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How about we pray to God to turn ungodliness away from Jacob (Romans 11:25-27)?

Why are there Yoruba names with appended names of Orisha as prefixes and not Ela's? Is it a taboo, and if so why?

I want to believe that Yahoshua who appeared to Abraham as Ela (El) has given us the instructions, but perhaps many today do not understand. Also, I have read that the Ifa Scriptures contains a lot of metaphors, which some people have tended to misinterpret literally. In my opinion, deliberate misinterpretation may stem from the lack of control of one's ego, and the rejection of Light. This Light is the Light of men and (Light - knowledge, wisdom and understanding).

You mentioned that the Bible is the infallible word of God. Is Oro/Word of God the same as the Bible, or is the Bible a record of the teachings of God via His Word?

An example of this misinterpretation is the topic of rapture. It seems many do not see the connection between the assurance God gave to Abraham in Genesis 15 with the prophesies mentioned from Isaiah to Malachi and the Book of Revelations about the return of Abraham's descendants to Israel in the 4th generation.

Eloah - Oluwa?
Eloah is said to mean mighty, powerful One
Ela - El - Elah (Aramaic)?

Ela told Abraham (Genesis 15:16) that in the 4th generation his descendants would return to Israel. It seems we are already in that generation.

I feel this could be used to fight intra-racism or tribalism amongst ourselves. If the etymology of these words would have to be properly studied to avoid unnecessary arguments and fault-finding - my opinion.

What of Aarin, as in Aarinade and Aarinayo?

I saw this at http://www.assatashakur.org/forum/spirituality-connect-your-center/464-ngr.html as published by Baba Ahmed and knew it would be relevant to us all.

Mods, is this topic more appropriate for the Politics (perhaps Tribalism) section?


[center]FROM NGR to ******[/center]
N-G-R, NIGER, NEGRO "******": THE N WORD FROM DIVINE TO RACIST

N-G-R, NETYR, NIGER, NEGRO, ******, *****; THE ORIGINS OF A SACRED WORD TO ITS DEFILEMENT

N-G-R, NETYR, NIGER, NEGRO, "******," *****, THE ORIGIN OF A SACRED WORD

"Thou shall not take the name of the Lord, thy God in vain," is one of the ten commandments, yet, the racist term "******" a derivative of the original name for God, "N-G-R"(pronounced "Net-ger" is continually used and taken to insult. The term "******" has its origins in the sacred and divine title for "God," and came from the Egyptian WORD FOR GOD. That word is "Net-yer" or "Net-ger" from which the English terms "nature" and "nurture" came from. The idea of God being nature and nature being God, comes from the African and Egyptian idea of what God is which shows down to the similarities in the terms used to describe aspects of the Godhead.

THE SACRED "N" IN THE AFRICAN AND AFRO-ASIATIC LANGUAGES

The letter "N" is one of the most important prefixes in the African, Afro-Asiatic, Indo-Negroid, Negro-Australoid, Melanesian, Australian Aborigine, Austric, Kong-San (Bushmanoid), Sudroid languages. In fact, the sacred "N" as in "Ni-han" (Rising Sun) OR "NG" as in "ChaNG," (ChaNGo in Manding-Congo), "Ndong" in Vietnamese (Ndongo (Angolan Kingdom) in African Manding-Congo languages) is also found in both Chinese and Japanese. In fact ancient Chinese, Vietnamese, South Indian, SriLankan, Melanesian, Australian Aboriginal and modern Japanese show strong similarities to Bantu (proto-historic Sahara, Niger-Congo), languages (see "African Presence Early Asia," by Ivan Van Sertima and Runoko Rashidi) See also the works of Clyde A. Winters also go to http://community.webtv.net/nubianem (HISTORY TIMELINE) and http://www.cwo.com/~lucumi/runoko.html

The letter "N" is also the word that denotes any title pertaining to human beings. In fact in Bantu or Niger-Congo and Cushic languages, the letter "N" is found as the first letter in many names. For example the name "Ndaba," = "counsil" while the name "Ndabaningi" is the first name of Africans in region thereof.

HOW THE WORD FOR GOD, "N-G-R" (Net-ger) became Niger, Negro and "******"

The ancient Egyptians called their Pharaohs "N-G-R" (Net-ger) because the Egyptian Pharaoh was seen as a representation of the sun and the Sun God. The original Pharaohs who were pure Black Africans SAW BLACK SKIN AS SACRED AND A DIRECT BLESSING FROM THE SUN GOD, ATEN. In fact Blackness and black skin became associated with God and the sun. BLACK PEOPLE WERE POWERFUL, CULTURALLY ADVANCED, MILITARILY SUPERIOR, BLACK/DARKBROWN IN COMPLEXION, STRONG STATURE, TALL AND DESCRIBED AS A "HANDSOME" RACE , (SEE HERODOTUS, "THE HISTORIES, DESCRIPTIONS OF "ETHIOPIANS" OF AFRICA AND SOUTH INDIA).

The recognition of the Pharaoh as a living God and the black skin as a blessing spread worldwide to other cultures. In fact the term "Net-ger" became the Ethiopian "Negus" or "Negashi."

In the Sudroid (Indo-Negroids of India) languages of India, which are part of the Cushite branch of the African languages, the term "Naga" denotes original or first.
In fact, in ancient India, the people with the blackest skins were respected and held to igh esteem, unlike today where the racist, colonialist and alien concept of "varna" or castecolor racism places Sudroids, Indo-Negroids, Black Tribals, Dalits, Negro-Australoids and other BLACKS AT THE VERY BOTTOM OF iNDIAN SOCIETY.
See www.dalitstan.org/books/sudroid

The term "Ngola" (Angola) means "King" in the Angolan languages. This term was mistaken by the Portugese to mean the DESCRIBE "Ndongo," the kingdom.

The first people to corrupt the term "N-G-R" were the Roman invaders of Egypt who may have heard the term used to describe the
leader of Egypt or Nubia. The term "Niger" was later used to mean any Black/Negroid person that the Romans saw in Africa or anywhere else.

The Romans tried to invade Nubia during the early years of the Christian Era. Then, Nubia-Kush was ruled by a line of Queens called "Ka'andak'es (Candace). One such queen and her son defeated the Roman army at Aswan, (see http://community.webtv.net/paulnubiaempire ) Egypt and burned the Roman Fort.
AND CARRIED THE BRONZE HEAD OF ROMAN EMPEROR AGUSTUS TO THE CUSHITE (NUBIAN) CITY OF NAPATA.
The Romans colonized and spread the Latin language to Europe. Due to this linguistic influence, the Latin term "Niger" became "Negre" in French and "Negro" in Spanish.

The English colonialists and slave entity borrowed the term "Negro" from the Spanish. The term for Black people in England before Shakespeare was "Moor" or "Black-a-Moor." The English slave owners degraded and defiled the entire name by turning the Negro into a slave and turning the original term "Ned-ger" or "God" into the racist term "******." One can say that they have insulted the sacred name for "God" and have oppressed the original people created by God. This phenomena is due to their own sense of inferiority.


LIST OF NAMES FROM THE ORIGINAL TERM FOR "GOD" AND "NEGRO/BLACK"

N-G-R (net-ger) Ancient Egyptian for God

Net-tyr (Net-ger) Khemitic/ancient Egyptian = God, Sacred, Nature

Net-tyr (Net-ger)

Negus (Nee-goos) Ethiopian term for "Emperor."

Negashi (Nee-gah-shee) Ethiopian term for "Emperor or King."

Niger: Roman/Latin term for Black or Negro

Negre: French for Negro or Black

Negro: Spanish for Black

"******" racist, corrupted term used to insult, degrade, enfuriate.

*****: (pronounced "nig-gah), used as a term of endearment by some youth; rejected by others as sounding too close to the racist term "******."

Netzer (as in Nazerine) Hebrew for "root, original)

Naga (South Indian and African term) (Black Negro tribes of India and Africa - Sudan to Nigeria) = original

Nagaloka - The Black Negro, Negro-Australoid, Indo-Negroid/Sudroid
lands and people in Asia (India to Indonesia)
(see more from the book, "Nagaloka,' by M. Gopinath (Dalit Sahitya Akademy, Bangalore, India) also see "A History of Racism and Terrorism, and Overcoming," at www.xlibris.com

Ndaba (Manding-Congo/South Africa) = A counsil of wise people, kings, chiefs, ect.

Ngola (Manding-Congo) = "King/Lord"

Nkosi = God (Zulu, South Africa)

Ngosi = blessing (Ibo, Nigeria)

Nyamekye = God's Gift (Akan, Ghana)

Nile (Egypt, Sacred River)

Niger (West Africa; Sacred River)

Niger (country in West Africa)

Nigeria (country in West Africa)

Nugarmatta: Term used by Africans of Ghana Empire to call themselves (see writings of Ibn Buttata -- National Geographic Magazine



So this is the true story and origins of the "N" word.
NEVER FORGET THAT THE WORD "******" CAME FROM THE KHEMITE/EGYPTIAN TERM FOR "GOD" AND AND THAT WORD IS "N-G-R" OR "NET-GER."

iN CONCLUSION, IT IS TIME THAT NEGROES, PAN-NEGROES (PAN-AFRICANS, MELANESIAN NEGROIDS, INDO-NEGROIDS, NEGRO-AUSTRALOIDS) AND BLACKS WORLDWIDE START BELIEVING THAT THE NEGRO IS OF THE GODHEAD AND SHOULD START BELIEVING IT, HAVING SELF-CONFIDENCE, BELIEF IN SELF AND IN ABILITY.

IT IS TIME TO REVIVE AND RETURN TO BLACK/NEGRO RELIGIONS THAT HELP DEVELOP THE MIND, BODY, SOUL, SPIRIT AND THE BELIEF IN SELF, RATHER THAN IN ANOTHER PEOPLE'S SHRINES, HOLY BOOKS, HOLY LANDS AND GODS OR IN RELIGIONS THAT PREACH OF BLACKS BEING "CURSED" OR PREACH "BROTHERHOOD" ON ONE SIDE OF THEIR FACES WHILE COMMITTING ETHNIC CLEANSING, SANCTIFIED RACISM AND GENOCIDE ON BLACKS.

What if the Yoruba peoples (including Ewe) across West Africa had been together in one nation?
What if the Tutsi and Hutu were not lumped together?

With the divide-and-rule, some peoples were set up to dominate others (eg Fulani hegemony) and perpetuate antagonism. Cultural homogeneity would have been a better basis for setting up borders as competition and conflicts would not be so frequent. As you pointed out the oyinbo (Amorites) did what they thought was in their best interest but they will soon vomit all that they have stolen.

I did not author the map.
Note that the non-African countries used for comparison are are less culturally diverse and have fewer borders. Hence, it can be seen how the oyinbo (Amorites) used "divide-and-rule" tactics to dominate us.

[quote author=PAGAN 9JA link=topic=830677.msg9857923#msg9857923 date=1325178080]i do not mind eating human also aslong as it is properly cooked. but we must help preserve the ones that are dying out.[/quote]Una don chop human meat before?

The Cuckoo Jews and their fellow Amorites and Arabs have not been able to confidently decipher the meaning of Aaron.
http://www.abarim-publications.com/Meaning/Aaron.html

Should we tell them?

Why not a boost and diversification in IGR?

Which is a sign of wisdom:
(a) to believe that you must dominate your fellow man; or
(b) to live peacefully with your fellow man?

Some Yoruba people who call themselves Christians tend to associate these scuptures with idolatry and perhaps rightly so when sacrifices(blood) have been offered to totems/teraphims.
Yet they blindly accept idolatry from some Amorites (oyinbo) when they adore and propagate images of an Amorite-looking Christ (Iezeus) which is a lie. Whereas in the Yoruba culture no one has dared to make an image of OLODUMARE. The only exception seems to be that caricature-like sculpture of ELA (with an erect phallus) at the Osogbo grove which I suspected was put up by Susanne Wenger. This particular piece does not indicate race unlike those in many churches today.

Another big difference that separates Yoruba art from Amorite art (eg Michelangelo's Sistine Chapel ceiling) is the portrayal of unclothedness by the latter, as if it is a source of pride.

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@Nchara, there's a time for everything. Haven't you bitten on more than you can chew?

I'll try iShopA.com at their Ikeja office perhaps this week or the next and give details of the feedback here.

aboyio:
pls, how can i get a macbook charger i am in imo state

You can try iShopA as well as there's a branch in PH
RDI-SATCOM
9 Estate Road
Woji Port Harcourt
08033400981

ph@AppleNG.com

anonymous6:
I agree, I don't know why Nigerians are not taking advantage of that or are they?

Aren't they portrayed by many followers of the Crusaders and Jihadists mostly as associated with so-called demonic traditions?

Will the Fulani want to give up on the oil-rich Niger Delta?

We do not pretend that we all see clearly.

Hasn't the Sahara has been used as a barrier to prevent some Arab fundamentalists from overrunning those of us below the 10th parallel?

The pic of the kernel panic as displayed on this page seems very familiar though I'm not sure since it has been a while. The comments on that page are also interesting.
I just hope the logic board is still okay.

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There was no sound as well.

The first Magsafe power adapter blew during a spike in voltage and I got another of which there later was a cut in the wire from the adapter at the region of the rubber bung which I resolved by joining (rolling) the wires together. Because of my return to Naija in 2010 I bought a Tekkeon external battery to use alongside the national grid and generators - it also works as a substitute for the Magsafe adapter. So far, the MacBook hasn't worked with both.

There were times (started this year) that the indicator would be green for a less than 100% charge after which I would let the battery drain till like forty-something percent. Anytime I tried this and subsequently recharged the charge reached 100%.

Perhaps unrelated: a year (2009) after purchase the lower half of the screen started to flicker then became dysfunctional. I bought a LCD screen from Amazon and with the help of a friend replaced the faulty one.

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At times I wonder if the main goal in life for some women is to see to the fall of men.

The posted photo has to do with something that transcends culture - the fear of God results in appropriate behaviour.

How do women feel when they see a man in his boxers? Any lust/infatuation?

Thanks for your response.

The grey symbol was static before it stopped working.

I've tried the method you suggested for getting it to power on but that hasn't work. Do you know of any other options as I want to be sure it is just the hard drive.

The Khoisan and Australian Aborigines for instance are not descendants of Abraham and were not carried away to serve as slaves. Not all blacks are his descendants but the iniquity of the Amorites, including racism, is worldwide.