I appreciate your honesty.

My next question - since ELOHIM means gods in plural, what are the identities of these ELOHIM or gods?

all d people above masturbating on nairaland again

oteneaaron:


I appreciate your honesty.

My next question - since ELOHIM means gods in plural, what are the identities of these ELOHIM or gods?

Please enlighten me if you are acquainted with the answer.

Elohimisgood:

Please enlighten me if you are acquainted with the answer.

Well, the Bible calls some these ELOHIM by name.

Check out Judges 11:24 -

"Will you not take what your Elohim, Chamosh, gives you? Likewise, whatever Yahweh our Elohim has given us, we will possess."

Two of the Elohim are mentioned in the above verse - Yahweh and Chamosh

Check out 1 Kings 11:33 -

"They have forsaken me and worshiped Ashtoreth, Elohim of the Sidonians, Chamosh, Elohim of the Moabites, and Milkom, Elohim of the Ammonites."

Three of the Elohim are mentioned in the above verse - Ashtoreth, Chamosh, and Milkom.

These are just a few examples.

If you look at the ancient Sumerian records from Mesopotamia, they called their own Elohim the "Annunaki".

The Greeks called their own Elohim the "Theoi" or the "Olympians".

I hope you use the Hebrew Interlinear scriptures to study the Old Testament, that is only way to see these things for yourself.

oteneaaron:


Well, the Bible calls some these ELOHIM by name.

Check out Judges 11:24 -

"Will you not take what your Elohim, Chamosh, gives you? Likewise, whatever Yahweh our Elohim has given us, we will possess."

Two of the Elohim are mentioned in the above verse - Yahweh and Chamosh

Check out 1 Kings 11:33 -

"They have forsaken me and worshiped Ashtoreth, Elohim of the Sidonians, Chamosh, Elohim of the Moabites, and Milkom, Elohim of the Ammonites."

Three of the Elohim are mentioned in the above verse - Ashtoreth, Chamosh, and Milkom.

These are just a few examples.

If you look at the ancient Sumerian records from Mesopotamia, they called their own Elohim the "Annunaki".

The Greeks called their own Elohim the "Theoi" or the "Olympians".

I hope you use the Hebrew Interlinear scriptures to study the Old Testament, that is only way to see these things for yourself.

Thanks for the clarification.
I have some questions.Do you think it is a must that we use only the ancient hebrew name of Jesus which is Yehoshua when we are referring to him ?
Do you think that it is a must to use only the ancient hebrew names of some certain nouns in the bible ?

Elohimisgood:

Thanks for the clarification.

I have some questions.Do you think it is a must that we use only the ancient hebrew name of Jesus which is Yehoshua when we are referring to him?

I don't make the rules and therefore can't enforce them by telling people what they "must" do.

The fact remains that the word "Jesus" is an aberration. In the Greek translation of the Gospels, what we have is Iesus, there was no letter "J" back then.

It was not until 1542 the letter "J" was invented and made it to the English translation of the Bible.

Do you think that it is a must to use only the ancient hebrew names of some certain nouns in the bible ?

In my humble opinion and that of many well known biblical scholars, it is important to study the Bible in its original translation to better understand the context.

For example, we have seen that in our English translation of the Old Testament, we have been replacing "The Elohim" with God - when in reality, the word Elohim is plural and doesn't refer to a singular entity.

Another example is the word - "Spirit" of God or "Ruach" of The Elohim. When you study the true meaning of the word "Ruach" it doesn't really mean spirit but refers to a "craft" or "flying machine" of some kind.

If you're interested in going deeper into this, I humbly suggest that you check the books written by Mauro Biglino, a well known Vatican approved bible translator.

Last year he published a book titled - Gods of the Bible - a new interpretation of the Bible reveals the oldest secret in history. - I can share it with you if you're interested.

He has pusblished many other books and some of his video interviews can be found on the Paul Willis The 5th Kind YouTube channel.

oteneaaron:


I don't make the rules and therefore can't enforce them by telling people what they "must" do.

The fact remains that the word "Jesus" is an aberration. In the Greek translation of the Gospels, what we have is Iesus, there was no letter "J" back then.

It was not until 1542 the letter "J" was invented and made it to the English translation of the Bible.



In my humble opinion and that of many well known biblical scholars, it is important to study the Bible in its original translation to better understand the context.

For example, we have seen that in our English translation of the Old Testament, we have been replacing "The Elohim" with God - when in reality, the word Elohim is plural and doesn't refer to a singular entity.

Another example is the word - "Spirit" of God or "Ruach" of The Elohim. When you study the true meaning of the word "Ruach" it doesn't really mean spirit but refers to a "craft" or "flying machine" of some kind.

If you're interested in going deeper into this, I humbly suggest that you check the books written by Mauro Biglino, a well known Vatican approved bible translator.

Last year he published a book titled - Gods of the Bible - a new interpretation of the Bible reveals the oldest secret in history. - I can share it with you if you're interested.

He has pusblished many other books and some of his video interviews can be found on the Paul Willis The 5th Kind YouTube channel.

Thanks for coming my way.
It's my pleasure.
The clarifications you have already made are more than enough to understand the subject matter.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jjjpxh456Kk?si=M5stq6TJLoNXk3Qk

Listen to Psalm 121 in Hebrew

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jwQ0waPkEqU?si=TChSgBqI_Bx7D8KS

Listen to Psalm 91 in Hebrew.

Shabbath Shalom

Elohimisgood:
The ( Lord's Prayer ) in ancient Hebrew
( Ahdawan Palal )

Ahbanawa ShabaShamayam Qadash Hayah

Shamka Yahawah Malakwathka Thabaah

Ratazahka Hayah Ishah Baahrataza Kawa

Hayah Bashamayam Nathanlanawa Lachaam

KalYawam Wasalachlanawa

Chaawabwathnawa Kasalachnawa

Chaawabwathyanawa Walaah

Thabayaahnawa Banasayawan Ahbal

Hawashinawa Mayan R Kaya Laka

Hamalalowath Wahaahla Wahathapaahrath

Laiwalamyam

Ahman

Today's message
Say Ahdawan Palal(Lord's Prayer)in ancient hebrew.It is the only way to say it.Shalom

Rubbish
Is the devil trying to decieve into thinking you are not praying right because you are using English and you are trying to decieve others also