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Christianity Etc › Re: I Should Speak In Tongues, Right? by MuttleyLaff: 8:29pm On May 20, 2020
Finallydead:
Greetings Acehart,
Thanks again for the mention and nice display of transparency and character back there. Tbt is I'm in agreement with hoopernikao's understanding of kainos and neos. In fact, he has handled that aspect quite well. It's just the plain truth that any greek scholar will tell about those two words. Anyone who is in disagreement either needs to do further study with greek lexicons or is just in plain denial.
I also agree with his understanding of "laeg" in Is28:11 and that was exactly Paul's point in 1Cor14:21-22
The problem however is we've spent too much on that and are yet to get into the meat of tongues. If you guys won't agree on that. Then maybe y'all could move on.

Hey hoopernikao, if your wish is actually to get to 1Cor14, you could just do so already. You don't have to get everyone to agree to make your point nor to get distracted your reputation.
A good teacher must be able to maintain focus on his points and not be derailed by all that.

Hey Mutt, it seems you're combining two different spiritual experiences into one.
I can totally relate to your experience and you're right to say that such groaning is praying in the Holy Spirit i.e. the Holy Spirit groaning/sighing through you WITHOUT words as per Rom8:26, a quite unpleasant experience that releases probably the greatest spiritual power though.
You have misunderstood my praying in the Holy Spirit, with the Spirit interceding on my behalf with groaning and sighing. Fyi, it was not an unpleasant experience for, rather it was the circumstances that brought me to a rock bottom heart wrenching place, that was unpleasant. This is why I mentioned that I wouldn't wish such conditions on my enemies. I have God to fall back on to, I have the Holy Spirit to step in for you. Imagine, a non believer, you who hasn't got my divine/spiritual back up, his/her case will be like a chihuahua got lost in an African thick forested jungle. Wont last 5 minutes. I vividly remember, now looking back at those times, that I felt relieved, the moment I started doing the actually groaning and sighing. I was already suffering from prayer exhaustion, so when the groaning and sighing kicked, wow, it was a relief and a good feeling. Immediately, I remembered the instances of Jesus too doing same, so that gave me comfort, it made a lot happy and relieved, then soon after I picked myself up and just moved on from there. It's tough one how to describe the groaning and/or sighing pray in the spirit. I am tempted to say its a love-hate relationship, but if tbt, force to commit myself, then, I'll probably say, it's more of a love relationship because I pleased to know such thing like that is handy or near for me to use as per when needed to.

Finallydead:
But praying in tongues is another kind of praying- your human spirit(NOT Holy Spirit) praying with vocalised, distinct angelic words.(1Cor14:14) A very refreshing experience on the contrary.
I already touched on speaking in tongues in my initial post.
If I pray in Yoruba/Igbo/Hausa/Greek/Hebrew/pidgin, am I not praying with my mind, with my spirit (i.e. spirit man) aligned and/or in tuned with Holy Spirit ni, hmm?

C'mon now Finallydead, stop being mischievous here with this attempt of misunderstanding exactly what is going on 1 Corinthians 14:14.
Are you, peradventure, reading 1 Corinthians 14:14 in isolation and so there unwittingly interpreting the intent out of context, erhn?
Christianity Etc › Re: I Should Speak In Tongues, Right? by MuttleyLaff: 7:32pm On May 20, 2020
Goshen360:
No, I'm saying I understand your perspective and interpretation in the light of the words usage in question and hence, you threw more light on the word usage.

So questions further asked above for you to now put those explanations in perspective to what I further asked. I get your understanding of neos and kainos now though.

You know I'm in a learning mood and just a student learning in this thread/discussion. grin grin grin
Oh. Well. Thank you ... Uh, thank you very much then.

Goshen360:
Well, I think we've been having a mature and healthy conversation so far and you yourself will have to slow down on slightly loosed hard words used to MuttleyLaff so we can finish up in good faith.

Let's continue to your outlines and rebuttal from others. Also, I need you to finish up on that Acts 2 - Another/Other Tongues because I got some questions for you depending on your explanation on what actually happened in Acts 2....I'm "assuming" you have a different interpretation of what happened but I'll let you explain first before I conclude if my assumption is right or wrong.
Acts Chapter 2 is segmented into 47 verses, please be specific, what verses your query centres round and what exactly in Acts Chapter 2 is your area(s) of interest. Thanks.
Christianity Etc › Re: I Should Speak In Tongues, Right? by MuttleyLaff: 6:49pm On May 20, 2020
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"Joyful is the person who finds wisdom,
the one who gains understanding.
(i.e. Happy is anyone who becomes wise
--who comes to have understanding)
"
- Proverbs 3:13
Celebrities › Re: Nigerian Music Legend, Labaja Turns 60 Today (Pictures) by MuttleyLaff: 4:39pm On May 20, 2020
traihit:
2012 it is ...was just wondering why the album fits more now than 2012.
You really think it fits more now than 2012, hmm?
If so, what then have you to say of Baba Abami Ẹda Eleniyan Fẹla's prophetic and varied social conscience collection, erhn?
Or are you of the millennial generation (i.e. Generation Y) or Generation Z ni?
Christianity Etc › Re: I Should Speak In Tongues, Right? by MuttleyLaff:
Acehart:
Acts 12:21-23
On an appointed day Herod, having put on his royal apparel, took his seat on the rostrum and began delivering an address to them. The people kept crying out, "The voice of a god and not of a man!" And immediately an angel of the Lord struck him because he did not give God the glory, and he was eaten by worms and died.

Earlier, we saw some synonyms of the word “Language”. They include: speech, dialect, jargon, terminology, lingo, vernacular, word, style, and sound. Other synonyms include: Command of language, accent, voice, vocabulary, word, sound, mother-tongue, sound, expression, terminology, lingo, idiom, style, enunciation, manner of speech etc.

In the text above, King Herod gave an address to a people in their language (mother-tongue or lingo); and the people who heard his address yelled: “The voice of a god and not of a man!”

Did he really have a voice like a god? The Greek word for the English word “voice” is “phōnḗ”, from which we have the English word “phonetics”. In the Greek, phōnḗ means “the speech of a tongue or language”. It also expresses the way a speech’ language is enunciated.

Herod’s language style, expression, articulation, command of the mother tongue, and manner of speech elicited such a response - “The voice of a god”. Let’s not forget the Assyrian stammering (mockery).

The following are synonyms of mockery: ridicule, derision, jeering, contempt and scorn, to name a few. “Ridicule” means: the subjection of someone or something to contemptuous and dismissive language or behaviour. (Oxford dictionary). The English translation for “mockery” is indeed the same as the Hebrew translation for “stammering”. The Assyrian’s manner of speech, expression, enunciation, and command of Judean lingo were the focus and intention of first part of the prophecy of Isaiah; so it is the intention of Luke in expressing this event.

However, this isn’t my focus; my focus is the cause of Herod’s death: ‘he did not give God the glory’; he didn’t give GLORY, doxa, to God. This word then drives me to a part of Paul’s second letter to the Corinthians - 2 Corinthians 3.


In 2 Corinthians 3, we see perhaps the only passage of the scriptures where the words “language” (glôssa) and “new” (Kainos or καινός) kiss each other. It is the only passage in the scriptures that contrasts extensively the difference between the “new” (Kainos or καινός) with respect to “old” (palaios). Please let’s juxtapose the characteristics of the new (Kainos) testament (Diathíki) and the old (palaios) testament (Diathíki) with the hope that its applicability is universal throughout the scriptures where Kainos and palaios are mentioned with regards to the gospel of Christ:

1. The Kainos Diathíki produces life. (v.6)
2. The Palaios Diathíki kills (v.6).
3. The Palaios Diathíki had brightness and splendor but it’s brightness dulls and its splendor is fading. (v.7)
4. Kainos Diathíki’s brightness and splendor is excellent and abides forever. (v.7-8,11).
5. The Palaios Diathíki is limited and therefore terminated (v.9,11).
6. The Kainos Diathíki is abundant and abides.
7. The Palaios Diathíki is hopeless (v.12).
8. The Kainos Diathíki gives one hope (v.12).
9. The Palaios Diathíki hinders one from the knowledge of God and hence, makes one’s heart grow hard. (v.14).
10. The Kainos Diathíki makes one fruitful in the knowledge of God (v.18).
11. The Palaios Diathíki condemns all men and has the opinion that all men as worthless. (v.7-9).
12. The Kainos Diathíki gives all men a sense of worth and it dignifies one; and it clothes one with splendor or righteousness. (v.7-11).
13. The Palaios Diathíki dulls one’s mind. (v.15)
14. The Kainos Diathíki transforms one progressively into the image of God’s glory, Christ. (v.18).
15. In the Palaios Diathíki, there is bondage (v.17).
16. In the Kainos Diathíki, there is freedom. (v.17)
17. In the Palaios Diathíki, people focused on Moses (v.7, 13-15).
18. In the Kainos Diathíki, men will look to Christ (v.14,18)

Because of the qualities of the Kainos Diathíki, Paul says his language (manner of speech) is with plainness of speech (language) or fearless confidence. Therefore, the new tongue of Mark 16:17 is a manner of speech (doxa), boldness, which the Apostles will turn people’s faces away from Moses and sets them on Christ and His glory. How fitting is the language for a bunch of fearful men who went into hiding when the Master was captured and crucified?

they began to speak the word of God with boldness (Acts 4:31)
cc: Kobojunkie, Muttleylaff, Finallydead, Toyorlee1, Nebes, Maximus69, Eulalia, Vickydankal, Goshen360, PharmaGirl
The manner of speech, the boldness (i.e. the parresia) of like in Acts 4:31, is what is the new development, the method, the new delivery et cetera in Mark 16:17, that makes the speaking in tongues "kainos" as opposed to be regular, business as usual, ordinary, lacking unusual or special aspects about it "neos".

The speech style or mode of delivery, is the verb, the action done, the activity, that separates the men from the boys. The difference between "neos" and "kainos" is the verb. It is the added factor, the improved upon. It is the improvement, the development. It is, what's been done. It is, how is it done (i.e. the innovation)

Acehart, you have your choice of words mixed up. You meant to type "parresia", but you put in "doxa". Complete different thing and meaning altogether, lmao
Christianity Etc › Re: I Should Speak In Tongues, Right? by MuttleyLaff: 1:06pm On May 20, 2020
MuttleyLaff:
I say, in the age of information, ignorance is a choice

I dont need assistance to cover up nothing. I was impressed someone else is rightly dividing the word of truth and correcting your biased, erroneous or unfair interpretation of Romans 8:26-27, so drop your negative comment(s) already, unless you're jealous, brother connectikut89 is better informed than you are on this subject

The gloves are about comiing off. You asked for it

"When Jesus therefore saw her weeping,
and the Jews also weeping which came with her,
He groaned in the spirit, and was troubled,
"
- John 11:33

"Likewise the Spirit also helpeth our infirmities:
for we know not what we should pray for as we ought:
but the Spirit itself maketh intercession for us with groanings which cannot be uttered.
"
- Rom 8:26

Rom 8:26 and John 11:33 for that matter, arent verses that support Jesus spoke in tongues.

John 11:33 is a combination of groaning and display of empathy and not a proof that Jesus spoke in tongues

Rom 8:26, is not speaking in tongue. It is, to some degree similar to John 11:33 above, (e.g. moaning or groaning expression coming from within induced the spirit) and so equally like John 11:33, Rom 8:26 too, doesnt qualify to serve as proof, that Jesus actually spoke in tongue

Moaning or any other sounds made during or in the heat of passion and groaning done to convey pain, despair, pleasure et cetera
or any other sounds made when cornered
and backed against a concrete wall isnt speaking in tongues

By the way, though old habit are difficult to die, its close to 14 years now, that I've managed to curtail doing this gibberish or nonsense
and I deliberately said, managed, because it sometimes wants to subconsciously rear its ugly head and slip back in

Mind you, I do groaning in the spirit (i.e. that's where & when applicable) but dont anymore do gibberish. Aside the different kinds of groaning out of pain, out of despair, out of pleasure etcetera, there is a distinction) between groaning in the spirit and talking gibberish (i.e. particularly in regards to when praying

Jesus groaned in the spirit (i.e. John 11:33 and John 11:38) but it wasn't the sort of gibberish thing we have and see in modern believers settings or gatherings

As said, I, too, when praying intensely do experience groaning in the spirit
- it usually is making deep inarticulate sound(s) or grunts during praying, out of pain, anguish, desperation or some strong emotion

I strongly want to believe, its similar to, if not on par with that, Hannah style of praying (i.e. 1 Samuel 1:10)

Pray, you aren't cornered that bad, that you need to resort to groaning when praying. It's out of exasperation, that groaning comes out. Jesus, out of exasperation too, groaned, at sight of Lazarus dead/sleeping

I can go more, on praying in the spirit and praying with the spirit, but will pause, so as not to, cause information overload

Again, the three recorded evidences of speaking in tongues in the bible, occurred for a purpose and/or to serve that purpose, and each instance of the three recorded speaking in tongues happened with articulated utterances, that were, coherent enough to other present audiences admitting and understanding the spoken tongues. For the three occurrences in the Bible , refer to Acts 2:8, Acts 10:46 and Acts 19:60

"For Jews demand miraculous signs (i.e. ask for signs)
and Greeks ask for wisdom (i.e. philiosophy)
"
- 1 Corinthians 1:22

"So you see that speaking in tongues is a sign, not for believers, but for unbelievers.
Prophecy, however, is for the benefit of believers, not unbelievers.
"
- 1 Corinthians 14:22

For all the 3 recorded times, speaking in other tongues occurred in the bible,
it is visibly noted that, it happened each time, for the benefit of unbelieving Jews

For any that might have been misinformed, it is a well documented truth, as seen in 1 Corinthians 14:22 above
that speaking in tongues is not for believers, rather it is used as a sign for unbelievers (i.e. 1 Corinthians 1:22a)

Petra\1, the primary purpose for speaking in tongues, was/is not for use as a talisman, neither to be used as quicker or easier mystical shortcuts to prayers or worship. Nor is it's purpose, to be used as a form of means to confuse the devil or demons from understanding whats been prayed

But you, beloved, building yourselves up on your most holy faith, praying in the Holy Spirit,
- Jude 1:20

Jude 1:20 has nothing to do with speaking in tongues but means what it says out of the tin
(i.e. it means literally pray in the Holy Spirit, as in like one of those ''thy will be done'' prayers)
Kobojunkie:
If Paul meant to say "pray the will of God", I believe he would have simply said that.
... and what do you understand pray in the spirit means other than pray the will of God, hmm?
Would you prefer that you always pray in the flesh ni, hmm?
Where you pray in the flesh, whose will are you pray? Is it yours or God's?

Kobojunkie:
I asked to be taught what it meant to pray in the Spirit just yesterday, and what came out were the groanings, so I think I will stick with that as the meaning for a bit longer. Jesus didn't say anything about groanings, but He did speak of how the Spirit of God will lead us into all truths.
"The father instantly cried out,
“I do believe, but help me overcome my unbelief!”
"
- Mark 9:24

You understand, but you need to return back to the Teacher (i.e. Spirit of Truth), to help you overcome the part you don't yet understand.

Kobojunkie:
Given that the Holy Spirit, who we received after Jesus died, is the seal of the Covenant we have in Christ, I think it is safe to assume that Jesus didn't need to groan or pray in the Spirit to show us how it had to be done.
"33Jesus took him aside from the crowd, by himself,
and put His fingers into his ears, and after spitting, He touched his tongue with the saliva;
34and looking up to heaven with a deep sigh, He said to him, “Ephphatha!” that is, “Be opened!”
"
- Mark 7:34

"And He groaned and sighed deeply in His spirit and said,
Why does this generation demand a sign?
Positively I say to you, no sign shall be given this generation.
"
- Mark 8:12

You've far far far over the bar, kicked the ball out of the goal post with saying that, you think its safe to assume that, Jesus didn't need to groan or pray in the Spirit to show us how it had to be done. I am sure, its equally safe to assume that Jesus also didn't need to show how to wipe arses after doing a business

Scroll up to read my mention above and see John 11:33, in where Jesus didn't just ordinarily groaned but He demonstrated it in public. The other two out three instances of Jesus deeply groaning and/or sighing, can be found Mark 7:34 and Mark 8:12

C'mon nah, were all those three instances of Jesus deeply groaning and/or sighing done behind closed doors in private, huh?

Kobojunkie:
The Spirit of God after all is our teacher and our guide through this Christian adventure. He is all capable afterall He is God Himself.

Still the message from Paul to the Ephesians was that they pray in the Spirit at all times.
"So too the [Holy] Spirit comes to our aid and bears us up in our weakness;
for we do not know what prayer to offer nor how to offer it worthily as we ought,
but the Spirit Himself goes to meet our supplication
and pleads in our behalf with unspeakable yearnings and groanings too deep for utterance.
"
- Romans 8:26

If you had kindly scrolled up to read my shared narrated personal experiences of heart wrenching deeply groaning and/or sighing, you would have noticed it is exactly just what Romans 8:26 above, in my dark, lonely state of extreme distress, did for me. Praise God. Alleluia.

Lastly, if you will, please, go check out John 14:21, because in there, you will find how Jesus says, with the Hebrew verb word "emphanizo" that He'll make Himself visible, will appear before us in person, will make a representation of Himself et cetera to us. All that is true because "emphanizo" is an action word with a connotation that carries the sense of manifesting. What am I driving at? I am saying that, it is possible to receive a manifestation from God through groaning and sighing of Holy Spirit. Praise God. Alleluia
Christianity Etc › Re: Speaking In Tongue; A Great Lie By Olakunle Allison by MuttleyLaff: 11:44am On May 20, 2020
Wrong thread
Christianity Etc › Re: I Should Speak In Tongues, Right? by MuttleyLaff: 10:56am On May 20, 2020
hoopernikao:
[s]You are so swift to pressing out scriptures that you know nothing about. Don't you read at all.

You really need to start learning how to learn and unlearn. Maybe you can start by removing your hands from the keyboard and start reading more. You have demonstrated here over and over again that you have no single knowledge of even John 3:16 and there is so much to learn and unlearn for you.

Every scripture you provided in all instance here showed you understand nothing about the Bible. When you don't even know what is referred to as letters, but quick to be typing up and down. Isn't that sad.

If you can miss it on this, you can miss it on anything and anyone dependent on your knowledge is in danger of hell. A so called believer that can't differentiate to know that God's words are light to him, the instructions are direction to him will surely call it law. Laziness to study has taking its toll on you.

You need someone to help you by taking your right of access to your uneasy fingers on the internet so that you can start to do more learning and unlearning. That is what can save you.

@Ace\hart, I guess he is your brother, either from this end or the other grin. Help him by replacing his phone with a physical bible, he needs it more and you will be delivering him from his blasphemy.[/s]
hoopernikao:
[s]Your lies will find you out. When you have nothing to say again, you will surely result to lying and manipulating my words Or is it an ability to read well.

This is what I said. Maybe you should read it 10 more times to understand.
"AS AN ASIDE:
I guess i didnt let you know from beginning my stand on scriptural doctrine and practice. Please note this is my believe in bible explanation. I believe absolutely in the authority of the scriptures, I mean absolutely (100000%).

If you show me anything and i can see it written as such in the bible, that is final and will make correction immediately. But trying to show me what isnt written or want me to go by reading meaning to the authors intent when it isnt documented.

I will rather lay my life down than compromise the scriptures on that. The written word is above all
"

Point to where I spoke about not respecting the intent of the author. You don't read at all. If you so, you will know that not less than 4 times in this thread I have mentioned that all interpretation is to reveal the authors intent and stay with it. It will take comprehension issue to believe that authors intent can be known when you don't honor the authors word, usage of words or his letter.

Is it not obvious to you how you have dishonored the scriptures and its author just to drive a point? who between us is not honoring the intent of the author.

Below is written by you to Kobo\junkie


Your language to bible author is very sad.
You need a class on honor serious. It is Paul you mentioned just like that? This is serious.

You should know that giving false witness is unchristian but I won't be surprised as you have even done that to the scriptures by calling it letter of the law.

Did you actually read that before pressing send? I almost want to start seeing you as an unbeliever when I read that.


I hope you will prove otherwise after you start reading patiently and properly. [/s]
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Christianity Etc › Re: I Should Speak In Tongues, Right? by MuttleyLaff: 8:15am On May 20, 2020
Kobojunkie:
If Paul meant to say "pray the will of God", I believe he would have simply said that.

I asked to be taught what it meant to pray in the Spirit just yesterday, and what came out were the groanings, so I think I will stick with that as the meaning for a bit longer. Jesus didn't say anything about groanings, but He did speak of how the Spirit of God will lead us into all truths.

Given that the Holy Spirit, who we received after Jesus died, is the seal of the Covenant we have in Christ, I think it is safe to assume that Jesus didn't need to groan or pray in the Spirit to show us how it had to be done. The Spirit of God after all is our teacher and our guide through this Christian adventure. He is all capable afterall He is God Himself.

Still the message from Paul to the Ephesians was that they pray in the Spirit at all times.
I am currently having my morning sauna, so can't respond to this right now. I'll return back to later, asap after my sauna to address each of your points above, meanwhile scroll up to read about my groaning experience, where the spirit stepped in when my strength and words failed me. Brb soon
Christianity Etc › Re: I Should Speak In Tongues, Right? by MuttleyLaff:
Kobojunkie:
Well, Jesus didn't say anything about praying in the Spirit
"9Pray like this:
Our Father in heaven, may Your name be kept holy.
10May Your Kingdom come soon.
May Your will be done on earth, as it is in heaven.
"
- Matthew 6:9-10

"Father," He said,
"if You will, take this cup of suffering away from Me.
Not My will, however, but Your will be done
."
"
- Luke 22:42

Action speaks louder than word. Leading, by example, is the most powerful advice you can give to anyone. Your deeds and/or action, without saying or verbalising, is the most powerful advice you can give your followers, lmao

Kobojunkie:
Paul did. And Paul suggests, at least in Ephesians 6, that all should pray in the Spirit all the times.
Context is King.

Please unlearn, without having just cause, quoting scripture in isolation, because you'll unwittingly, slide into reading in pretext the bible text, since you are not reading the Bible text contextually.

Ephesus was a young, upcoming and growing early believers place to live in then, with all sorts of teething things going on, so when Ephesians chapter 6 is contextually read what do you see in chapter as the reason(s), why Apostle Paul advised to pray in the Spirit, hmm?
Celebrities › Re: Nigerian Music Legend, Labaja Turns 60 Today (Pictures) by MuttleyLaff: 6:34am On May 20, 2020
lukui:
DJ spinal sign am LAGBAJA MASKING NO BE CHINA!!!

Fela, Lagbaja, Alariwo, and many others were the real deal in Nigerian music industry.

Happy birthday man

DJ please play me "200 million mumu" by lagbaja

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vPytmuhYDAU
200 Million Mumu (part 3)

traihit:
Lagbaja in Yoruba means 'somebody ' (literally 'anonymous'). Artistes that combined modernity with Africa culture and social issues are really rare. Lagbaja is a legend in that regard. Happy birthday to him.

There's so much uniqueness in African music even if they seem close. The same feeling I get when I listen to Iyogogo by Onyeka Owenu is the same as some of Lagbaja's classics.

By the way, does anyone have any idea when "200 million mumu" was released?
200 Million Mumu was released in 2012
Christianity Etc › Re: I Should Speak In Tongues, Right? by MuttleyLaff:
10To end my letter I tell you, be strong in the Lord and in his great power.
11Wear the full armor of God. Wear God’s armor so that you can fight against the devil’s clever tricks.
12Our fight is not against people on earth. We are fighting against the rulers and authorities and the powers of this world’s darkness. We are fighting against the spiritual powers of evil in the heavenly places.
13That is why you need to get God’s full armor. Then on the day of evil, you will be able to stand strong. And when you have finished the whole fight, you will still be standing.
14So stand strong with the belt of truth tied around your waist, and on your chest wear the protection of right living.
15On your feet wear the Good News of peace to help you stand strong.
16And also use the shield of faith with which you can stop all the burning arrows that come from the Evil One.
17Accept God’s salvation as your helmet. And take the sword of the Spirit—that sword is the teaching of God.
18Pray in the Spirit at all times. Pray with all kinds of prayers, and ask for everything you need. To do this you must always be ready. Never give up. Always pray for all of God’s people.
- Ephesians 6:10-18
Kobojunkie:
Paul suggested it...
that seems to be the reason
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So? What if Apostle Paul suggesting it, hmm?

1/ How is "pray in the Spirit, at all times" then done?
2/ What is the reason for to "pray in the Spirit," and not just that but to, at all times?
3/ So yeah, why pray, in the Spirit, at all times?
4/ What specifically and/or actually, does "in the Spirit" mean?
5/ Would it be that, one, can pray out the Spirit and/or even pray, out, of the Spirit?

Now some clever clog, the likes of a hoopernikao aka hupernikao, will come to the thread, pontificating, strutting about as if like a constipated peacock, and be saying the intent of the author doesn't matter, that the spirit doesn't matter, its the letter that reigns supreme. That the intent of the author should be overlooked, that consideration shouldn't be given to who is, the audience, the author is addressing or who is his/her write-up targeted at et cetera
Christianity Etc › Re: I Should Speak In Tongues, Right? by MuttleyLaff: 5:29am On May 20, 2020
Kobojunkie:
I waited and I think the answer is here

I think it refers to what Paul described as groaning sounds. I was just sitting with my laptop, attention between my show on Hulu and Nairaland. And just like that it started. Words are not coming out, just groaning of some sort. When I open my speak wide to speak, just sounds (no words) coming out, no matter how hard I try to force myself back to using words.
I would not describe it as a pleasant experience. I don't know about anyone else but the feeling of being "remote controlled" by some ALIEN entity remains lipsrsealed I kept hoping my roomate would not walk into the room wandering why I was groaning and looking like I was freaking out. LOL

I wonder what the experience of others with this is. I too would like to know How others really do this praying in the spirit thing.
MuttleyLaff:
Tell them brother
Hope pẹtra1, Ronpẹt777, rhẹktor and Company brothers understand this.

My brother, you're blessed.

I don't know about any of your experiences, but let's just put it this way, and I must say, I wouldn't wish it on my enemy to be caught in dire straits like that

So, there are two occasions in my life, when I was in dire straits and a right pickle, where whilst in these unpalatable situations, I prayed to God, the prayers got to a point, that I couldn't articulate or put in words anymore what I was praying about, that I just groaned and sighed.

The groans, came from the inner deep fibre of my being. It felt like I was at the end of my tethers, and actually had no more strength to pray, that I just have to resort to sighing, at the situation and made groans, literally crying for the help and mercy of God
MuttleyLaff:
... So, there are two occasions in my life, when I was in dire straits and a right pickle, where whilst in these unpalatable situations, I prayed to God, the prayers got to a point, that I couldn't articulate or put in actual human being language words anymore what I was praying about, that I just slided into and resorted to groaning and sighing.

The groans and sighs, came from the innermost deep fibre of my being. It felt like, I was at the end of my tethers, and actually had no more strength to pray, that I just have to resort to sighing at the situation and made groans, literally crying for the help and mercy of God. Recollecting now, is giving me goose pimples. So trust me, I have lived Romans. 8:26. Jesus too, in two or three occassions, went through this experience

"But you, dear friends, by building yourselves up in your most holy faith and praying in the Holy Spirit,"
- Jude 1:28

Apart from Jude 1:28 reproduced above, verses, like John 3:8 and John 4:24 promptly flashed through my mind when about to respond to you concerning the Romans 8:26 you referenced

You've grossly misunderstood Romans 8:26 nwanne. The Spirit is free, it is like a wind, we dont see it, we cant touch it but we can sense it, we can hear it. It moves, one minute it is quiet and still, next minute, it can be howling and noisily slammimg doors shut another minute too.

God, is a Spirit, we, as spirit beings try to connect with God, so we pray in the spirit, to associate ourselves with what is happening or is about to happen in the Spirit realm, link with what is hapening in the Spirit's world, as in, God's great/​grand scheme of things. So when we pray in the spirit, we literally are positioning our "satellite dish or antenna" for good and maximum signal strength to get sharp pictures and/or clear broadcast signals from God, as we pray in tune or in accordance with His "Thy will be done" and not our will

Without tuning in, (i.e. without praying in the spirit) distortions, bad reception, ugly feedbacks, clashing stations etcetera will be the end product, and we end up praying out of tune. Now, here is how Jude 1:20 comes into the fray. Jude 1:20 has nothing to do speaking in tongues but means what it says out of the tin. It means to literally, pray in the Holy Spirit, as in, like, to pray in line with the Spirit, similar to that ''thy will be done and not my will" Jesus' prayer and not to be praying in some uninteligible and inarticulate language

Nwanne pchukwudiẹ, jiggazẹ and Chi59ẹ, do you know what a ''thy will be done and not my will" Jesus' prayer is?

"After these things I looked, and behold, a great multitude which no one could count, from every nation and all tribes and peoples and tongues, standing before the throne and before the Lamb, clothed in white robes, and palm branches were in their hands;"
- Revelation 7:9

"9Wherefore God also hath highly exalted him, and given him a name which is above every name:
10That at the name of Jesus every knee should bow, of things in heaven, and things in earth, and things under the earth;
11And that every tongue should confess that Jesus Christ is Lord, to the glory of God the Father.
"
- Philippians 2:9-11

Nwanne, pchukwudiẹ, my dearest beloved brother, this thing is very cool, simple, straight up and uncomplicated, only that you, jiggazẹ and Chi59ẹ dont want to adjust your "proper & holistic understanding meter" on this matter of gift of tongues.

1 Corinthians 14:2 is easily understood and needing no explanation because of the greek word "glossa" used in it, which funnily enough, means word, and it is how we have the word, glossary, so pchukwudiẹ, obviously, "glossa" simply means human beings word(s). So tongue(s) in essence means human being language(s). As you can see from Revelation 7:9 and Philippians 2:9-11 above, tongues is closely associated and/or suggestive of being related with human beings and not celestial beings or a heavenly language

So, now going straight on to one of my favourite scripture, which is the 1 Corinthians 14:2 you quoted and brought up, the tongue Paul was talking about in this same 1 Corinthians 14:2, is the language or tongue of human beings. He is talking about the tongue and/or language associated with human beings. This means, the language or tongue Paul was talking about in 1 Corinthians 14:2 is, one in reference to a human being's style or manner of speaking.

Tongue, an organ of speech, is a member of the body of a human being's anatomy, not celestial beings. It also is the language or dialect used by a particular people distinct from that of other people, so again my dear nwanne, that is the kind of language or tongue, what Paul was talking about in 1 Corinthians 14:2

Think about it nwanne, pchukwudiẹ, if I speak in a tongue no one understands, then except God and/or the absence of interpretation, no one will understand me. Even if I do it in private, and then my spirit prays, but my mind has no understanding and clue of what I've said or prayed about.

Tongue, an organ of speech, is a member of the body of a human being, not celestial beings and also is the language or dialect used by a particular people distinct from that of other people, so again my dear brother pchukwudiẹ, that is the kind of language or tongue, what Paul was talking about in 1 Corinthians 14:2

Think about it pchukwudiẹ, if I speak in a tongue, no one understands, then in the absence of interpretation, no one will understand me. Even if I do it in private prayers, then my spirit prays, but my intellect and mind has no understanding and clue of what I've said.

Another important thing about 1 Corinthians 14:2, is that, "unknown" was never in the original Greek verse. It is a latter addition by translators.

Nwanne pchukwudiẹ, jiggazẹ and Chi59ẹ, you are in a gathering comprising of like minded people with Igbo, Yoruba, Fulani, Hausa, Edo etcetera language speaking backgrounds, who dont speak nor understand each other's languages (i.e. each others Igbo, Yoruba, Fulani, Hausa, Edo language is unknown to the other), the only common language each undersands is English, now when it is time to pray, teach or preach, which language in the absence of interpretation, will you speak, pray, teach or preach in?
What language please?

1 Corinthians 14:2, is telling you that, in the above setting I've mentioned, if you speak languages that others don't know, God will understand what you are saying, though no one else will know what you mean. You will be talking about mysteries that only the Spirit understands. The others will just be guessing all you said

Also why do you want or need to speak to God in a language you do not understand what your mind is saying, I ask again, huh?

Have you, got it? Epiphany yet?
Christianity Etc › Re: I Should Speak In Tongues, Right? by MuttleyLaff:
Etifinity:
Please how do u pray in the holy ghost?
Acehart:
Hi. Please create a thread asking this question and I’ll give you an answer.
"17But, dear friends, remember what the apostles of our Lord Jesus Christ foretold.
18They said to you, “In the last times there will be scoffers who will follow their own ungodly desires.”
19These are the people who divide you, who follow mere natural instincts and do not have the Spirit
20But you, dear friends, by building yourselves up in your most holy faith and praying in the Holy Spirit,
(i.e. dear friends, keep building on the foundation of your most holy faith, as the Holy Spirit helps you to pray
But you, dear friends, must build each other up in your most holy faith, pray in the power of the Holy Spirit)
21keep yourselves in God’s love as you wait for the mercy of our Lord Jesus Christ to bring you to eternal life
"
- Jude 1:17-21

There is no need to go create a thread asking this question because it can easily and quickly be given an answer(s) here

Etifinity, between you, me and the gate post, to pray in the Holy Ghost, is talking about the attitude, in which we are to pray, so in the simplest manner, it doesn't, if you had Jude 1:20 in mind, have anything to do with speaking in tongues but means what it says out of the tin. It means, literally pray in the Holy Spirit, as in like, settle for one of those ''Thy will be done'' prayer moments.

Now you're probably asking yourself, that, whats a ''Thy will be done'' prayer moment or how does one do a ''Thy will be done'' prayer? The answer to either of those two, is the classic demonstration of this, as done by Yahushua Ha Mashsiach, aka Jesus Christ, our Lord and Saviour of the whole wide word. Now before I show how Yahushua, aka Jesus prayed in the spirit, please permit me, to first write the next following:

God, is a Spirit, we, as spirit beings try to connect with God, so we need to pray in the spirit, in order to associate ourselves with what is happening or is about to happen in the Spirit realm, we need to be able to link with what is happening in the Spirit's world, as in, God's great/​grand scheme of things.

Now whenever we pray in the spirit, we literally are positioning our "satellite dish or antenna" for good and maximum reception signal strength to get sharp pictures and/or clear broadcast signals from God and the Spirit realm, because we essentially are praying in tune or in accordance with God's "His will be done" and not our will.

It is important to know that without tuning in, (i.e. without praying in the spirit) then distortions, bad reception, ugly feedbacks, clashing station frequencies signals etcetera will be the end result and/or product, and we end up praying out of tune, praying amiss, praying off target and/or doing the ultimate prayer of the flesh.

Now, cycling back to how Yahushua, aka Jesus did the ''Thy will be done'' prayer, please note that Jesus, in Luke 22:42, while in the garden of Gethsemane, prayed the "Thy will be done" prayer and so thereby submitting and giving in to God's overall and ever better will, whatever circumstances we are in.
Christianity Etc › Re: I Should Speak In Tongues, Right? by MuttleyLaff: 5:28am On May 20, 2020
hoopernikao:
[s]You may really need to take a good lesson in bible study maybe from using book of my bible story as it is obvious there is a lot you really need to learn about the scriptures and you should start from your cradle. That you cant even understand what letter and spirit means is really a big concern as a Christian. You called God's inspired written, documented word as letter of the law? I doubt you have regard or honor neither knowledge of who God is. This is very shameful for such to proceed from a so called believer.

What do you know about the spirit? If we throw it open on move and abilities of the spirit, what do you know or have experienced? You just disdained God's word with your utterances. A very big shame. This same word was preserved by men of old with their blood and life. Men who gave all so that you can have same thing you just disdained because of your laziness to study and read properly. Is that not shameful enough? Men were burned just to hide a copy of your "letter of the law" so that it can get to you, yet you mocked it. Very saddening. You truly dont understand what you just said and whoever is teaching you God's word is either doing a very bad job or you are wasting his time.

That same letter (the written word) you called letter of the law is God's Inspiration (2 Tim 3:16), do you know what that means? that same letter is what gave life to many today serving Jesus if you are among.

You must be one of those people who read their bible upside-down to have referred to God's word as letter of the law. Men like are the roots of all misconception about Christianity and source of many loosing their faith. A man who cant trust the truth of God's word, a man who cant honor the scriptures as what God truly breath out, as the absolute and only inspired document for mankind is talking about the spirit. I am truly ashamed of your comment. And it seems there is nothing someone wont see on this Nairaland.
Bro, you are just a stone throw from Atheism. Just a minute late for it, better start praying and repent because with these utterances, you will soon call God a liar.[/s]
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"He has made us competent as ministers of a new covenant
--not of the letter but of the Spirit; for the letter kills, but the Spirit gives life.
(i.e. It is He also who has made us competent to serve Him in connexion with a new Covenant,
which is not a written code but a Spirit; for the written code inflicts death, but the Spirit gives Life)
"
- 2 Corinthians 3:6

"To those who are perishing, we are a dreadful smell of death and doom.
But to those who are being saved, we are a life-giving perfume.
And who is adequate, for such a task, as this?
"
- 2 Corinthians 2:16

Ignorance and arrogance are a lethal combination. Nowhere is this seen more clearly than with this one, who pontificates, huffs and puffs all over the place, largely from knowing enough to think is right, but not enough to know is wrong and know nothing about all that's being discussed

Dont get me wrong, I am just mystified by the idea of how someone by their unrighteousness and bullpiss, goes to great lengths to suppress the truth. Suppressing truth, in favour of engaging in vicious and unrighteous passions. Smh.
Christianity Etc › Re: I Should Speak In Tongues, Right? by MuttleyLaff: 10:53pm On May 19, 2020
hoopernikao:
AS AN ASIDE:
I guess i didnt let you know from beginning my stand on scriptural doctrine and practice.

Please note this is my believe in bible explanation. I believe absolutely in the authority of the scriptures, I mean absolutely (100000%).

If you show me anything and i can see it written as such in the bible, that is final and will make correction immediately. But trying to show me what isnt written or want me to go by reading meaning to the authors intent when it isnt documented. I will rather lay my life down than compromise the scriptures on that. The written word is above all.


I say this so that it will guide your response as i am not seeing you using scriptures but reading meaning to events to interpret.
Acehart:
If you don’t see mockery, derision or ridicule in the speech, wetin I go do?
See you tomorrow, God willing
Someone's just confessed to ONLY obeying the literal interpretation of the words AND gives no thought necessarily about the intent of the author nor consideration given to who the audience addressed are or who is targeted by the author.

At the emboldened in your above mentioned, I wish you God's increasing grace with the one, who has confessed to ONLY obeying the letter of the law but not the spirit.
Christianity Etc › Re: I Should Speak In Tongues, Right? by MuttleyLaff:
hoopernikao:
Bro, your explanation subtlety changing the meaning of neos. And it is either you are mixing things up or you are deliberately manipulating the scriptures even in the face of all evidence in the bible in that word usage.

I have given you twice from the scriptures how neos is used. The very verse you quoted showed you what neos is (young). It is unpleasant to try and change the meaning of words when it doesnt exist.

Neos was never used for something without a past, i have made that clear to you earlier as below.

The above is the simplest way to can explain neos in English. Trying to modify this as to replace or mean same as kainos is wrong.

Even looking at the verse you pointed to:

12 And the younger of them said to his father, Father, give me the portion of goods that falleth to me. And he divided unto them his living.
13And not many days after the younger son gathered all together, and took his journey into a far country, and there wasted his substance with riotous living.


Is it not clear to you that neos was constantly used as young not in existence but age. Young man, young child. Kainos is not young, it is new.

.........USAGE OF KAINOS IN SEPTUAGINT.............

I will try to still help in giving you extended study to OT.

The Septuagint (Greek translation of Hebrews scriptures) used kainos 53 times in OT. As least the Septuagint is one of the oldest if not the oldest translation into Greek you can have, It existed even before the birth of Jesus and read by the Apostles. Let me show you how it used kainos in the OT

1 Samuel 6:7
KJV 7 Now therefore make A NEW CART, and take two milch kine, on which there hath come no yoke, and tie the kine to the cart, and bring their calves home from them:

Such CART was never in use or existed before. You cant look into yesterday and find the cart. He said MAKE, that is enough for you to know it never existed before now. That is the new (kainos)

David used it severally when referring to a NEW SONG

Psalms 40:3 KJV
And he hath put a new song in my mouth, even praise unto our God: many shall see it, and fear, and shall trust in the LORD.

New song here means to compose a song. That is not learning an existing song. To compose and get a song that hasnt being song before. That is how kainos was used all through in the Old Greek.

..............USAGE OF NEOS IN SEPTUAGINT..................
In all cases of usage of neos in OT from Greek translation, it was never used to mean NEW but YOUNG. See below all the places NEOS was used in the OT.
Genesis 19:31 to the younger,
Genesis 19:34 to the younger,
Genesis 19:35 also: and the younger
Genesis 19:38 And the younger,
Genesis 25:23 the younger.
Genesis 29:26 the younger
Genesis 43:33 and the youngest
Genesis 48:14 who was the younger,
Joshua 6:26 and in his youngest
Judges 6:15 and I am the least
1 Samuel 9:21 the least
1 Kings 16:34 of it in his youngest
Job 30:1 But now they that are younger
Job 32:6 I am young,
Psalms 68:27 There is little
Psalms 119:141 I am small
Isaiah 60:22 and a small one
Jeremiah 14:3 their little ones
Jeremiah 48:4 her little ones
Jeremiah 49:20 Surely the least
Jeremiah 50:45 Surely the least
Micah 5:2 though thou art little

It was never an issue in OT at all to mean new, only kainos was used for new. Neos will relate to something existing already while kainos means not existing. Trying to wrestle this because of your set mind to adhere to your teaching on tongues is wrong. It will mean dishonesty.

In all, it is your choice if you cling to your understanding even when it is obvious you are wrong, but it is very bad when you chose to consistently write in public space what is not true and you know it. You are deliberately manipulating the word of God. Dont forget that people have access to these bible materials and concordance, dont present yourself in bad light because of this struggle. You have no gain in that. You wont only be hurting yourself but others you intend to convince.

You cant because you want to defend tongues as human language then manipulate what new tongues means. Be careful the position of your heart in this discussion. And now that you have seen that all through the OT, neos was used to only mean young not new and kainos was consistently used as new, i hope you can submit to scriptures.
"chadash", in Hebrew is a word, when used as an adjective, is descriptive with meaning suggesting new, new things, something new, something fresh etcetera. Example of this, is seen, when talking about the mercies of God, as used in Lamentations 3:22-23 shown below.

"22The faithful love of the LORD never ends! His mercies never cease.
23Great is His faithfulness; His mercies begin afresh each morning
(i.e. They are new every morning; great is Your faithfulness)
"
- Lamentations 3:22-23

They are new every morning; great is Your faithfulness
They, is a pronoun
are is a verb
new is an adjective
every, is a determiner
morning, is noun. Faithfulness is fidelity; the quality of being faithful, where faithful itself, is adjective
great is an adjective
is, a verb
Your, is a determiner
Faithfulness, is noun. Faithfulness is fidelity; the quality of being faithful, where faithful itself, is adjective

If you remove all the adjectives, from the above open and closed bracket Lamentations 3:23 sentence, what would you be left with? Don't worry telling me, as I'll do, for you, lmao. You’ll be left with the following sentence: "They are every morning; is Your faithfulness"

It doesn't really make much or proper sense, does it? Of course it doesn't, because you can detect how the life and/or colour of the Lamentations 3:23 sentence has been removed. The information about the quantity (i.e. how much) and the quality (i.e. how well) of the object of the discussion (i.e. mercy/mercies) in Lamentations 3:23, that helps ascertain or compare things (e.g. new and great,) by description, is missing, as we removed them.

The three degrees of an adjective are: positive, comparative and superlative. What you see used, in Lamentations 3:23 above are two positive adjectives, namely, new, in regards to God's mentioned mercy & great, in regards to God's mentioned faithfulness, lmao.

The thing about adjectives, is, they are useful tools for effective, sensible and able to be understood communications. Hebrew native speakers aren't left out, they too are aware of how wonderful, amazing and fantastic adjectives are and so why they used them much more often as well as others do too.

There is more juice in the tank, lmao, so lets move on. Fyi hoopernikao aka hupernikao, "chadash", the same and unchanged word, in Hebrew, at the appropriate other moment, is also used as a verb, where it gives meaning, in relation to the action done or carried out, on the quality and/or quantity. Like what’s done to the quality, what’s been done to the quantity, and so expressed with suggestions like, make anew, renew/renewed, to renew, make anew, repair, restore/restored, rebuild, bring back, bring fresh et cetera (e.g. 1 Samuel 11:14, Job 10:17, Psalm 51:12, Psalm 103:5, Lamentations 5:21, Isaiah 61:4 et cetera)

We can see how in the Old Testament, even in the Greek version, known as Septuagint, so called Septuagint because of the Latin word septuaginta, which means 70, then also because 70 to 72 Jewish scholars reportedly took part in the translation process of the Hebrew Old Testament Bible translation to Greek, hence why in that regards its called the Septuagint.

Sorry for the slight digression up there, lmao. As I was saying ojaare, we can see how in the Old Testament, a different Hebrew word, which is “tsair,” is what’s used for young/younger/youngest and its the equivalent to the Greek word “neos,” with both with meaning, that suggests, least, little, little one, least one, small, small one, young/younger/youngest, insignificant, idea of insignificance et cetera

In Hebrew language constructs, you can’t use “chadash”, for young/younger/youngest because the the Hebrew adjective “tsair” is what is absolutely used and not the Hebrew adjective “chadash” In Hebrew part of speech, “tsair” is whats used for instances of young/younger/youngest and not “chadash”

The Greek word “neos” combines, new on the scene, not there before, new in time, recently born, et cetera with young, youthful, younger by birth, servant as in, inferior in rank, younger by birth et cetera, but its equivalent, the Hebrew positive adjective word “chadash” doesn’t.

“Chadash” deviates from its Greek equivalent “neos” counterpart, by yielding to another Hebrew word, a comparative and superlative adjective word, in the person of “tsair”, to describe instances of young/younger/youngest.

The Old Testament, originally WAS NOT Septuagint, it in fact originally is written in Paleo-Hebrew alphabet, so I don’t understand why hoopernikao aka hupernikao, is stubbornly hell-bent on adhering and focusing on the Greek word “neos”.

It has been shown that “kainos”, is not just “neos” but its new with improve, so when or if talking about the hoopernikao aka hupernikao instanced Genesis19:31, 34, 35 and 38, 1 Kings 16:34, 1 Samuel 9:21 right up to Micah 5:2, in the original Paleo-Hebrew alphabet text, it is the Hebrew word “tsair”, a comparative and superlative adjective word, that is preferred, instead of the Hebrew positive adjective word “chadash,” all this because Hebrew makes the distinction where Greek doesn’t, wasn’t or didn’t want to.

As for Psalms 40:3, we have a description here, describing a song, hence its the Hebrew adjective word, chadash used here and used descriptively, in every sense of the word. It is not a “young/younger/youngest” song (i.e. it isn’t ’’tsair’’) but it is a new song, it is “chadash”. Of course, its neos in Greek, but in Hebrew, it correctly, is and will be “chadash”, the adjective with the positive slant. There is nothing “kainos” in the Psalms 40:3 new song.

There is nothing alluding to “chadash”, the adjective verb, in regards to the new song in Psalms 40:3. It is a regular song like any other song just as Goshen360 hypothetical new baby born is. They both are recent songs, with nothing extra except from being recent. This is why, both have chadash, the descriptive adjective being used (i.e. used for new thing, new things, for something new, for something fresh et cetera)

hoopernikao aka hupernikao, after the reggae, we will play the blues, lmao. When we get to 1 Corinthians 13:1 “tongues of men and of angels” and/or “languages of humans and of angels “ (i.e. angelic language) bridge, of course, we certainly will cross it, lmao.

I am not on this thread, to convince anyone hoopernikao aka hupernikao. It is not in my purview to do so. I thought I have previously already made known whose responsibility that is, lmao. I am humbly here, to simply pull open wide ajar the door to let the light in. I don’t impose, I don’t force, I don’t push anyone in through the door. All I am here to do is, open the door, and whoever is interested, must enter by their own accord. Something must kill a man, lmao. “Ayé yí o le o, Ayé lo maye le. Ayé lomu aye le” loosely translated means "It isn’t a difficult world. Its humans, who make the world a difficult place to live on, whereas, the world itself, isn't really meant to be a difficult place to live on”

This isn’t “Game of Thrones” hoopernikao aka hupernikao, lmao, where you either win or you die. On here, the readership, has a strong chance of learning something, more from this thread than from an insane idea of wanting to win or holding on to dead leaves, for fear of losing.

hoopernikao aka hupernikao, with all due respect, please spare the thread, all this your displayed pontifications because if a crooked stick is placed before the floor, no one needs explain how crooked it is. All that’s required, is to lay a straight stick down by the side of it, and the work is well done. The truth is revealed and error will stand abashed, lmao. Also, I expect everyone not to believe and swallow hook, line, sinker and all. Not to take on face value what the interlocutors put out, but I expect everyone to do a Berean Acts 17:10-11 and cross check with the Spirit of Truth.

hoopernikao aka hupernikao, don't be surprised if you get slammed into the cooler by the algorithm because of your fun of doing lengthy post. Once you cross that threshold, thats when you get sprung with posting privileges withdrawn and your post hidden from view. Do a kiss with your post by keeping it simple and short.
Christianity Etc › Re: Rome, Bantus And The Demon- White Jesus by MuttleyLaff: 10:19am On May 19, 2020
donnie:
Wetin consign me with egg? grin
What should consign you with it, is that God unlike you doesn't look at the outward white skinned appearance, but that YAH, looks at the heart

donnie:
The scriptures have sufficient information on those years. Esau had many of those books removed from their canon, others were destroyed or hidden. And besides, what they had those years were paintings and sculptures and we have a good number of them tongue
donnie:
They are not lost. Helpless liars.
"which was the ninth year of the reign of Hoshea, the Assyrian emperor captured Samaria, took the Israelites to Assyria as prisoners,
and settled some of them in the city of Halah, some near the Habor River in the district of Gozan and some in the cities of Media.
"
- 2 Kings 17:6

Fyi, Samaria, is the capital city of the nation of Israel, the Northern Kingdom, similar to how Jerusalem is the capital city of the Southern kingdom, the house of Judah. The kingdom of Israel comprised of ten tribes bar the tribe of Benjamin and the tribe of Judah. The tribe of Levi fled Israel to Judah for dear life at Israel.

"Instead, go to the lost sheep of the nation of Israel."
- Matthew 10:6

"Jesus responded,
"I was sent only to the lost sheep of the nation of Israel."
"
- Matthew 15:24

In the face of evidences like 2 Kings 17:6, Matthew 10:6 and Matthew 15:24 above, you dare say that the ten tribes are and were not lost. Smh. Helpless liar, only Yahshua Ha Maschiach, aka Jesus Christ, our Lord and Saviour of the whole wide world can save you
Christianity Etc › Re: I Should Speak In Tongues, Right? by MuttleyLaff: 9:28am On May 19, 2020
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.
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Tag-teaming going on, lmao.

I am pleased to see you haven't said your question wasn't satisfactorily answered
Christianity Etc › Re: Rome, Bantus And The Demon- White Jesus by MuttleyLaff: 9:14am On May 19, 2020
donnie:
Check them, they are mixed, Latinos, etc. grin
See that oyinbo below with red shirt...Is that afro? grin

See the people who caused this thing... The MOORS. They captured and had sex with as many white women as they could. They are responsible for whitening the so-called middle East, Mediterranean, Arabia, North Africa etc.
[img]https://s7/images/3eggs4donnie.jpg[/img]

Seeing those white blokes with afro really pissed you off, lmao, didn't it, lmao? That's what being racist, does to you.

Why are you having trouble producing pictures, photos etcetera before and around 70 AD circa? Why only 15th century onwards only?

Fyi, the Israelites got mongrelised starting with the Assyrians's destruction of the first temple after king Solomon's death, that is when the ethnicity of the Israelites disappeared with the lost tribes gone into extinct. You are a piss poor dishonest and untruthful master of history
Christianity Etc › Re: Rome, Bantus And The Demon- White Jesus by MuttleyLaff: 9:14am On May 19, 2020
donnie:
You have accused me of many things simply because I tell tell the truth. If MESSIAH was white, I will still not have a problem with it. But don't tell me lies.

All those lies shall be exposed and uprooted from the hearts of many before the end comes.
"“I know your suffering and your poverty (but you are rich )
and the blasphemy of those who call themselves Jews of the Judeans,
when they are not, but are the synagogue of Satan.”
"
- Revelation 2:9

"Look, I will force those who belong to Satan’s synagogue
—those liars who say they are Jews but are not
—to come and bow down at your feet.
They will acknowledge that you are the ones I love.
"
- Revelation 3:9

I don't have any need to accuse you donnie, when your fruits, your sins, already give you away.

They reveal the true identity of who and what you really are. You are not a BHI, that is an identity you thieved, the same way, your brothers in crime, the Ashkenazi Jews stole, not only the identity of true born Israelites, but added salt into injury, of stealing their land too.
Christianity Etc › Re: Rome, Bantus And The Demon- White Jesus by MuttleyLaff: 8:51am On May 19, 2020
Image123:
Reading any part of donnie's exchange with Muttley, anyone would easily notice that donnie is indeed a scammer, picking and choosing what he feels soothes his ridiculous agenda. The black angel is yet to tell us what his doctrine saves us from
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donnie:
The word of YAH is what it is.
donnie:
No one asked for your analysis. We all have eyes to see and brains to think.
donnie is a historical revisionist, who is on a mission to force his own delusional ideas onto the public space to promote an agenda, which serves no purpose at all except to cause disagreement or hostility between people. He is bent on inciting, inspiring and bringing about hatred, racism, antisemitism etcetera in the Black communities and in general, all over the world.

He is unfriendly to white skinned people, as he sees no good in any white skinned person, hence why his dark gospel preaches bitterness, poison, racial and social divisiveness etcetera
Christianity Etc › Re: Rome, Bantus And The Demon- White Jesus by MuttleyLaff: 8:43am On May 19, 2020
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Jacob and Esau are twin brothers, duh. Meaning they are family.
You are a racist, you hate people based on water colour, skin colour, binta and bintu bla bla.
donnie, is caught up in the devil's game of evil division, lmao
Christianity Etc › Re: Rome, Bantus And The Demon- White Jesus by MuttleyLaff: 8:43am On May 19, 2020
donnie:
Speaking of Japhet... See his seed... the early Etruscans aka Romans ...of Italy.
See your red people hia.... shocked
You wish they were oyinbo ba? grin grin tongue
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I am proud in my skin and so also, for the above oyinbo males with afros
Christianity Etc › Re: Rome, Bantus And The Demon- White Jesus by MuttleyLaff: 8:43am On May 19, 2020
donnie:
I care less about what you think. I can lecture properly about Malcolm X. And how far did he go after his "new revelation" from Mecca? Who raised him until he became such a voice? Even Martin Luther King who preached integration began to correct himself in his later years. Abeg leave wetin no consign us. Israel in Nigeria will have to wake up to this truth or perish. Judgment is already close and the nation is overdue for judgment.
Can you also lecture that in Islam, the Hadith, records Jesus, as being red skinned too, lmao

donnie:
Are you not quoting from those books? There are books like the Book of Enoch and Jasher that are undoubtedly scripture. There is a Spirit of truth that guides.
No book is off limits to me because I am capable of safely reading them books and to no detriment to me. Besides, its from reading them all books, that I am able to quash your weak defences, one after the other and ridicule you with their preposterous and nonsensical bullpiss claims

donnie:
That's your hubby.
I am hubby alright. Husband, as meaning, "He understands, stays behind and never disappears" from wife because "we're in, for eternity"

donnie:
You've been caught several times.
I have been caught several times making you squirm and fidgeting in your seat, scratching your head and tearing hairs out, lmao

donnie:
You will have to repent and believe the truth. These are the last days, truth will hide no more.
You better get starting practising with hot water, so to get used to when being dropped in the fiery lake of fire, lmao
Christianity Etc › Re: I Should Speak In Tongues, Right? by MuttleyLaff:
Goshen360:
@ MuttleyLaff, first dont assume I'm of the opinion that the kainos tongue we're talking about is that of Angels as you mentioned in your response above. That's even another hole entirely so I'm not of such opinion. However, I'm reading and deeply following debates on both sides.

However, let me ask a question: if I say my wife just delivered a new born baby boy. What does that mean? Does this mean the baby existed before or not?
"12The younger (i.e. ''neos'') one said to his father,
‘Father, give me my share of the estate.’ So he divided his property between them.
13“Not long after that, the younger (i.e. ''neos'') son got together all he had,
set off for a distant country and there squandered his wealth in wild living.
"
- Luke 15:12-13

This is a very good question Goshen360, hence the reason why I've endorsed it with a like, lmao

OK, so as you can see from Luke 15:12-13 above, it is this same word, new, ''neos'' in Greek, that is used for younger, this being because ''neos'' in Greek, the same word, aside meaning, "something new on the scene", "something recently revealed" or "something that was not there before", it also, actually means, young, youthfulness, fresh, recent, as is seen being used in Luke 15:12-13 above, regarding the other son. The junior son is younger and/or recent, hence the reason why the word "son" in that verse, is prepended with ''neos'' to indicate this.

This adjective principle and/or distinction, will also, apply in the case of your wife's recently delivered new born baby boy. Congrats on the birth, by the way, lmao and welcome to the club and to no sound sleep at night for the at least up to 12 months for you and madam, lmao. Go make up a roster for taking turns, who sleeps and who stays up watching, as the baby keeps awake all night, not sleeping, lmao.

Back on course, Mrs Goshen360, has delivered a new baby boy. This meaning, she put to bed, a new, that is "neos'' and is not a new that's '' kainos''

Goshen360, the key, is the ability to recognise what is the difference between what is "neos'' and what is '' kainos''

The difference(s) is with, one is "new on the scene and/or new in time" hence it is "neos,'' and the other, is, "new in quality" hence its '' kainos;'' '' kainos'' because of the change for the better (i.e. the upgrade, oomph and/or improvement factor)

You would agree and humbly accept Goshen360, that a baby is no better than another baby, a son is just as good as a daughter is. One doesn't improve on babies based on qualities, lmao, except you are a mad scientist, doing secret "evil" eugenics experiments.

So, this is the reason why in the case of your missus' new born baby, the Greek word '' kainos,'' in that respect and/or regard, isn't used, but it is, the appropriate "neos'' that is used. Your baby boy had not existed before, but the quality of the human being born remains the same, as there is no improvement.

It is not, like as if, your baby has zebra coloured stripped skin, of white and black all, lmao. The truth of the matter, is there's nothing that is better than other previous or future babies, about your baby boy, so Goshen360, this is why your baby boy is "neos'' and not '' kainos''
Christianity Etc › Re: I Should Speak In Tongues, Right? by MuttleyLaff:
Goshen360:
MuttleyLaff didn't answer my question at all maybe I didn't present my questions well but I see hoopernikao had done justice with the difference between kainos and neos as against the response of MuttleyLaff and Acehart.

So as not to distract the flow of the thread/discussion, I'll still rather sit back to allow them resolved the difference of misconception or misunderstanding of bible words leading to differences in interpretation.

I'm enjoying the flow of conversation though and learning.
There is too much noise, but I am pleased I've managed to be able to extract the noise enough to see where you Goshen360 and hupernikao/hoopernikao are dugging your heels in ground at, lmao

Goshen360 and I go way back on this spiritual gift of speaking in tongue matter and him and I know perfectly well why he has a strong interest in this discussion. As for hupernikao/hoopernikao I am not yet aware what his/her motive is, lmao

Unknown soldier: In all, it still remain that you are giving a distracting response and you arent approaching my submission. Why was tongue called NEW (kainos). Have you checked the usage of that word? Why did Jesus chose such word to explain tongues. This is the focus of this part.

If tongue is called new (kainos) tongue, then it cant be human language. Check by part 2 well i have given you enough scriptures for that else present the reason it is refer to as new (kainos) by Jesus and not strange or foreign tongues.

Jesus called it new, the same way he called his testament new, covenant new etc. This tongue is NEW. and that new is relative to the fact that it is not human language.
Goshen360, I didn't know its the difference between "kainos" and "neos", you are after. This is relatively self explanatory in Acts 16:17, as it is in other similar narratives where "kainos" is used (e.g. Mark 14:25, John 19:41, Acts 17:19 etcetera), I would address it then but not before I get to find out who is the author of the above quote. Is it Acehart or its hupernikao/hoopernikao? The noise is just too much that it sucks you into switching off when going through the haze

[quote author= hoopernikao]You like too much illustration external to the scriptures. Even using Yoruba translations grin grin The lost will be so great. Imagine Hebrews to Greek, to Latin, to English to Yoruba? That is the flow of translation you quoted. Lol. The miss here is incomprehensible.

But much more use the scriptures bro, your illustration has too many external input into the bible. text. Italian, Yoruba, Igbo, China, men all falls under NO MAN. That is Paul's language. why not examine that. Your explanation of 1 Cor 14 is relative, what Paul used is absolute. Arent you seeing that.


You arent reading your bible and also following this thread. It is obvious. You will need to take time to read ever word on this thread so as to allow your respond flow with the discuss. What you refer to above as learning new language is neos, i have given you detailed explanation earlier. Except you want to deliberately neglect Jesus' words on new tongues. And i dont think you want to do so deliberately.

Let me explain this in English terminology. If you say: Get me a new book.

Sadly English has no single word to differentiate this and that is why English speaker and dependence on such translation alone can prove hard.

1. That statement can mean a new book as in from supermarket, or buy a new book, the book exist on a shelf somewhere, but not in use, hence new. This is NEOS and what you are referring to.

2. That statement can mean, a new manufactured book. The book was never in existence before, if you go back to yesterday of the book, you wont find it. It has no previous record. This is KAINOS

Jesus used kainos to explain tongues, kainos glossa. New in origin, existence, nature and essence. It means if you go back into history you wont find such in existence before then, same as new testament (Matt 26:28-30), new Jerusalem (Rev 21:2), new heaven (Rev 21:1-3), new creature (2 Cor 5:17). None of these have past record until the time.

So, referring to new tongues as existing human language is a contradiction of the word kainos as used by Jesus. We must ensure therefore we stay with what the scriptures says, its usage of words, to explain the discussion and get the intent of the speaker and writer.[/quote]I am guessing, the person that owns that quote is hupernikao/hoopernikao, as I have managed to see two others, as seen above that have some similarities with the upper above quote. I now can see what Acehart means about the assumed air of superiority hupernikao/hoopernikao puts on

Goshen360, the answer to your quest on whats the difference between "kainos" and "neos" is this:
1/ "neos", is already existing but seen, experienced, or acquired recently or now for the first time.
2/ "kainos" too, is already existing but seen, experienced, or acquired recently or now for the first time but is improved upon. It is improving by making changes in something established and done especially through introducing new methods, ideas, or products. It is "kainos" it is new or fresh in development and/or opportunity, sense of that it is not found exactly like this before, used before, done before anywhere.

Goshen360 & PharmaGirl, lets cycle back to Acts 16:17 - "And these signs will accompany those who believe: In my name they will drive out demons; they will speak in new tongues;" Contrary to Finallydead and hupernikao/hoopernikao hinging this verse on to about language of angels, a sentiment that I know Goshen360 too, likes to nurse and so gravitate towards to that misguided notion

The thing about speaking in tongue, usually is about series of learned experiences, that leads to possessing the knowledge of the language (i.e. the ''neos'') ability to speak it and even possibly understand it through study or being taught. That is naturally how going about speaking in tongues or another language is, but here is what Yahushua Ha Mashsiach, aka Jesus Christ, our Lord and Saviour of the whole wide word is saying about Acts 16:17. He is saying this speaking in tongues/another language is going to be done in a "kainos" way, which is supernaturally, as in, it is going to spoken beyond natural way, it is not going via the "neos" route, but rather its going to be via "kainos", the supernatural improved upon "neos" manner.

This is a new development, it is a never being done this way method. It is not ''neos", it is "kainos". It is a method that hasn't been used before in unrolling this miraculous feat and/or wonder

"Amazement gripped the audience, and they began to discuss what had happened.
“What sort of new teaching is this?” they asked excitedly.
“It has such authority! Even evil spirits obey his orders!"

- Mark 1:27

In Mark 1:27 above, we have teaching going on, but it isn't new "neos", but its a "neos", "kainos". It is so because of a different nature from when compared with the "neos" The audience has a teaching but by themselves they were able to distinguish it from being a "neos" teaching to being a "kainos" teaching. It was detected as being a different teaching when compared with the standard and regular used customer to teaching enough to be called "kainos" teaching

So, the new tongues in Acts 16:17, have nothing to do with any wishful heavenly angelic language, the same manner the new teaching in Mark 1:27 is nothing to about ordinary regular new teaching, but rather is the method, the vehicle, the means, the teaching was delivered, made it a "kainos" teaching, as opposed a "neos" teaching. It of course, is a "neos" teaching but with an oomph factor to it. It is using a teaching style not previously been used before, hence its a "kainos" teaching. The teaching was novel, the style and delivery method were unknown and this the audience found that remarkable, they couldn't hide how they felt about it.

Now, the difference(s) between ''neos" and "kainos" are improvement, superiority, a different kind of new (i.e. ''neos'') completely unlike the previous new (i.e. ''neos'') teaching style not previously been used before etcetera

I am presuming its hupernikao/hoopernikao, who typed: "Jesus called it new, the same way He called His testament new, covenant new etc. This tongue is NEW and that new is relative to the fact that it is not human language" well this is totally over the bar and off the chart wrong because the reason why Yahushua aka Jesus, called it "kainos" is simply because it is ''neos" with improve, with an improved delivery, form, structure, method, used before or appearance.

The Acts 16:17 speaking in tongues, is new, is "kainos" because it has an improved, upgraded, jazzed up ability to speak in various tongues (i.e. languages) without prior studies and/or learning them

It is when people like Goshen360 and hupernikao/hoopernikao, are trying to inculcate the element of heavenly angelic host language, lmao, and so with their eisegeses, try to introduce and practice something that is unscriptural and has no biblical backing or support. I feel Finallydead as well, is among those into heavenly angelic host tongue from misconstruing what point Apostle Paul was making with 1 Corinthians 13:1.

Probes, grilling and/or questioning are very welcome
Christianity Etc › Re: I Should Speak In Tongues, Right? by MuttleyLaff: 12:48am On May 19, 2020
Eulalia:
Hmm. God bless you for this.
Very insightful.
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Goshen360, I am currently preoccupied with something else at the moment
I have the response done 99.9% for you, lmao. Soon come, so watch this space
Christianity Etc › Re: Rome, Bantus And The Demon- White Jesus by MuttleyLaff:
donnie:
Yeah right all your interpretations must create room for white folks. Shame on you. I know that Prof. I have watched her videos, includig this one. She is one of those globalists who make effort to be politically correct. That's nit my thing. You can't tell the truth and be politically correct at the same time.
donnie, you have 99 problems and one of the 99 problems, is that your cognitive dissonance won't let you embrace what objectivity means.

Every white skinned person, according to you, is the enemy. The enemy as far as you are concerned is every walking living white person. You're a cheapskate version of the old Malcom X, before he made the pilgrimage to Makkah aka Mecca, only to find out he had been scammed by Elijah Muhammad, the founder and prophet leader of the black separatist Nation of Islam movement, lmao. Do you recognise similarities you have with them, hmm, lmao?

donnie:
Japhet was not white skinned, you bloody liar.
Truth is a bitter pill to swallow for someone like you. You rather believe fairy long tales in BoE, Jubilees, BoJ, Book of A&E, Book of Noah etcetera

donnie:
The god of this world has turned things upside down. Truth is no longer accepted. You pick and choose and twist whatever scriptures you like so confirm to your lies and them come out with foolish confusions.

You quoted. A scripture it backfired on you, you start talking NONSENSE.
I don't like you put on bible verses in isolation. I don't put out bible verse uncontextually, so just to push an evil minded agenda full of falsehood and deceptions

You must be daydreaming or something. I didn't quote any back fired scripture. I posted Acts 17:24-27 in a fuller sense, so to expose your deception and incitement to hatred, when you dropped just only Acts 17:26

donnie:
YAH says what he means and means what he says. He doesn't need your PR.
"... The LORD doesn’t see things the way you see them.
People judge by outward appearance, but the LORD looks at the heart.
"
- 1 Samuel 16:7b

donnie, I love you bro, but you unfortunately are on a crash collision course with YAH. Repent while you still have the chance to. Please.
Christianity Etc › Re: Rome, Bantus And The Demon- White Jesus by MuttleyLaff:
donnie:
Caucasians try to say Adam means red so they can include themselves. It still doesn't include them because they don't have red skin. Their skin is white/pale. Its the blood showing through their skin that makes it look red. Besides, Adam doesn't mean red, it means earthy, plus he was made from mud. In many parts of Nigeria for example, we have red soil, if you like the color red so much. But don't try to sneak in your caucasian slavemasters. angry

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8iZDapgQdFo

Watch Professor Nell Painter and learn from her as she objectively educate you on why white people are called Caucasian etcetera

donnie:
You tell too many lies ...
You really this everyone else lies just the same way you do. Smh

donnie:
Please give the exact quote of Josephus and quit telling us what it means, we can read.
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He couldn't believe it, lmao

I thought you said you have a copy of "American Antiquities 1834" by Josiah Priest. Go dust it down from your library and leaf to Page 15 (i.e. page 21 of 412) to read to your heart delight.

donnie:
And Josephus is not bible.
Please don't try this one. Of course, Josephus is not bible. Josephus is a Jewish historian, his literary work(s) are extra-biblical, and that's exactly what I called it in my comment

donnie:
And easy with the lies please... there were no white skin nations until men began to mix with neanderthals (the seed of fallen angels) under caves at Caucasus mountains. -And that's not earlier than 500BC.
Facepalm. Here we go again. Smh .

donnie:
“After a time, my son Mathusala took a wife for his son Lamech. She became pregnant by him, and brought forth a child, the flesh of which was as white as snow, and red as a rose; the hair of whose head was white like wool, and long; and whose eyes were beautiful. When he opened them, he illuminated all the house, like the sun; the whole house abounded with light. And when he was taken from the hand of the midwife, opening also his mouth, he spoke to the Lord of righteousness.Then Lamech his father was afraid of him; and flying away came to his own father Mathusala, and said, I have begotten a son, unlike to other children. He is not human; but, resembling the offspring of the angels of heaven, is of a different nature from ours, being altogether unlike to us.” — Book of Enoch 105:1–3

So we can deduce the following:
1. Why was Lamech afraid if white skin was normal like you LIE about Adam, Eve, ENOCH? etc.
Answer: All men were dark skinned, so seeing a pale-skinned human frightened him.
Wrong. From Adam, past Methuselah, past Lamech, right up to Noah, mankind was reddish brown, as you would expect. Whiteness, only came with Noah's three sons. Ham, Shem and the youngest son, Japheth, who was white-skinned.

There was no need for a Lamech anywhere to be afraid of a white skinned son Noah because this narrative a fake news, and you should know better not to be propagating it

donnie:
2. He looked like children of angels. Angels were having children on earth with daughters of men.
Will you please with the insane talk, just the f shut up angry angry angry

1/ Do you really believe, YAH would allow his children to be raped, hmm?
2/ In light of Ephesians 6:12, do you donnie, still really believe angels have physical flesh of any kind, as like human flesh and blood?. You need blood for an erection, in order to do the freaky freaky business don't you, lmao, hmm?

donnie:
3. NOAH was an albino, not caucasian. A black man can produce an albino. And you will not call albino oyinbo. He couldn't have been caucasian since that type of white skin began under caves at Caucasus mountains.
donnie you need to brush up and update your history because the term Caucasian, fyi is a recent 18th century invention. It originated from a growing 18th-century European science of racial classification and the phrase was popularised by Johann Friedrich Blumenbach with his anthropological classification under the title "Racial Geometry"

He was the first person in 1779, to use the term the Caucasian or white race, for people of European, Middle Eastern, and North African origin. His saving grace is that he was the least racist when compared to his other colleagues, the likes of Linnaeus

donnie:
QUESTION: Must you always lie to push your ideas? Is it by force?
The same Apocrypha you forbade, you are shamelessly using ...
I am using fire to fight fire with. YAH won't vex with me doing so. Even Jude and Peter before me, have done same, to fight false prophets, fake arse teachers, wannabe seers like you. I would use nail to push out nai. I would use a wedge to knock and force out a wedge.

MuttleyLaff:
I have asked Néphilim, to share what is the meaning of the Néphilim moniker he has adopted, and to tell what is the essence of being called a Néphilim all about, but he is yet to be forthcoming with anything, lol

Noah’s flood destroyed the Nephilim's bodies, but the gene of the Néphilim survived the flood nah, lol, donnie.

donnie, also, as I almost forgot, please with all due respect, dont insult my biblical intelligence, by you saying, that the Néphilim/giants are the product of intercourse between the watchers, fallen angels and the daughters of men. What the heck does this mean donnie? Especially when, Yahshua Ha Maschiach, Himself, explicitly said extra-terrestrial beings aka angels are asexual. C'mon now guys, get a grip. Pesin dey see road waka nah, even if same pesin dey cry.

Facepalm. Please dont say that. Dont say you believe in the authenticity of the BoE. Smh. No please.

Nobody is hiding anything. Every one who is anyone among the disciples of Yahshua Ha Maschiach read it. I regularly read too. The thing is when read by the easily persuaded it's like giving a loaded gun with its safety catch off to an inexperienced and untrained hand.
donnie, respect yourself, else you'll lose the already tattered respect you have from making unneccessary lies that can easily be disproved the way I have with this cheap lie and slander against me you've made up there.

I expect some heavyweight person like you to read the apocrypha and pseudepigrapha books, but have the good sense of separating the wheat from the chaff, instead of reading it and then as if some gullible person, taking it hook, line, sinker and all. Smh.

donnie:
... You think say na today I start?
You're a shameless somebody.
Thats you. As for me, I didn't start yesterday, aiming to get to the bottom of all these things.
Christianity Etc › Re: Rome, Bantus And The Demon- White Jesus by MuttleyLaff: 5:24pm On May 18, 2020
donnie:
Yeah right... grin grin grin
Maximus69:
Excellent! smiley
Fyi, "yeah, right" is an ultimate sarcastic response.

It is a phrase, used to express sarcastic agreement with what someone has earlier said, when in the true sense of it, you do not believe the person has said, wrote and/or even you aren't at all, in agreement with whatever the comment is about
Christianity Etc › Re: Rome, Bantus And The Demon- White Jesus by MuttleyLaff: 5:09pm On May 18, 2020
donnie:
They were not white, stop telling lies. CHANOK (ENOCH) and his ancestors were all black.
Get out of here. Adam, the first human kind, was a reddish brown man, made out from red mud earth, called virgin earth, because of its beauty, richness and pureness. The word Adam, biblically speaking, strongly connotes in every sense, a colour that says red. Aside the Bible, extra-biblical sources, now talking of the Jewish historian Josephus, in his book says the Israelites were copper complexioned (i.e. reddish brown). Some are darker and some are of a lighter shade of reddish brown hue. The inter marriages with white skinned nations and with the darker skinned nations, like Egyptians etcetera in Africa, of course will lighten up there skin a bit or equally darken it, whatever way the ends up.

Ham, the eldest son of Noah, was given his name, which in Hebrew, Egyptian and Arabic words, means, sunburnt, hot, heat and brown (i.e. to be hot and to be black) I wouldn't hold it against you donnie, if you want to construe those superlatives to mean black, lmao, but he certainly wasn't upon birth, reddish brown like his dad, papa Noah. Shem, the middle son's name means, "dusky" or "the like" while the name of Japheth, Noah's youngest son, means to be "fair".

donnie:
NOAH was albino... And it was a strange thing to those who saw him at his birth. To ancient Israelites, white skin was seen as a disease, like leprosy.
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What else was strange donnie?

You conveniently are leaving out the part that Noah, upon birth rose up in the hands of the midwife, opened his mouth and started to bless the Lord of Heaven, that his father Noah had to out of being afraid ran out of the house to tell his father Lamech, who in turn ran to Methuselah, his father. Lamech, on the account of all this, even went to accuse his wife that she had slept with a white skinned angel or a Nephilim, lmao.

Now all those malarkey, are from the Book of Enoch. In another apocryphal book, this time the Book of Noah, in its account of Noah's birth, it states that, Lamech went to consult Enoch in heaven, about his son's Noah's "angelic" features, at which Enoch, thereafter explained to Lamech what the destiny of Noah was, lmao.

"8Then the water began to run down into these, till the earth became visible;
but that vessel settled on the earth, and the darkness retired and light appeared
9But that white bull which had become a man came out of that vessel (i.e. Noah),
and the three bulls with him, and one of those three was white like that bull (i.e. Japheth),
and one of them was red as blood (i.e. Shem), and one black (i.e. Ham): and that white bull departed from them.
"
- BoE LXXXIX:8-9

You love BoE, don't you donnie, lmao. Smh.
1/ Please donnie, feel free to explain away Noah's albino for me please or should I go grab myself some popcorn, first ni?
2/ Please donnie, explain away how a righteous man like Noah, who made it into the Hebrews Chapter 11 heroes of Faith, the famous "hall of faith" register book, could possibly be saddled with a disease, as bad as leprosy, erhn?

donnie:
You must be better than YAHUAH who divided humans by their different races and set their boundaries, hmm? undecided

Acts 17:26
"And He made from one man every nation of mankind to live on the face of the earth, having determined their appointed times and the boundaries of their lands and territories."
"24God that made the world and all things therein, seeing that he is Lord of heaven and earth, dwells not in temples made with hands;
25Neither is worshipped with men's hands, as though he needed any thing, seeing he gives to all life, and breath, and all things; 26And has made of one blood all nations of men for to dwell on all the face of the earth, and has determined the times before appointed, and the bounds of their habitation;
27That they should seek the Lord, if haply they might feel after him, and find him, though he be not far from every one of us
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- Acts 17:24-27

It is only a scammer who will read a verse out of context and quote a bible verse in isolation. Smh. Someone like you donnie, would have wished that YAH made blood in black, white and red, so that you can effectively advanced your darkened soul agenda. Smh.

Glory be to YAH, that God sees the heart. The Lord does not see as mortals, like donnie sees; they look on the outward appearance, but the Lord looks on the heart. (i.e. 1 Samuel 16:7) Praise YAH. Alleluia.

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