rossh
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only if YOU say so, right ?That's the English language for ya!
only if YOU say so, right ?That's the English language for ya!
This better, Shnarkle?The bugging out eyes is kind of hilarious at first, but then it gets kind of creepy as well.
After I clicked on your post, I just sat there and waited for those eyes to bug out. That is hysterical!That's the English language for ya!
LOL. How do you do that? I like the first one because it's so shocking. I had to get close to the screen to see what was happening.This better, Shnarkle?
the best laugh ever to be had are those who claim that " Jehovah " alone is God and that they follow Him only.. There is NO " Jj " in the Hebrew/Jewish language,,, can you explain why they insist on their " ehovah " ??My question is were there any periods of time that existed that were long enough for practicing Jews to forget the feast days. I know there is talk of finding the book of the law, and reading it, but I don't recall how long they had gone without it, or of any other examples in the bible or any other historical sources.
The reason I ask this is because God's name is supposed to be pronounced during some of these feast days, and I don't think they would forget how to pronounce God's name within a year.
The other thing I find particularly disturbing is the fact that the usage of the hard "J" is used in scripture to denote derision, e.g. "Jezebel", "Jezreel" etc. Given this fact, it seems sad that so many of these biblical names are now so commonly used with this same hard J, e.g. Jesus, Jehovah, Jerusalem etc.
I can't help but think Satan takes pleasure in this.
It's easy; you save the animated gifs to the computer, as use them as your avatar!LOL. How do you do that? I like the first one because it's so shocking. I had to get close to the screen to see what was happening.
You must not believe in "J"esus, then...the best laugh ever to be had are those who claim that " Jehovah " alone is God and that they follow Him only.. There is NO " Jj " in the Hebrew/Jewish language,,, can you explain why they insist on their " ehovah " ??
It’s true. There is no letter “J” in the 22 letters of the Hebrew alphabet. So, Muslims argue that Jesus’ name must be a fabrication. J is only common to "modern " English and not even in early Roman/Latin..
your supposition, soooo go deal with it yourself!!!You must not believe in "J"esus, then...
where do you get these "animated gifs"? What is a gif?It's easy; you save the animated gifs to the computer, as use them as your avatar!
and that is the RCC for you,,, not for me,,, did u know that the RCC comprises of 98% homosexuals and pedophiles ?You must not believe in "J"esus, then...
I am not sure if you are endorsing the article or quoting theMadJW's post. Part of the article states (with my highligting):![]()
The original Hebrew name of God re-discovered in 1,000 Bible manuscripts
On January 21, 2018, Bible Scholar Nehemia Gordon and his team of researchers discovered the 1,000th Hebrew Bible manuscript containing the original name of God in Hebrew with vowels.religionnews.com
Are you theMadJW with a new avatar and a new set of eyes?How do you explain the two different versions of the YHWH Name with different vowel points S#3068,3069?
So the 'Triune God' was with mankind?your supposition, soooo go deal with it yourself!!!
Try a REAL name Yeshua
Matt 1:
20 But while he was thinking about this, an angel of ADONAI appeared to him in a dream and said, "Yosef, son of David, do not be afraid to take Miryam home with you as your wife; for what has been conceived in her is from the Ruach HaKodesh.
21 She will give birth to a son, and you are to name him Yeshua, [which means `ADONAI saves,'] because he will save his people from their sins."
22 All this happened in order to fulfill what ADONAI had said through the prophet,
23 "The virgin will conceive and bear a son, and they will call him `Immanu El."a (The name means, "God is with us.")
Amen!
Google it!where do you get these "animated gifs"? What is a gif?
So it's a file. Where did you get the one's you're using, or did you make them yourself? If you made them yourself, what sort of program or software did you use?Google it!
All excuses have been revealed:![]()
The original Hebrew name of God re-discovered in 1,000 Bible manuscripts
On January 21, 2018, Bible Scholar Nehemia Gordon and his team of researchers discovered the 1,000th Hebrew Bible manuscript containing the original name of God in Hebrew with vowels.religionnews.com
I was interested in reading the extensive article “Jehovah” pages 882-895 in the JW Book Aid to Bible Understanding. The following are a few excerpts that I found to be relevant to the subject of this thread and relevant to some of the things that have been discussed.![]()
The original Hebrew name of God re-discovered in 1,000 Bible manuscripts
On January 21, 2018, Bible Scholar Nehemia Gordon and his team of researchers discovered the 1,000th Hebrew Bible manuscript containing the original name of God in Hebrew with vowels.religionnews.com
Page 882: “Jehovah” is the best known English pronunciation of the divine name, but “Yahweh” is preferred by most scholars.
Page 882: “Jehovah” is the best known English pronunciation of the divine name, but “Yahweh” is preferred by most scholars.
Hebrew scholars generally favour “Yahweh” as the most likely pronunciation.
I don't know any Jewish scholars, rabbi, etc. who isn't aware that using the hard "J" sound is intentionally derisive. Given their own admission that this isn't even an accurate pronunciation of the name, I don't understand why they insist on using the hard "J" sound.Despite the above clear exposition, there are some JWs who still insist that Jehovah is the correct translation
As many times as I've pointed this out, it never seems to get any traction, i.e. "I will be" rather than "I am". One could also point out that potential or potentiality is somewhat of an all encompassing characteristic of God, e.g. "omnipotent" or all potent. In the Old Testament we see God's will, but in the New Testament we see it embodied or manifest in, with, and through Christ.the Hebrew verb (ha-yah’) from which the word ‘eh-yeh’ is drawn does not mean simply to exist. Rather, it means to come into existence, to happen, occur, become, take on (an attribute), enter upon (a state), or constitute. Thus, the footnote of the Revised Standard Version gives as one reading “I Will Be What I Will Be”.
I do not endorse all that is stated in this JW article, but I consider that the above is correct.
I listened to Dr. Nehemia Gordon's Hebrew Voices #87 Yehovah Research Update which is a discussion with T-Bone about the number of occurrences in various manuscripts of YHWH with the vowel pointing of Adonai, thus incorrectly pronounced Yehovah by Dr. Nehemia Gordon and T-Bone and he also mentioned a video called The Great I AM, which is a wrong translation of Ehyeh. The vowel points of Adonai were added to YHWH so that the reader would say Adonai instead of the Sacred Name, and Ehyeh should be translated I will be as per Tyndale and the RV and RSV margins and AB Davidson.This is why the JW's are a mediocre source. Much better today is the scholarship around Dr. Nehemia Gordon and many people who have assisted and have written as well.
I listened to Dr. Nehemia Gordon's Hebrew Voices #87 Yehovah Research Update which is a discussion with T-Bone about the number of occurrences in various manuscripts of YHWH with the vowel pointing of Adonai, thus incorrectly pronounced Yehovah by Dr. Nehemia Gordon and T-Bone and he also mentioned a video called The Great I AM, which is a wrong translation of Ehyeh. The vowel points of Adonai were added to YHWH so that the reader would say Adonai instead of the Sacred Name, and Ehyeh should be translated I will be as per Tyndale and the RV and RSV margins and AB Davidson.
Kind regards
Trevor