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Westerhoffe:Hope when it comes to big bang formulated by a Christian, the spirit of your god won’t turn to be a liar? |
Okporiaku:So he can make you feel guilty. |
famozine1:The god of the christians is Yahweh for better identification ![]() |
benodic:If you keep looking you will never find because all what you are looking for is right within you. |
Queenttoast01:
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budaatum:They were separated in genesis 2. The “rib” here means tsela, which means a side of something,. In every context the word refers to the whole side of a bilaterally symmetrical object. the most appropriate translation would be "side." Several ancient texts (discovered in 1945 near Nag Hammadi, Egypt) show that the biblical creation accounts were interpreted freely and allegorically in the first few centuries of the common era. In some of these texts, Eve is depicted as a powerful force while Adam is passive. Apocalypse of Adam (c. 50–150) In this work, Adam speaks and says that Eve “taught me a word of knowledge of the eternal God.” The text thus refers to Eve as a teacher of theological knowledge. “This particular blessing (or for women, “Blessed art thou, O Lord our G-d, King of the universe, for having made me according to His will”), is preceded in the prayer book by two others thanking G-d for being a Jew and for not being a slave. Together, the three help a Jew express gratitude for his or her particular lot in life. Men thank G-d for being placed in a position to perform more mitzvot (obligations) than women, since Torah assigns them a greater number. The Torah tells us that the fact that men have more mitzvot indicates they have further to go in order to perfect themselves in the world. The Torah tells us that women, on the other hand, in order to accomplish their specific mission, are born more spiritually evolved. Thus, a man can legitimately thank Hashem for not having been made a woman, because he has a greater number of opportunities to use the mitzvot as tools to connect to G-d.” https://torah.org/learning/women-class31/ |
budaatum:Elohim means idols, idols means reflection in a mirror or river. That’s right. |
budaatum:There were referring to biblical editors for making sure they made the difference clear. It’s as though the Biblical editor wishes to make it absolutely clear that both men and women are a simultaneous and equal product of God’s Divine creation of humankind |
budaatum:The elohim might just be human beings too. The word "image" is translated from the Hebrew tselem, and it means "shape, resemblance, figure, shadow." This same word appears in Genesis 5:3: "And Adam lived one hundred and thirty years, and begot a son in his own likeness, after his image [tselem], and named him Seth." The editors of the Interpreter's Dictionary of the Bible have to admit that tselem carries the meaning of concrete form and physical resemblance. Man looks like the Elohim. Scholars said the story of jacob fighting with El and been able to duel shows that jacob was also revered as an Elohim in ancient Hebrew history. |
oteneaaron:Alright. |
oteneaaron:I won’t say directly from annunaki. Hebrews are simply cannanites, so they got it from the cannanite religion, but yahweh is a foreign semitic god, it was El that was the original god.
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budaatum:What i wanted to point out was the male and female line. And the Gods created adam (humankind) in their image, in the image of Gods created; male and female created them. The insertion of the phrase zachar u'n'kayvah bara otam male and female created them is especially instructive. |
budaatum:The deep sleep i was talking about was in genesis 2:21. And the word for “god” here is elohim, which means gods, it is a pantheon, the head of the pantheon is El. That’s why in genesis 1:26, they were discussing let’s make man(humankind) in our image, male and female. The pantheon consists of male and female gods like queen asheerah.
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oteneaaron:Yeah, all mythologies using symbolism. Do you read on Kabbalah too? Yaldaboath is Malchut. |
preciousee17:Why is it that it is only christians that are always predicting doom?
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budaatum:The hebrew term there specifically refers to male and female, as in androgynous.
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oteneaaron:Yes, you will also know about the demiurge. |
budaatum:I said male and female, not man and woman. The “rib” here means tsela, which means a side of something,. In every context the word refers to the whole side of a bilaterally symmetrical object. the most appropriate translation would be "side." And the “deep sleep” here doesn’t mean sleep but like a trance.
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lawani:Christians and any religion also start from birth. |
preciousee17:Not to forget that you lied about the RSV on masoteric text and septaugint just to defend your deity, Muslims call it taqqiya. |
preciousee17:It is when it comes to your religion that all of google is incorrect, all of history is incorrect because of isrealite god, yahweh. You believe that a virgin can give birth, you believe that a snake can talk and you believe that people lived for hundred of years, but i am the one delusional for pointing it out to you. I really don’t blame you, the indoctrination has been from birth.. if you were born muslim you will be hardcore worshipping allah, you won’t be afraid of yahweh but allah.
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budaatum:Tselem is the dust that was created, the breathe which was uncreated is the essence, exactly, breathe of life. The instruction was given to adam who is androgynous. There were no rewards. |
budaatum:The Hebrew word for image here is “tselem” which is derived from a shorter Hebrew word, “tzel”, meaning “shadow.” Genesis 1:27 says, he created man in his own image male and female he created them. Which will make adam androgynous.
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drinkgarri:Church means Circus. Circus are interesting.
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ReacherSaidNoth:😂😂🤣 |
Image123:Yes in a mythology, my dear. You are worshipping a Roman Parody.
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Image123:Easier said…
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Philosopher is from Ancient Greek φιλόσοφος philósophos literally “Lover of Wisdom”. As I read the story of Adam and Eve in the Torah, specifically exploring the events surrounding their fall, I discovered remarkable layers of meaning. In my interpretation, I found a sense of profound heroism in Eve’s actions, despite the prevalent negative perception of her in the Christian New Testament, as exemplified in 1 Timothy 2:13 — 15. Let us delve into the intricacies of this tale. In Genesis 2:9, the Elohim instructed Adam and Eve to eat all the fruits in the garden which were pleasant to the eye and good for food, except for the Tree of Life and the Tree of Knowledge of Good and Evil. Adam and Eve were strictly forbidden from eating the fruit of Life and Knowledge, yet they were not provided with a clear explanation as to why it was harmful. Instead, they were merely threatened with consequences if they were to consume it. This situation can be likened to instructing a child not to eat a certain food under the threat of punishment, without actually revealing the genuine reason behind the prohibition. Perhaps we will uncover the true rationale behind the forbidden fruit in this article. In Genesis 2:22, it should be noted that Adam “rib” was named woman because she was taken from man. Although the word used here, “tsela,” does not mean rib, but rather it means the side of something. In chapter 3:1–5, we encounter the serpent, described as wiser than all the animals in Paradise. It came and engaged in a conversation with the woman. The serpent promised the woman three things if they ate the fruits of the tree in the middle of the garden. The details of these three promises will be discussed in another separate article. After the serpent made its promises, we see in Genesis 3:6, that the woman observed the tree to be pleasant to the eyes and good for food, just like the other fruits in the garden. However, what made this Tree more advantageous than others was that its fruits were desirable for anyone seeking Wisdom. This is why I refer to Eve as a Philosopher, a philosopher simply means a lover of wisdom, someone who desires Wisdom for the sake of it, And the Opposite of it, a Misosopher, someone that has hatred for Wisdom. Nowhere is Eve’s superiority and numinous power more evident than in her role as Adam’s awakener. After eating the fruit that grants wisdom, she didn’t monopolize it, but instead she also shared it with her husband. She understood that wisdom is better shared and should not be hidden or kept away. Just as you don’t light a candle in a dark room and keep it under your bed, but rather place it where it can be efficiently utilized, seen, and used by everyone. Matthew 5:15-16 Having consumed the fruit, Adam and Eve, endowed with newfound wisdom, craftily fashioned aprons for themselves, Just like the Elohim they started making things too. When the Elohim found out, they became jealous and cursed them. The fruit did indeed contain real wisdom. So why was it banned? However, neither Adam nor Eve pleaded for mercy, exhibited remorse, or expressed regret for their actions. Instead, Adam’s immediate response after the condemnation in Genesis 3:20 was to extol his wife. In that significant moment, the man chose to rename his wife as Eve (Hawwa), acknowledging her as the mother of all living. Just as Adam became the father of all living through their partaking from the Tree of Life and the Tree of Knowledge of Good and Evil, this renaming emphasized Eve’s profound role as the progenitor, nurturing the existence of all living beings. Finally, In Genesis 3:22, Elohim points out that “the man has become like one of us, knowing good and evil.” Does this verse reveal the true rationale behind why they should not eat the fruit? According to Genesis 1:27, Adam and Eve were initially created in the image of Elohim as there servants, intended to till(‘ābad) and guard (šāmar) the garden as stated in Genesis 2:5 and 2:15. However, they lacked wisdom and the knowledge of good and evil. It was through Eve’s actions that they attained a deeper understanding, becoming akin to the Elohim, acquiring the knowledge of good and evil. The garden was originally designed for them, as images of Elohim, to tend to. Yet, Adam and Eve transcended this purpose and gained the ability to create their own garden, akin to the Elohim themselves. Eve’s yearning for wisdom, even above the appeal of visually pleasing and nourishing food, cannot be considered a wrongful act, as we see in proverbs 4:6–7. “Do not forsake wisdom, and she will protect you; love her, and she will watch over you. Wisdom is supreme; therefore, get wisdom. Though it cost all you have, get understanding.”
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Image123:These “miracle” happens regularly in other mythologies, my dear.
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Image123:You have grace until you die then people will use your death as a prayer reference when thanking their god for saving them and giving them grace, until they also die too and another will use them as prayer references and testimony. Circle goes on and on. These people also shouted they had grace, now they are used as prayer reference.
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Image123:You have grace until you die, sha remember
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Image123:The story of a virgin giving birth to son of god is very common in Ancient greek and Roman, my dear. The sign virgo represents it.
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