sammy4emy:
Shalom! Nice one brother.

Bodydialect57:
I will sure want to know about this Bantu people/language.

donnie:


There's so much info available... books, youtube videos etc.

40+ Bantu Names in the Scriptures:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U_EjmnN0GSs&t=40s

The Bantu migration is actually the migration of ancient Israelites.
There's a powerful book on the Bantu language... I can send to you via email.

Bodydialect57:
Okay. I wouldn't mind. omobobolamodupe@gmail, my mail add.

donnie:


SENT

donnie:
ELI ELI LAMA SABACHTHANI
-This is for Sabbath Keepers (Xhosa/Bantu)
-My God my God, prepare our Sabbath (Bakor/Bantu)

MuttleyLaff:
I would like to break, share and eat bread with you sometime some day brother, lol.

MuttleyLaff:
... It is because there are few and far in between any like you. Just like you, when I see a good thing, I just have to say it out, often wouldnt be able to keep it within myself. I am still unravelling and unwrapping you, to see what else I can see and/or find out about how woke you are, lol. I am just pleased and impressed

donnie:
And about the ninth hour Jesus cried with a loud voice, saying, Eli, Eli, lama sabachthani? that is to say, My God, my God, why hast thou forsaken me? - Mathew 27:46.

Where you find "that is to say" or "which is to be interpreted" in scripture, someone is about to give his own opinion.

The Shabbat of YAHUAH was not commanded to be observed for a period of time but throughout the generations of the children of Israel. We are commanded to teach our children concerning YAHUAH with the observance of Shabbat as well as other feasts of YAH as commanded (which are also sabbaths).
Exodus 31:13
"Speak thou also unto the children of Israel, saying, Verily my sabbaths ye shall keep: for it is a sign between me and you throughout your generations; that ye may know that I am YAHUAH that doth sanctify you."

And by the way, ELI is short for Elohim (God). The Bakor (Bantu) word Eleim refers to (Power, might, to do) which is the same meaning for the Hebrew word Elohim.

#AwakeOIsrael

MuttleyLaff:


Are you on. Are you game, lol. Afterall iron sharpens iron mehn, lol.

MuttleyLaff:




I guess, the time is here, now is one of the time, I'll like to break and eat bread with you, lol

Brother Donnie, to start with:
1/ What language did Yahshua Ha Mashiach aka Jesus, the Messiah, the Anointed or Christ, depending on what is your preference, spoke?

MuttleyLaff:





2/ What language did the disciples and even the inner caucus disciples conversed, deliberated with our Lord and Saviour of the whole wide world earth?

MuttleyLaff:


3/ What language is the spoken "Eloi, Eloi, lama sabachthani" (i.e. Mark 15:34) and really "Eli, Eli, lama, sabachthani" (i.e. Matthew 27:46) done in?

MuttleyLaff:



4/ What to your understanding is the Matthew 27:46 & Mark 15:34 - "Eli Eli _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _" (I've deliberately blanked out, so to talk more and/or indepth on it, later)
.

MuttleyLaff:


5/ What is the meaning of "lama" and "sabachthani" in Bakor (Bantu), Aramaic and Mishnaic Hebrew?

oaroloye:
SHALOM!

Someone recently posted proof that GENESIS 1 in PROTO-HEBREW is identical to YORUBA without vowels.

Proto-Hebrew is made up entirely of CONSONANTS.

It follows that a number of other languages will turn up to be traceable to Proto-Hebrew language, differing only in vowel sounds.

MuttleyLaff:




6/ Why did Yahshua Ha Mashiach utter "Eloi, Eloi/Eli, Eli, lama, sabachthani" on the cross at Calvary?
7/ To whose benefit did Yahshua Ha Mashiach utter out "Eloi, Eloi/Eli, Eli, lama, sabachthani" on the cross at Calvary?

Bodydialect57:
Thanks donnie, seen.

MuttleyLaff:


Peter's old and/or original/former name, was Simon, which means reed, this to the fact that, he practically, was a wavering person by nature, who just like a river water reed, tall, grass-like plants of wetlands, goes/flows in whatever direction the wind blows it. Anyway, Yahshua Ha Mashiach, renamed him to Peter, signifying a transformation to become resolute and rock steady, lol. You stopped short of acknowledging any of these information/knowledge

donnie:


I said the Savior didn't speak Greek. The name Peter is Greek. Messiah spoke ancient Hebrew. He couldn't have given Simon a Greek name. It's a SCAM. Perhaps they wanted the name to match with the man many suspect to be the Peter of the Roman Catholic church- Simon Magus. Many of the god-men they worshipped in Rome went by the title Peter = Pater = Father.

The Romans who seized the scriptures, rewrote them in Greek. That was where our troubles began. They changed the savior's image to white and gave him a Greek name- Jesus. They hated and will never accept the idea of a black saviour.

The name Messiah gave him was "Kayfa". Meaning "the way" (Bokyi /Bantu) or "where is it?" (Igbo).

Shimon (Simon) in BAKOR/ Bantu means to shift or turn. Modern Hebrew says "to listen". Perhaps, implying that one will have to incline, shit, turn or bend over to listen.

eplanning:
.

Revealing what was hidden for years by those white devils... the Messiah actually originated from amongst us

MuttleyLaff:
brother donnie, to start with:

8/ I watched that "40+ Bantu Names in the Scriptures" YouTube clip, it didnt explain that Simon means reed and Peter or Cephas in Greek means rock.

"Then he took Simon to Jesus. Jesus looked at him and said,
"Your name is Simon son of John, but you will be called Cephas."
(This is the same as Peter and means ''a rock.'')'
- John 1:42

Peter's old and/or original/former name, was Simon, which means reed, this to the fact that, he practically, was a wavering person by nature, who just like a river water reed, tall, grass-like plants of wetlands, goes/flows in whatever direction the wind blows it. Anyway, Yahshua Ha Mashiach, renamed him to Peter, signifying a transformation to become resolute and rock steady, lol. You stopped short of acknowledging any of these information/knowledge

There is more to talk about and over this interesting topic "Eli Eli Lama Sabachthani: Messiah Spoke Bantu Language" and I am holding back, amd not asking further grilling questions, just so you dont get to want to withdraw into a shell or bend down to bury head in sand.

donnie:
HalleluYAH.. all praises to YAH.

MuttleyLaff:


Yinmu. Baba and bom boy both deceiving themselves. Who told both you that "... by the title Peter = Pater = Father." Smh.

MuttleyLaff:
brother donnie, to start with:

8/ I watched that "40+ Bantu Names in the Scriptures" YouTube clip, it didnt explain that Simon means reed and Peter or Cephas in Greek means rock.

"Then he took Simon to Jesus. Jesus looked at him and said,
"Your name is Simon son of John, but you will be called Cephas."
(This is the same as Peter and means ''a rock.'')'
- John 1:42

Peter's old and/or original/former name, was Simon, which means reed, this to the fact that, he practically, was a wavering person by nature, who just like a river water reed, tall, grass-like plants of wetlands, goes/flows in whatever direction the wind blows it. Anyway, Yahshua Ha Mashiach, renamed him to Peter, signifying a transformation to become resolute and rock steady, lol. You stopped short of acknowledging any of these information/knowledge

There is more to talk about and over this interesting topic "Eli Eli Lama Sabachthani: Messiah Spoke Bantu Language" and I am holding back, amd not asking further grilling questions, just so you dont get to want to withdraw into a shell or bend down to bury head in sand.

donnie:
Don't fool yourself. Peter is a Greek/gentile/ European name. His true Hebrew name is Cepha pronouced Kayfa [s]and that is Bantu meaning "where is it" (Igbo), or "the way" (Bokyi) etc.[/s]

Messiah was not giving him a title but a name. Peter was a pagan title and used for several pagan gods/ personalities in Rome.

MuttleyLaff:


I am 10000% sure you correctly read and didn't miss the John 1:42 bible verse I quoted up there, but continue be deceiving yourself, its not the first you'll be doing it. Continue be busy playing blind and refusing to properly read post through

eplanning:
MuttleyLaff it's obvious u just don't want to accept light nd leave the dark lies you've been drowned in for years

donnie:


Yorubas are ancient Israelites as well.

SHALOM

donnie:
ELI ELI LAMA SABACHTHANI means...
-This is for Sabbath Keepers (Xhosa/Bantu)
-My God my God, prepare our Sabbath (Bakor/Bantu)

And about the ninth hour Jesus cried with a loud voice, saying, Eli, Eli, lama sabachthani? that is to say, My God, my God, why hast thou forsaken me? -Mathew 27:46.

Where you find "that is to say" or "which is to be interpreted" in scripture, someone is about to give his own opinion.

The Shabbat of YAHUAH was not commanded to be observed for a period of time but throughout the generations of the children of Israel. We are commanded to teach our children concerning YAHUAH with the observance of Shabbat as well as other feasts of YAH as commanded (which are also sabbaths).
Exodus 31:13
"Speak thou also unto the children of Israel, saying, Verily my sabbaths ye shall keep: for it is a sign between me and you throughout your generations; that ye may know that I am YAHUAH that doth sanctify you."

And by the way, ELI is short for Elohim (God). The Bakor (Bantu) word Eleim refers to (Power, might, to do) which is the same meaning for the Hebrew word Elohim.

#AwakeOIsrael

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCrrB_FzJGgQkTrJfJMS8v2g/discussion?view_as=subscriber

MuttleyLaff:
I guess, the time is here, now is one of the time, I'll like to break and eat bread with you, lol

Brother donnie, to start with:
1/ What language did Yahshua Ha Mashiach aka Jesus, the Messiah, the Anointed or Christ, depending on what is your preference, spoke?
2/ What language did the disciples and even the inner caucus disciples conversed, deliberated with our Lord and Saviour of the whole wide world earth?
3/ What language is the spoken "Eloi, Eloi, lama sabachthani" (i.e. Mark 15:34) and really "Eli, Eli, lama, sabachthani" (i.e. Matthew 27:46) done in?
4/ What to your understanding is the Matthew 27:46 & Mark 15:34 - "Eli Eli _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _" (I've deliberately blanked out, so to talk more and/or indepth on it, later)
5/ What is the meaning of "lama" and "sabachthani" in Bakor (Bantu), Aramaic and Mishnaic Hebrew?
6/ Why did Yahshua Ha Mashiach utter "Eloi, Eloi/Eli, Eli, lama, sabachthani" on the cross at Calvary?
7/ To whose benefit did Yahshua Ha Mashiach utter out "Eloi, Eloi/Eli, Eli, lama, sabachthani" on the cross at Calvary?
8/ I watched that "40+ Bantu Names in the Scriptures" YouTube clip, you didnt explain that Simon means reed and Peter or Cephas in Greek means rock.

"Then he took Simon to Jesus. Jesus looked at him and said,
"Your name is Simon son of John, but you will be called Cephas."
(This is the same as Peter and means ''a rock.'')'
- John 1:42

Peter's old and/or original/former name, was Simon, which means reed, this to the fact that, he practically, was a wavering person by nature, who just like a river water reed, tall, grass-like plants of wetlands, goes/flows in whatever direction the wind blows it. Anyway, Yahshua Ha Mashiach, renamed him to Peter, signifying a transformation to become resolute and rock steady, lol. You stopped short of acknowledging any of these information/knowledge

There is more to talk about and over this interesting topic "Eli Eli Lama Sabachthani: Messiah Spoke Bantu Language" and I am holding back, amd not asking further grilling questions, just so you dont get to want to withdraw into a shell or bend down to bury head in sand.

Donnie, I hope you dont take me as an intrusion or as something of a negative nature. There is a colloquial in the Western part of the country, that says "orukọ, ma nro niyan" loosely translated means "Names and/or naming, have negative or postive propulsion on the bearer" People say how can God leave Adam alone in a garden with an unprotected "dangerous" but forget Adam wasnt a baby and that Adam had the singular privilege to name animals and so have the responsibility to give them genera/genuses and species names.

Each time God is asked what is your name. He conceals what it is and/or avoids telling except for saying "I AM that I AM". So the tetragrammaton, which is YHWH, is the closest we have of what God's no doubt Omnipotent powerful name is. Why is God not trusting us to know what specifically His Name is. Donnie, please c'mon nah, dont try to push YHW/Yah/Yahweh/Jehovah/YAHUAH,. Even Abba, that was mentioned in that YouTube clip, is a mere endearment word, a sweet nothings, affectionate name like "sweet potato, dahling, dear, my tomato, sugar plum, babe, baby, black coffee, queen, ayaba, olori, mami, big poppa, lollipop" etcetera. I think you feel me and do get my drift.

What's the point I am making here, trying to do it in a very careful and/or gently manner is that you're seem to understand the thread's heading and its subject matter not thoroughly and/or deeply enough which has led you to treat it in way that's feeble, light and lacking depth.

Lets Nike this. Lets Just Do It. Flesh this baby out. Blow it wide open and put the devil to shame, lol. Are you on. Are you game, lol. Afterall iron sharpens iron mehn, lol.

donnie:
I dey come

donnie:
6 & 7 are answered in my response to question 4.

MuttleyLaff:
The thing is "Eli Eli lama sabachthani" is Aramaic
Watch this, most people' last words are very profound, and Jesus' is no exception to this.
Jesus as a dying man, hung on a cross, uttered seven famous dying last words

1) Luke 23:34 - Father, forgive them, for they do not know what they do.
2) Luke 23:43 - Truly, I say to you, today you will be with me in paradise.
3) John 19:26-27 - Woman, behold your son. Son Behold your mother.
4) Matthew 27:46 & Mark 15:34 - My God, My God, (this bit I've blanked out, to reveal more on it, later)
5) John 19:28 - I thirst.
6) John 19:30 - It is finished (or "It is accomplished'')
7) Luke 23:46 - Father, into your hands I commit my spirit.

The first of the last four words, (i.e. famous words #4)
were said, for the benefit of the disciples, which is why it was spoken in Aramaic (e.g. "Eli, Eli, lama, sabachthani'')
It wasnt spoken in an unknown tongue, it for crying out loud, was spoken in Aramaic.

Jesus, for the benefit of the disciples, uttered in Aramaic the purpose of His mission/assignment
(i.e. the reason all those things were happening, the reason why He was created or the reason why He came to exist)
He then, after declaring that the purpose (i.e. the process for salvation) is finished or accomplished,
excused Himself with the "Father, into your hands I commit my spirit" last word

Jesus chose His word very carefully and didnt speak impetuously when He used "Eli, Eli, lama, sabachthani"
Jesus, actually was paraphrasing, the beginning of Psalm 22 (i.e. Psalm 22:1),
just like He paraphrased the end of Psalm 22 (i.e Psalm 22:31)

MuttleyLaff:
The bible says Jesus came to die.
Not to have a woman, not to have a thing for men.

God gave Jesus to die for our sins, period.

Jesus, confirmed this, at the ninth hour, on the cross at Golgotha, the skull-shaped hill in Jerusalem, when He said "Eli Eli Lama Sabachthani"

"Eli Eli Lama Sabachthani" when correctly translated, means:
"My God, My God, this is why You kept me"
or "My God, My God, this is My destiny" (i.e. I was born to do this)
or "My God, My God, this is what You permitted"
or "My God, My God, this is what You allowed"