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Christianity Etc › Re: Jewish Encyclopedia Says Modern Jews Are Not ISRAELITES But ESAU/EDOM by MuttleyLaff: 5:04pm On May 22, 2020
petra1:
Se awa ni wolf?
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I am sorry sir, grin grin grin
but nobi from my mouth den go hear tok say Tisa mama be winch
Christianity Etc › Re: I Should Speak In Tongues, Right? by MuttleyLaff: 4:14pm On May 22, 2020
hoopernikao:
[s]Eeyaaa. Well, I am not surprised. Even the Pharisees thought they were doing God's will when they rejected, cursed and killed Jesus.

It is a known fact, that when false doctrine fails, the proponent moves to lying and bearing false witness, when such fail also, they will move to calling one a devil or seek to tear personalities down. If Jesus was called Beelzebub, who am I to get bothered by your utterances. Infact I am so glad you identified me with Christ rejection and suffering ones more.

But i assure you that this skimming will fail too, I have seen such likes over many years behind, which embraced the truth afterwards. You won't be different.

My greatest desire for you is to Nicodemusly embrace the truth of God's word without your personal experience, emotion or falsehood. We will get there, it may tarry but God's word and Will will prevail over your thoughts, emotions and experiences.
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hoopernikao:
[s]grin To go to a website and read KJV declaration on adding italics? It is well documented in all their translations preface if you don't know that.

But claiming that to be God's inspiration by holy men is eye buggling. That means we can all come out and claim same without subjecting it to the true interpretation since anyone can claim his word to be holy writings.

Do you actually understand what HOLY WRITINGS mean? God, help us.

Okay, so when will you documents your own addition as holy MuttleyLaff inspired above the scriptures. grin grin since translators are now accepted as holy writers.
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Christianity Etc › Re: Jewish Encyclopedia Says Modern Jews Are Not ISRAELITES But ESAU/EDOM by MuttleyLaff: 4:07pm On May 22, 2020
donnie:
And he conveniently mentions the tribes his slavemasters, the same busted Edomites, accept as Jews. What a shame. How about your imaginary red Jews?

YAH forbid that ISRAEL would seek or even require recognition of EDOM (fake/white Jews) to Awake and to function in these last days.
Keep on doing your strawmanning, OK. It won't take away the fact that you ran from the wolves in sheep clothing headlong into the embracing arms of a devouring ravenous bear. From frying pan jumped right straight in, into the stoking fire place. Ouch

I don't have anglicised names, but look at you, still hanging on to the relics and reminder of your enslaved days. You couldn't shake that off, hence why you have the donnie slave master's still hanging round your neck. Or oh, there is a bantu meaning and/or translation for donnie, right. Bwahahaha ha.
Christianity Etc › Re: Jewish Encyclopedia Says Modern Jews Are Not ISRAELITES But ESAU/EDOM by MuttleyLaff: 4:04pm On May 22, 2020
donnie:
Empty Christian talk.
[img]https://s3/images/ObamaMuttley.gif[/img]
You're now being delirious.
Wetin concern and even sef consign fish with raincoat.
Christianity Etc › Re: Jewish Encyclopedia Says Modern Jews Are Not ISRAELITES But ESAU/EDOM by MuttleyLaff: 3:36pm On May 22, 2020
petra1:
I believe from personal studies that certain black people are jews and certain tribes in Africa are traced to Israel even by DNA ...
So, who from your personal studies, are the certain black people that are Jews then please?

petra1:
... and certain tribes in Africa are traced to Israel even by DNA.
What are the certain tribes in Africa that are traced to Israel even by DNA, aside the Ethiopian Jews and Lemba Jews from Zimbabwe, South Africa, with smaller, little-known groups in Mozambique and Malawi please?

petra1:
But to say the entire Jewish nation was black holds no ground with me
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Christianity Etc › Re: Jewish Encyclopedia Says Modern Jews Are Not ISRAELITES But ESAU/EDOM by MuttleyLaff:
donnie:
1925 Jewish encyclopedia (Vol. 5, page 41) says modern Jews are not ISRAELITES but ESAU-EDOM.

No be me talk am o. This deception is one of the major reasons why I left Christianity. The Most High showed me he will bring Judgement upon the Christian church for promoting this lie and supporting ESAU/ EDOM over his true people.

h t tps://youtu.be/he57zIEGJzA
MuttleyLaff:
What a travesty, if only, more christians read their bibles, there'd be less christians.

If you like skim through this post and fleetingly read it, or call it bullshit, like I am guessing you'll do
Just as I've numerous time told you. Whether you are Christian or you arent a Christian doesnt make a difference. The glaring fact remains that, you jumped out from the fire pan, only to land straight into the fire place. You ran from the wolves in sheep clothing headlong into the embracing arms of a devouring ravenous bear. Ouch

The judgement, doing press-ups, waiting to get into action on the Constantine church, is child's play to what you'll be getting if you don't repent
Christianity Etc › Re: I Should Speak In Tongues, Right? by MuttleyLaff: 3:12pm On May 22, 2020
hoopernikao:
grin grin
Is like the emotions have risen again. Learn to calm down. You cant be erring in interpretation and likewise desert correction yet you are full of emotions.

Emotions doesnt change the truth. Ask the pharisees? So, calm down, read properly and write as a believer.
You are bug. Bugs get squashed from being stepped and stomped upon. I don't mince words, when I am describing nasty pieces of work, being a tool from the devil's workshop. I say it as it is

Acehart:
“Let your gentleness be known to all men.”
Our Lord and Saviour, Jesus Christ was never gentle with the Pharisees, the far-to-see. This Sadducee sad-to-see sort doesn't understand gentleness brother. I smell their sort 6000 miles away, the stench is that strong and foul.
Christianity Etc › Re: I Should Speak In Tongues, Right? by MuttleyLaff:
hoopernikao:
Did you actually read the bold you copied and pasted? Seriously? not an addition but emphasis? Even quoting holy men of old? grin grin
You better write your own too and add your emphasis, you can actually claim that Jesus appeared to you and penned them down in his own word to emphasize the scriptures.

Like i told you, until you start to appreciate the sincere, unaided word of God, you will always not see anything wrong even if a verse is torn out, so far it is torn by "holy men" who can quote 2 Pet 1:21.
Did you read at all, go to the website reference I provided to get a detailed background of that snippet excerpt, or you're just as lazy as ever, comfortably sitting on your hands, didn't and couldn't be bothered to.

Unlike you would do, I left the source where that information came from, simply so, for anyone interested, to do a Berean with. Now, it is only a self-conceited person like you who thinks its you alone that knows about italic insertions in KJV. I asked you to paste here Genesis 1:7, 9-12, 16, 18, 20-21, 25, 27 and 29-31 in the original text form with the insertions/additions/italics, so to see whether you'll be able to make sense of it.

Left to people like you, the Bible will still be written only in Latin, so that it is only the clergy who have access to it and never the laity, but God is bigger than you devils.
Christianity Etc › Re: I Should Speak In Tongues, Right? by MuttleyLaff:
Acehart:
Muttleylaff, Let us look back at 1 Corinthians 13:12: “For now we see through a glass, darkly; but then face to face: now I know in part; but then shall I know even as also I am known.” Paul acknowledged that he had not received all of the information God wanted him to have and give to us. Later, the Apostle wrote in 2 Corinthians 12:1: “I will come to visions and revelations of the Lord.” Years afterward, Paul wrote his epistles—Ephesians, Philippians, Colossians, Philemon, and 2 Timothy—and they were the full revelation of God for this the Dispensation of Grace.

Didn’t Paul write in Colossians 1:25-26 that one of his divinely-ordained roles was to complete God’s Word?:

Colossians 1:25-26: Of this church I was made a minister according to the stewardship from God bestowed on me for your benefit, so that I might fully carry out the preaching of the word of God, that is, the mystery which has been hidden from the past ages and generations, but has now been manifested to His saints,

Later, Ephesians 3:1-4 explains:

“For this reason I, Paul, the prisoner of Christ Jesus for the sake of you Gentiles- if indeed you have heard of the stewardship of God's grace which was given to me for you; that by revelation there was made known to me the mystery, as I wrote before in brief. By referring to this, when you read you can understand my insight into the mystery of Christ”

Aren’t we learning the knowledge God revealed first to Paul, by reading his epistles of Romans through Philemon?

If we say that Faith, Hope and Love are on the way, how come Paul says that hope is established in the New Testament (2 Corinthians 3)? How come Hebrews refers to Faith as substance of things hoped for (futuristic expression) and the evidence of things not seen (retrospective expression)? Of which the Faith the writer referred to is Christ, the author and finisher of Faith? Didn’t the scriptures say, “the testimony of Christ is the spirit of prophecy”? Then Paul’s prophecy concerning the “Perfect is coming” could well be the “Testimony of Christ”, the written gospel.
Acehart, please slow down, lmao. You're behaving like someone grabbing stuff off the supermarket shelves, like as if they aren't going to re-open again tomorrow.

Let's get this fact and truth straight first. No matter how much well versed anyone is in Pauline epistles, without the assistance of the Holy Spirit, all the person has, is just sheer head knowledge and nothing from the soul emanated from the spirit man, alive and correctly tuned connected to the Holy Spirit.

It seems you didn't grab the subtle illustration, I earlier made with Genesis 1:26a, in addition to compare and contrast it with Genesis 1:27a

Acehart, we are already exercising different levels and/or essences of hope, faith and love. Of course not yet to perfection, nonetheless.

Yeah, there you're, you've just up there said it with Hebrews 11:1 that: "faith is the substance of things hoped for, the evidence of things not seen". If you aren't trying to exercise hope, you wouldn't be interested in exercising faith. Now because you want to exercise faith, you because of knowing about Romans 10:17, you are now listening to the affirmation word of God. Why? It is because "faith cometh by hearing, and hearing by the word of God."

Apostle Paul, stepped up to the plate, after when Apostle Peter was found dithering. The same would have happened to Mary, if when Angel Gabriel paid her a visit, she too like Peter was found to be indecisive, but Praise God, that her response to the angel's message was: "Behold, I am the servant of the Lord; let it be to me, according to your word." Praise God. Alleluia.

Are you aware, that father Abraham, saw you in the future, way back in Genesis 22:18 and Genesis 28:14, hmm? Gentiles, is used in Genesis 22:18, while families of the earth is what's used in Genesis 28:14. Isn't that amazing beautiful that God had us in mind from the very beginning when He singled out Abram/Abraham to leave his country, his people and his father's household and go to the land that will be shown him, to make him into a great nation and be blessed, such that his name will be great and he will be a blessing (i.e. Genesis 12:1)

Acehart what exactly are you trying to get your head round with here please?
Christianity Etc › Re: I Should Speak In Tongues, Right? by MuttleyLaff: 2:22pm On May 22, 2020
hoopernikao:
Of course, mentioning tongues without saying unknown cant be sensible to you as you said. It is obvious looking at your thought, you wouldnt mind adding any word to the verse to drive your point. When you cant stay to read the bible firstly without another man's thought (italics), then there is a lot hanging
Let's try with an interlinear shall we, and starting with these following examples Genesis 1:7, 9-12, 16, 18, 20-21, 25, 27 and 29-31. Let read them one after the other was written and/or seen in the original text render. Paste them out here one after the other, lets review them together

hoopernikao:
Over 100 translations that stay put to take the word as "tongue" based on Original and not "unknown tongue" dont carry the true meaning. Sometimes i wonder if you check things you write.
The Use of Italics in the King James Bible
... Clearly, the words in italics were not miraculously given to the translators by God as additional inspiration the same way He did as recorded in 2 Peter 1:21, “holy men of God spake as they were moved by the Holy Ghost.”

Neither are the italics there to add emphasis. The words in italics in the King James Bible are words that were added by the translators to help the reader better understand the intent of the passage translated from the original languages


https://kjbrc.org/the-use-of-italics-in-the-king-james-bible/
I just wish you pull out your head from way up inside where the sun don't shine you have it buried in. Smh.

hoopernikao:
Sadly also, that even in your wrong line of thought that tongue is foreign human language (that means it is known), that is enough for you to know that your interpretation already pointed to the fact that it isnt unknown if known in another location and the unknown is relative to location.
For the mere find I don't speak German. I don't think Igbo. I don't speak French, I don't speak et cetera, if you now try to converse with me in any of those languages, I'll probably politely tell you "non comprehende" It is "foreign" to me. I don't understand, please speak to me in a language that's not foreign to me. I know about German, French et cetera, but since I don't speak, they are foreign to me.

Funnily enough "foreign," in English, has meanings, similar to unfamiliar, unknown, unheard of, strange, alien, exotic, outlandish, odd, peculiar, curious, bizarre, weird, queer, funny, novel or new, lmao

hoopernikao:
You must learn to read the scriptures and take it as it is than trying to wrestle your thought in as you have shown all through your words in this thread. Assuming for the bible, extra-biblical explanation and experiences without scriptural judgment.
Why bother have scripture translated into various languages duh. Why not take a cue from Islam, who didn't translate the Quran from Arabic but its adherents learn about their faith in Arabic. You are a devil, thats what you are and you'll soon have your comeuppance. Mark my words
Christianity Etc › Re: I Should Speak In Tongues, Right? by MuttleyLaff:
[quote author=hooper\nikao post=89833842]Chairman, longtime and i hope you are very well.

But you know i have had several times to straighten scriptures with you and you know my mode of communication and what i expect. You can imagine if we have Paul and Peter or another believer discussing scriptures today but never quote a single verse or never refer to any passage of the scriptures..

Well, just to remind you. I dont believer in personal narrations without proper scriptural explanation. Responding to a post that is full of scriptural explanation (even if you dont with what is said) with no single scriptures, scriptural text or context is not a good sign for you. This is what breed many nonchalant Christians all around who cant trace a scripture but can say a million words out of context, dont contribute to that. We will end up doing more evil if all we can give is personal opinion/experiences.
You can lay down scriptural explanation on your above queries to show you truly understand what you are saying and not just repeating a story heard.

How would you not refer to a single scripture on a bible thread but want to point out someone is wrong, not a good start. As i have told you severally, let the scriptures always be ready with you in any discussion, when you dont have it, then dont contribute yet.

I will hope to see a convincing defense of your theology on your claims above.

Secondly, always avoid referring to people, churches or using words like all Christians when you are defending your theology. I can only speak of the scriptures as the standard and you should do so too. Referring to "some" churches doing something the wrong way doesnt make the who concept wrong. Please let us focus on the scriptures only. I am not a supervisor of the body of Christ, hence i dont go around checking what other churches do. And avoid explaining or judging the scriptures with your experience.. That is can subtlety deny the integrity of the word.[/quote][img]https://s5/images/ezgif-2-bb81ab7ea10d.gif[/img]

[quote author=hooper\nikao post=89833842]Thirdly, just to set the pace of your thought. Kindly check when your usage of words. There is no where the scriptures referred to tongues as UNKNOWN, The word unknown tongues never occurred in the bible text. KJV played that on people's mind. The same way some translation want to play "DIFFERENT" tongues on people's mind in 1 Cor 14. Tongue is known relative to human spirit and a believer has a knowing spirit, note that as it is key. Those are terms that are never used to qualified tongues in the scriptures.[/quote][img]https://s3/images/ObamaMuttley.gif[/img]
Be splitting hairs there, as usual.

"For he that speaketh in an unknown tongue speaketh not unto men, but unto God:
for no man understandeth him; howbeit in the spirit he speaketh mysteries."
- 1 Corinthians 14:2 KJV

Seasoned bible readers know that KJV, in 1 Corinthians 14:2, had put "unknown" in italic, indicating the word is not in the original text, but it has been inserted for a good and valid reviewed reason. Which is what? Of course, so to be consistent with the school of thought that the gift of tongues was a gift of languages unlearned, hence it being construed on that basis as "unknown" or "foreign"

Someone please advise, whether 1 Corinthians 14:2, will make correct sense and understanding, if the "unknown" insertion isn't in there.

The bible right from Genesis 1:7 onwards have insertions that aren't in the original text, but are added for clarity and better understanding sake. Pftt. (i.e. Genesis 1:7, Genesis 1:9-12, Genesis 1:16, 18, 20-21, 25, 27 and 29-31 et cetera)
Christianity Etc › Re: I Should Speak In Tongues, Right? by MuttleyLaff: 12:17pm On May 22, 2020
Acehart:
I have been in church for a while. Sometimes, it feels like no one cares whether you fellowship with them or not; we have a “soldier go, soldier come; barrack still remain” posture.
I am not sure which church you're referring to, because there is the ecclesia/ekklesia, the organic and there is organised/institutionalised church, lmao

That's beside the point, so I'll move on. As far I know, fellowshipping with one another has been to a considerable length being going on here on this thread. Of course, hope, faith and without a doubt, agape love, are the propelling influences that makes some be interlocutors on this thread and keep revisiting it.

Acehart:
This brings this question: “when will these three gifts come?” I ask with respect to ‘love’.
Now, the thing about you question, is, God is love and when God, in Genesis 1:26a said "Let us make man (i.e. mankind) in Our image, after Our likeness: ..."that exactly was the plan and/or objective. Hopping forward a little bit, Isaiah 55:11 says about God's word that: "So will My word be which goes forth from My mouth; It will not return to Me empty, Without accomplishing what I desire, And without succeeding in the matter for which I sent it". The three gifts, hope and love, especially love Acehart, are already dispersed and the word of God, will not return back to God, until when they are perfected, lmao

Watch this now. Are you an artist, do you do life drawing or you're familiar with any sort of drawing, painting, portrait et cetera things like that. How does it start? It begins with sketches, lines, strokes et cetera with the brush or pencil, then gradually, slowly but surely, an actual image of object of the painting begins to appear, looking little by little more like what the object/subject of the painting looks like or a likeness seems to be appearing that convincingly to a good degree, looks like a passing representation of the object/subject of painting, lmao. I'll pause there without any intention of saying more, lmao, except for catch your mind back to Genesis 1:26a, and then after carefully reviewing Genesis 1:26a, to now compare and contrast it with Genesis 1:27a, lmao. What you do find odd between both of them Acehart? Whatever you correctly find odd or find as a difference, is the answer to your question, lmao. We have them Acehart, love included. Its only, we are just there having them, we don't, fully have hope, faith and love perfected or in their fulness yet.

This is still a construction site Acehart with WiP sign (work in progress) still hung up. Have you forgotten we build each other up ni, lmao, hmm?
Christianity Etc › Re: I Should Speak In Tongues, Right? by MuttleyLaff: 11:03am On May 22, 2020
Acehart:
I understand, I’m seeing as you see. Could we know what Paul meant by “That which is perfect is come”?
Hope, faith and love, of which love is the greatest. These three are not contestable.
Christianity Etc › Re: I Should Speak In Tongues, Right? by MuttleyLaff: 10:53am On May 22, 2020
Acehart:
I had a discussion with a man a couple of years ago; we spoke about many things especially about 1 Corinthians 13:10. There was a friendly impasse. What do you think Paul meant, Muttleylaff?
"But when that which is perfect has come, then that which is in part will be done away."
- 1 Corinthians 13:10

Exactly in line with what I earlier hinted to above there about "... nowhere has it being specified "speaking in tongues" has been done away with or going to be done away, bar 1 Corinthians 13:13, about faith, hope and love being the only thing that are eternal and remains forever"

Them three, meaning faith, hope and love, should be the focus and concentration, where the greatest of the three is agape love and not some fixation on "speaking in tongues," something that is temporal. It is NOT eternal.

Apostle Paul's letters becomes a lethal minefield, especially if you aren't experienced or equipped enough, to safely walk through it or don't know how to put your feet in the right spot of ground, to not set off deadly explosions, lmao
Christianity Etc › Re: I Should Speak In Tongues, Right? by MuttleyLaff: 10:42am On May 22, 2020
Acehart:
I like the bolden. It seems to be the best description for its present state. Advice taken.
In 1 Corinthians 12:8-11 and I Corinthians 12:28-30 "speaking in tongues" appears in the list of gifts and not abrogated, as in meaning, nowhere has it being specified "speaking in tongues" has been done away with or going to be done away bar 1 Corinthians 13:13, about faith, hope and love being the only thing that are eternal and remains forever

When the bible is properly studied, it becomes apparent that the three recorded occasions of "speaking in tongues" on each time the phenomenon was played was targeted at the lost sheep, at various and different levels. The first instance, was with the pilgrim Israelites returning to Jerusalem from all and sundry, for the yearly Passover festival. The second time, was with the present Jews, in the presence of the gentile Cornelius and the third and last time, was with the yet believing disciples of John the Baptist, who had then, never had the privilege of hearing the Gospel of the Messiah. The disciples of John admitted this truth and fact to Apostle Paul, that all they were privy to was just the Gospel of John the Baptist, and not that of the Messiah, hence Apostle Paul, rolled up his sleeves, got to work, they began speaking in tongues, which aside being a manifestation of the Spirit, equally served as a sign and miracle to change any unbelief festering. Praise God. Alleluia. The rest is history and there we have it, the three "best before" dates.

There is no "use-by" date hence the reason why the gift of speaking in tongues, is still made available and allowed to linger on
Christianity Etc › Re: I Should Speak In Tongues, Right? by MuttleyLaff: 10:13am On May 22, 2020
meekhat:
False teachers and influencers everywhere! The end Jesus Christ forearmed us is finally here!
Thank God I know the truth
What is the truth then because truth has different flavours and/or types.
Christianity Etc › Re: I Should Speak In Tongues, Right? by MuttleyLaff:
Acehart:
I am also on the same page with you when you said earlier that the gift of tongues has been discarded because it has achieved it aim. Please be careful of friendly fires grin
The albeit it has passed its best before date, the gift of speaking in tongues, as you presumed with all due respect my dear sire, has not being discarded. Please be careful how you stoke the flames of the fire.

It has achieved its primary audience targeted at. First to the lost sheep, now then, soon after the Gentiles. For the Judahite required a sign, a miracle et cetera (i.e. 1 Corinthians 1:22) Praise God. Alleluia.
Christianity Etc › Re: I Should Speak In Tongues, Right? by MuttleyLaff: 9:56am On May 22, 2020
Myer:
You know how to beat around the bush.

The bone of contention here is simple.

The tongues we are exposed to nowadays, are not foreign languages but gibberish.

Pastors have found away to capitalise of the "unknown tongues" and indoctrinated believers to speak gibberish in the name of speaking in tongues.

Are you aware that some churches actually teach their members how to speak in tongues?

Please, show me where it was written in the bi le that the gift of speaking in tongues was taught?

Let's not kid ourselves, speaking in tongues might actually be real just like working of miracles might have been real but what we have today is a product of indoctrination and perversion.
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It is not foreign to whoever is speaking the tongue. It is just sheer pretence and delusional make believe. Those that have the genuine gift of speaking an unlearned tongue/language are few and far in between, which incidentally, though still, a made available gift, actually has passed its "best-before" expiry date

Myer:
We can say the bible speaks of 2 types of tongues;

Known- for evangelism to unbelievers.
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Myer:
Unknown tongues- for personal edification and edification of the church (believers)
=>(check) ✓ 5/10 got half mark for inserting "for personal edification". Would have scored it zero, if not because TGIF, lmao

Myer:
Honestly, can you state categorically that you have spoken in another language (tongue) to evangelise to an unbeliever?
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Christianity Etc › Re: Rome, Bantus And The Demon- White Jesus by MuttleyLaff:
donnie:
That they live in the land of Kush doesn't mean they're Kushites. Remember they were first driven out of the land thousands of years before we were driven out. Many Bantus lived in the land of Kush and migrated along the Nile at different times in history. There is hardly a Bantu tribe that cannot trace it's origin up to Nubia/lower Egypt/ along the Nile. So there are Nilotics in Sudan, Uganda, and Kenya and there are Bantus. We know the difference. They too know the difference. Where we are now self was the land of Kush (ancient Ethiopia). Forget the European divisions we have today.

The Gikuyu of Kenya and the Abayudaya of Uganda for example are well-known Bantu tribes with very rich and ancient Hebrew cultures. For instance, The Gikuyu seers have been watching over Mt Kenya (which is actually biblical Mt Zion) and the ark of the covenant, and ancient scrolls for centuries. Many of their ancient customs and traditional rites are unmistakably biblical according to the Torah. I love watching them. The Abayudaya are known to be descendants of Kind David and have maintained this oral history and Hebrew customs for centuries.

h t tps://youtu.be/OfikHjojDF8?list=PLKKvopZqRA5jHlDb5C5PPcvLLL1Z72pNc

[s]You should be grateful for what I am sharing these with you[/s]. You go and copy modern history from people who have been rewriting history ever since and think I will take you seriously.
You have Bible nah. Show me where in there, history allegedly has been rewritten. Don't you get tired of lying like a cheap flea market Persia prayer mat ni? Smh.

MuttleyLaff:
... You'll find out that whoever controlled the presence then, rewrote the past, rewrote history lmao. History, is always written up by conquerors, by winners and victors anyday. C'est la vie, that's life.
You think everyone is like you who goes on a copy and paste spree, all just to draw a black skinned face on the MESSIAH

donnie:
You are not able to find your so-called red Jews ...
I have red-skinned Isrealites. I have for David, during his coronation et cetera, but I am not going to present them yet, so mock as much as you like, just know I am going to have the last laugh and you know what that means, don't you, lmao.

donnie:
... so you've resorted to using cows. grin
It is only a fake arse Israelite, a wannabe BHI who wouldn't know, understand and recognise the Numbers 19:1-3 historical red heifer sacrifice, lmao

The Israelite shepherdess was that dark reddish brown skinned (i.e. upper end of the olive-skinned/reddish brown spectrum) she felt, she had to apologise to the other light reddish brown skinned women of Jerusalem for her darkness.

"5Dark am I, yet lovely, daughters of Jerusalem,
dark like the tents of Kedar, like the tent curtains of Solomon.
6Do not stare at me because I am dark, because I am darkened by the sun.
My mother’s sons were angry with me and made me take care of the vineyards;
my own vineyard I had to neglect.
"
- Song of Solomon 1:5-6

Let's talk of Madiba, aka, Nelson Mandela RIP. It will be incorrect to SPECIFICALLY describe him as being black in complexion because he wasn’t black in complexion, even though he was clearly a "black man". You'd right, if you say he was dark brown in colour or dark reddish brown in colour because either would be more SPECIFIC description for Nelson Mandela's complexion. The same goes for the MESSIAH, aka Jesus. The MESSIAH, IS NOT BLACK IN COLOUR, the MESSIAH aka Jesus, IS REDDISH BROWN IN COLOUR, with of course black skinned ancestry in HIM.

In Sahih al-Bukhari 3438 Book 60, Hadith 109, Musa pbuh, aka Moses or Moshe, the Hadith says he's has the same skin of Adam dark reddish brown and had long, limp, and straight hair (i.e. not kinked hair like Africans)

donnie:
SEE even Budha was not spared
So what should I do with this info about Buddha not being spared. Haven't you heard that winners, victors and/or conquerors take it all ni, hmm? Smh.

donnie:
Let me help you ...

Africa is not the name of a nation or race. It's a continent named after a Roman general (Leo Africanus) and which houses several nations of people who are generally dark skinned. A large portion of the land (esp. sub-saharan Africa) is occupied by blood descendants of Jacob.
donnie, it is necessary for you, as a duty and responsibility, to instead of indiscriminately be copy and paste photos, maps, dodge info, BHI revisionist materials et cetera to first understand the facts, the context and history accurately before going on a spreading orgy repeating regurgitates without analysing, examining or comprehending beforehand. Look at how you mixed up Publius Cornelius Scipio Africanus with Leo Africanus, who have more than 1600 years gap apart between them, just like S400 confirmed.

You made matters worse, when even you said Africa was named after Scipio, when it was the other way round, as Scipio only added Africanus to his name on the back of the Roman senate naming the continent Africa, after the land they discovered on the opposite side of the Mediterranean occupied then by a Berber tribe living in the Carthage area (now modern-day Tunisia)

The Berber word "Afri," the origin of the word Africa, means cave and is referring to the Berber tribe, place of the cave-dwellers, so "Afrika" or "Afrika terra" meaning "land of the Afri'') Just on a sideline, "Ifri" the plural of Afri, is a Berber goddess, the goddess of fortune and fertility

Imagine, you are caught disseminating so much false information like about Scipio and this issue of a black-skinned Jesus, although we already know from day 1, that you've been and are lying all along, yet you still continue to lie, as if lying was going to go out of fashion. Now, the thing is, only God knows what else you've got wrong and misunderstood but you still are dishing out incorrect and inaccurate info, hmm? On top misleading and confusing others with them. Bad. You're being very naughty and bad for doing all this.

The one who furnishes people with falsehood, is, a speaking devil. The one who remains silent about the truth, is, a speechless devil. You have had a good run at spreading falsehoods, it is about time donnie, you give up, stop doing this blatant craziness lies, smh and pack everything away. This mad obsession of trying so hard to forcibly pin a black skinned face on the MESSIAH has become so so boring
Christianity Etc › Re: Rome, Bantus And The Demon- White Jesus by MuttleyLaff:
donnie:
Let me help you. That is an African look no matter how you twist it. They don't look Bantu though, even though I know Bantus with same complexion. The so-called "blacks" as we are called is actually not the case in the real sense of the word. Those who might come close to that are the Nilotics (Cannanites). So when we say MESSIAH was black, we are using the general terminology, because we have same ancestry. Doesn't have to be the color of my eye brows.

Nevertheless, Africa is not the name of a nation or race. It's a continent named after a Roman general (Leo Africanus) and which houses several nations of people who are generally dark skinned. A large portion of the land (esp. sub-saharan Africa) is occupied by blood descendants of Jacob.

See Nilotics...
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Reddish brown cows

"1Now the Lord spoke to Moses and to Aaron, saying,
2“This is the statute of the law that the Lord has commanded:
Tell the people of Israel to bring you a red heifer without defect, in which there is no blemish, mand on which a yoke has never come.
3And you shall give it to Eleazar the priest, and it shall be taken outside the camp and slaughtered before him.
"
- Numbers 19:1-3

Let me help donnie, though genealogically and/or biblically speaking, the MESSIAH, no doubt has black-skinned ancestry in Him, but just as every other Semitic, now talking of Shem, king David, king Solomon, the Nazarites, right up to Adam, the first man, they each were different shade of reddish brown, as in reddish brown in range of light to dark.

Now, having said all that, its no wonder that Moses, Joseph and Mary, even the other Joseph who became Egypt's Prime Minister were easily mistaken for the black skinned Egyptians. Mary and Joseph, Apostle Paul et cetera were able to blend with the Egyptians while in Egypt by virtue of them being on the dark far upper end of the reddish brown colour spectrum.

"From that land ambassadors come down the Nile in boats made of reeds. Go back home, swift messengers!
Take a message back to your land divided by rivers, to your strong and powerful nation,
to your tall and smooth-skinned people, who are feared all over the world.
"
- Isaiah 18:2

As for the Nilotics pictures you pasted, fyi donnie, they are originally the biblical Cushites, living around the White Nile river, by extension, they also are Ethiopians, the Ethiopian eunuch is a classic example of one, lmao. Others that speak Nilotic languages aside Ethiopia, also inhabit Sudan, Uganda and Kenya.

Now if you're truly and really are a true born Israelite, you will know, recognise and understand what is "parah adumah" in Numbers 19:1-3, the latter of the double inverted brackets, originates from the words adom/aw-dam and Adam, meaning red. (i.e. Adam is red brown-skinned)
Christianity Etc › Re: Rome, Bantus And The Demon- White Jesus by MuttleyLaff:
donnie:
[img]https://s7/images/donnieRedbrownBoys.jpg[/img]

And what color is this?
eplanning:
The man in the video has red skin na. Abi make e resemble whitie? cheesy

Islam does has no room for such stupid lies as white Jesus. Soil is mixture of red and black. Resulting in different shades of brown.
[s]You're arguing like you want them to be white[/s]. Why not show us an image of your so-called red race, so donnie can tell you wia they're actually from. cheesy

Prove those scientist\s wrong and stop venting anger. Also prove wrong the authentic sources and references donnie provided which show true Jews are black. You just disappear and resurface with insults.

These are ruddy people here, so your oyinbo logic will not work
The colour is not black.
It is not the colour of your black eye brows nor even your black hair. The skin colour of those two young boys are light red brown

Jesus is not white skinned neither is Jesus the black skinned. Jesus being black-skinned is a false and unholy gospel advanced by donnie
Christianity Etc › Re: Rome, Bantus And The Demon- White Jesus by MuttleyLaff: 1:39pm On May 21, 2020
eplanning:
Show us the reddish brown. Or is it the afro- wearing whities you mean? cheesy

Prove the scientists wrong.
Prove the historical sources wrong.
It is not only donnie, I have to deal with. Besides, I am not at the beck and call of donnie. I come back, here, whenever I've managed to make time out of none for him, lmao

What is the nearest to your colour skin, tone or hue? Is it black, brown or white?
Christianity Etc › Re: Rome, Bantus And The Demon- White Jesus by MuttleyLaff: 1:32pm On May 21, 2020
eplanning:
The man in the video has red skin na. Abi make e resemble whitie? cheesy

Islam does has no room for such stupid lies as white Jesus. Soil is mixture of red and black. Resulting in different shades of brown.
You're arguing like you want them to be white. Why not show us an image of your so-called red race, so Donnie can tell you wia they're actually from. cheesy

Prove those scientists wrong and stop venting anger. Also prove wrong the authentic sources and references Donnie provided which show true Jews are black. You just disappear and resurface with insults.

These are ruddy people here, so your oyinbo logic will not work
You're strawmannning just like that hooligan. No one can I ever say I advanced an oyinbo narrative. From the word go, I have always advanced that Jesus was reddish brown, (i.e. ruddy) the same way king David, Shem Adam and every other real Semitic was.
Christianity Etc › Re: Rome, Bantus And The Demon- White Jesus by MuttleyLaff: 12:55pm On May 21, 2020
eplanning:
The conclusion of the whole matter... grin
Awon Jesus is white, wia is you? cool
eplanning:
You sef, why you dey argue blindly, abi out of point?
eplanning:
shocked
eplanning:
LOL @ white Africans grin grin grin
eplanning:
ROTFL!
Why don't you ask the identity thief BHI hooligan with his white Jesus strawmanning, what is the colour of the sculpture's skin and the sculpture's eye browns, lmao?

Even the Hadith, has Jesus as being red-skinned and not black skinned at all
Christianity Etc › Re: How Muhammad Ali Was Deceived By Islam & Why Cassius Clay Was His Greatest Name by MuttleyLaff: 11:56am On May 21, 2020
Maximus69:
There is a huge difference between slave and servant!

Slave ~ human kidnapped and sold to rich people, the slave could be killed at owner's order.

Servant ~ one working to earn money or forced to labour in other to clear a debt, unlike the slave master or mistress of a servant will be held responsible if anything happens to a servant.

If there were no slave business back in those days {Genesis 39:1} Abraham can't have slaves! smiley
Chief, stay focused because OLAADEGBU is not talking about about huge difference between slave and servant, instead OLAADEGBU is talking about the difference between slave trade and having slaves/servants. Stick with the program abeggy.
Christianity Etc › Re: Rome, Bantus And The Demon- White Jesus by MuttleyLaff: 9:55am On May 21, 2020
Christianity Etc › Re: How Muhammad Ali Was Deceived By Islam & Why Cassius Clay Was His Greatest Name by MuttleyLaff: 8:53am On May 21, 2020
Maximus69:
Abraham the patriarch had slaves and Jesus never said anything against it.

It's the rebellion in Eden that led to so many evil things mankind practiced but Jesus had to take it one after another.

Note that Jesus never handled money throughout his ministry, an indication that we won't also need money in God's kingdom.

But for now mankind is working out things gradually after considering thngs making it difficult for us to live together in peace.

Jesus actually worked hard blot out racism and politics from the minds of his followers, this has helped them to continue in the concept of forming a global family.

Even after Christianity has been firmly established, first century Christian still had slaves, both masters and their slaves embraced Christianity, that's why Apostle Paul wrote in his letter to Christians in Colossea to treat each other well despite the gap in their social status! Colossians 3:23 smiley
The royal law commanded by Jesus Christ, our Lord and Saviour of the whole wide world automatically says volumes against having slaves. The essence of the royal law speaks against slave trade.

OLAADEGBU:
There is a difference between slave trade and having slaves/servants. Don't we have slaves/servants in Africa? Is it not different to what obtains in the middle east today? undecided
As like OLAADEGBU has put it, Jesus did not endorse slavery and neither subscribed to slave trade. Some are judging a belief system by what certain patriarchs did or say.

Slavery was ubiquitous in the Mesopotamia day and time of living of the patriarchs, and so, it is not uncommon or strange for Egyptians to be bought or captured as slaves.

From the beginning, it was never so, that one man should dominate or subjugate a fellow man. This was never part of God's vision, mission and intention.
Christianity Etc › Re: How Muhammad Ali Was Deceived By Islam & Why Cassius Clay Was His Greatest Name by MuttleyLaff: 8:41am On May 21, 2020
Fair Treatment of Slaves
"1“These are the regulations you must present to Israel.
2“If you buy a Hebrew slave, he may serve for no more than six years.
Set him free in the seventh year, and he will owe you nothing for his freedom
.
3If he was single when he became your slave, he shall leave single.
But if he was married before he became a slave, then his wife must be freed with him.
4“If his master gave him a wife while he was a slave and they had sons or daughters,
then only the man will be free in the seventh year, but his wife and children will still belong to his master.
5But the slave may declare, ‘I love my master, my wife, and my children. I don’t want to go free.
6If he does this, his master must present him before God.
Then his master must take him to the door or doorpost and publicly pierce his ear with an awl.
After that, the slave will serve his master for life.
7“When a man sells his daughter as a slave, she will not be freed at the end of six years as the men are.
8If she does not satisfy her owner, he must allow her to be bought back again.
But he is not allowed to sell her to foreigners, since he is the one who broke the contract with her.
9But if the slave’s owner arranges for her to marry his son, he may no longer treat her as a slave but as a daughter.
10“If a man who has married a slave wife takes another wife for himself,
he must not neglect the rights of the first wife to food, clothing, and sexual intimacy.
11If he fails in any of these three obligations, she may leave as a free woman without making any payment
"
- Exodus 21:1-11
Christianity Etc › Re: The Middle Path by MuttleyLaff:
kkins25:
I justbread the damn thread again.
Didnt realize many years agi that dear budaatum was also a reader..
Muttleylaff sounds like a different person today self
.
The exist of the op and others have really watered down this section.
Leaving us withs scraps from that oraoye fella.. cheesy grin grin
[img]https://s7/images/differentperson.jpg[/img]

"5a wise person will listen and continue to learn,
and an understanding person will gain direction-
6to understand a proverb and a clever saying,
the words of wise people and their riddles.
"
- Proverbs 1:5-6
Christianity Etc › Re: I Should Speak In Tongues, Right? by MuttleyLaff: 4:46am On May 21, 2020
Goshen360:
Brother, permit me to hold my piece because I said from beginning I'm in a learning mood in this thread....my energy will come later...you sabi me tay tay...I'm studying with you guys now. E fe fi kweshun pa mi ni? grin grin grin
I am sorry, I didn't know those were difficult questions I raised. Please forgive me, I thought they were simple direct and straightforward questions easy peasy lemon squeezing enough to answer.

Learning and discoveries are done by answering questioning. Advances are made by answering questions. Answering asked questions is the source of all knowledge

Take as much time required for your strength and/or energy level to optimise, so to take a stab at the questions then
Christianity Etc › Re: I Should Speak In Tongues, Right? by MuttleyLaff:
Finallydead:
Oh I very well can relate. Trust me. The discomfort I speak of is in the moment of exertion from your inside where the groans rise from after which there would be great joy and relief. A certain note of victory
When you reach rock bottom, there is no further descent, and the only way from that point then, is up

Finallydead:
No iota of mischief here, Mutt. These are holy, spiritual things, we can't get loose with them. It's exactly what I said. When you pray in an angelic tongue, it is your spirit man himself praying, anointed by the Holy Spirit definitely, but your spirit is the actor here while your mind/reasoning is at a loss on what is being said. This is no mere human language either.
[img]https://s3/images/ObamaMuttley.gif[/img]
I can't believe what my eyes are seeing.
What have I just read there. This is preposterous.

1/ Who advised you to pray in an angelic tongue, lmao?
2/ Where from did you learn that using angelic tongue, is about your spirit man itself praying and sanctioned by the Spirit to do so?
3/ Have you biblical proof or instance of anyone using angelic tongue/language to pray?
4/ To what end is the use of angelic tongue/language praying?
5/ Did God or any of the Apostles sanctioned this as a preferred mode of praying or recommendation?

Finallydead:
But when a groan rises from your bowels, it is the Spirit Himself from within your human spirit expressing His own intercession. That makes this groaning the highest intensity of prayer although both will be rightly termed praying in the spirit.
Groaning and sighing manifests and kicks in when you are so worried, confused, exhausted, helpless and/or frustrated that you do not know what to do or you haven't any more fuel in the tank to go soldier on, but of course, its not like as if, you'll be doing a wailing competition of making prolonged guttural high-pitched sounds nah. They are usually two to three at the most, infrequent and you soon dust yourself down and get up

Finallydead:
There are even more dimensions of praying in the spirit like prayer burdens etc. but each is unique.
We'll just have to stay on course and avoid them. For this thread, we focus on tongues.
All forms of prayers, whether intercessory, burden placed in the heart, thanksgiving, praise et cetera ought to be done prayed in the spirit, as opposed to prayed out of the spirit anyway.

"12As Hannah kept on praying before the LORD, Eli watched her mouth.
13Hannah was praying in her heart, (i.e. Hannah was praying silently)
and though her lips were moving, her voice could not be heard. So Eli thought she was drunk
14and said to her, “How long will you be drunk? Put away your wine!”
"
- 1 Samuel 1:12-14

I am sure you wouldn't want to dispute, that it is not possible to successfully and/or effectively pray without tongues. By this I mean, successfully and/or effectively pray in the spirit and/or pray with the Spirit without verbalising. You are able to successfully and/or effectively pray without expressing the thought and/or feelings in audible words, meaning do it without speaking out loud for anyone to hear
Christianity Etc › Re: I Should Speak In Tongues, Right? by MuttleyLaff:
Goshen360:
As regards this tongues topic....whatever anyone is pulling out from Acts 2 is welcomed. Readers and learners will definitely study with you guys
Goshen360:
Btw, you didn't answer the kweshun at the beginning of page 6 to you though. Maybe I missed your response or you missed to respond.
I probably did, but please re-post the question here. Scratch that because I quickly went to page 6 to check

Goshen360:
^ ^ ^
Now understood and will put that into perspective as the discussion continues while we wait for hoopernikao to comment and hopefully we can move on in the discussion. I have more question(s) though that I will ask from scripture and let you put your explanation above into the scripture.

However, let me ask again another question that readily comes to mind so I dont forget and I'll relax a little again so the discussion can continue. How do you put your above explanation into the light of these scriptures 2 cor. 5v17 and Heb 8v8-9 ?

Therefore if any man be in Christ, he is a new creature: old things are passed away; behold, all things are become new.

.....or better still,

.....a new covenant/testament....Heb 8v8-9

Keeping in mind, our new life in Christ is not an upgrade or improvement to our old Adamic life neither is the new covenant an upgrade or compliment or improvement to the old covenant/agreement/testament or are you saying our new life is upgraded or improvement to the old life, new covenant/agreement/testament is an upgraded or improved old covenant/agreement/testament?
Seems, its about 2 Corinthians 5:17 (i.e. new creation) and Hebrews 8:8 (i.e. new covenant)

Goshen360, please tell according to your understanding:
1/ What is the difference between "neos" and "kainos," the two different Greek words used for the English word "new"
2/ Please compare and contrast "neos" and "kainos"
3/ What does 2 Corinthians 5:17b say?. Please print it here
4/ Please explain if "neos" is used for a new baby, why isn't it used for instances in 2 Corinthians 5:17 and Hebrews 8:8
5/ Please tell, if not, there is change in the quality of the new creationhood of 2 Corinthians 5:17 and the new covenant/agreement/testament of Hebrews 8:8

Goshen360, new babies are born just like any other regular babies are naturally born, without no added quality nah, lmao, hence why "neos" is used for them, as opposed to "kainos" These are all in Greek, when when switch to Hebrew, its a whole different ball game, which I already have detailing explained before, with examples and whatnot

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