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sodomite Value: 338 300: Ardent faith, philosophy. 38: Imperfection, miserliness, envy. 30: Weddings, celebrities. 8: Love of justice, honesty. Sodomite" or "Cult prostitute" in Deuteronomy 23:17 et al.? "There shall be no LovePeddler of the daughters of Israel, nor a sodomite of the sons of Israel." (Deuteronomy 23:17, KJV) Cult prostitute? The word translated "LovePeddler" is the noun "קדשׁה (kedeshah)" and the word translated "sodomite" is the noun "קדשׁ (kadesh)". The first is the female form of the word and the second is the male form of the word. Since the verb form "קדשׁ (kadash)" means "to consecrate, sanctify, prepare, dedicate, be hallowed, be holy, be sanctified, be separate" (Brown-Driver-Briggs' Hebrew Definitions), many scholars suppose that the noun form of both genders refers to a person associated with a cult or temple. The ESV, NASB and HCSB have "cult prostitute". The NIV has "shrine prostitute". The NLT has "temple prostitute". Jeffrey H. Tigay, Emeritus A.M. Ellis Professor of Hebrew and Semitic Languages and Literatures in the Department of Near Eastern Languages and Civilizations at the University of Pennsylvania, disagrees with these modern translations as follows in his commentary on Deuteronomy 23:17: "cult prostitute Rather, "prostitute." Hebrew kedeshah refers to a common prostitute elsewhere in the Bible, and that is probably its meaning here, synonymous with "LovePeddler" in the next verse. This prohibition is similar to Leviticus 19:29, which prohibits a father from degrading his daughter by making her a harlot. There is scant justification for the translation "cult prostitute," a term used by modern scholars for a prostitute employed at a sanctuary. Although kedeshah means something like "holy woman," from the root k-d-sh ("holy," "set apart," "reserved" , etymology is not a reliable indication of meaning; in the present case it could simply be a euphemism like some other terms for prostitute. It is questionable whether cultic prostitution existed at all in the ancient Near East. See Excursus 22.The meaning of the masculine kadesh here is uncertain. In the book of Kings it refers to a type of abhorrent pagan cultic functionary, mentioned on a par with high places, sacred pillars and sacred posts, and in association with the goddess Asherah. In Ugaritic it refers to cultic personnel lower than priests. There is reason to question whether the word has the same meaning here. A servant of a pagan deity would be banned by the general prohibition of paganism and would not require a separate law (there is no prohibition on kemarim, the other term for pagan priests). Even if it did require a separate law, one would expect a practice involving the worship of another god to be banned absolutely, and the text to say "let no kadesh be found among you" at all (cf. 18:10-11), not "no Israelite shall be a kadesh." It seems, therefore, that the kadesh in this verse is not a pagan official. Since the kedeshah is a prostitute, perhaps the kadesh here is a male prostitute, either heterosexual or homosexual. The term is not known to have this meaning elsewhere, but the order of the clauses in this verse may support this interpretation. Females are not usually listed before males; and perhaps this was done here in order to clarify the theme of the verse and indicate that here kadesh is another type of prostitute and does not have its usual meaning." (The JPS Torah Commentary: Deuteronomy, The Traditional Hebrew Text with the New JPS Translation Commentary by Jeffrey H. Tigay (Philadelphia : Jewish Publication Society, 1996), p. 215-216) Apart from the kadesh-kadash connection, many scholars believe the people in verse 17 are associated with religious duties because verse 18 appears to prohibit a "secular" form of prostitution. Verse 18 mentions a "LovePeddler" and a "dog". The word "LovePeddler" in verse 18 is understood to be the word for a secular (i.e. recreational) female "LovePeddler" or "harlot" (זנה (zanah), translated as "prostitute" in the ESV, NIV, NLT) and "dog" is understood to be a derogatory term referring to the male equivalent of the secular "LovePeddler" or "harlot" (see NET Bible note 27 of Deuteronomy 23:18: "Heb “of a dog.” This is the common Hebrew term for a noncultic (i.e., “secular”) male prostitute." . Given this prohibition against a supposed secular form of prostitution in verse 18, many scholars believe that the prostitution in verse 17 is a different and more specific type of prostitution. However, this theory ignores the fact that Hebrew writing is replete with synonymous parallelisms which repeat what is essentially the same idea in order to emphasize an idea or to define an idea in pairs. The context suggests that "zanah" and "kedeshah/kadesh" are just two words to refer to the same thing - LovePeddler/harlot. Consider the parallelism:Deuteronomy 23:17: There shall be no LovePeddler of the daughters of Israel, nor a sodomite of the sons of Israel. Deuteronomy 23:18: Thou shalt not bring the hire of a LovePeddler, or the price of a dog, into the house of the LORD thy God for any vow: for even both these are abomination unto the LORD thy God. The two verses must be understood as complimenting each other in prohibiting the same conduct, or else it leaves a legal loophole. If verse 17 is understood as prohibiting cult prostitution, it fails to prohibit secular prostitution - which is at odds with Old Testament ethics. If verse 18 is understood as a prohibition on bringing the avails of secular prostitution into the house of the LORD, it fails to prohibit the bringing of the avails of cult prostitution into the house of the LORD - which, again, seems odd. The complete code of prohibiting the ungodly profession of prostitution as well as the sacrilege of bringing the avails of prostitution into the house of the LORD can only be accomplished if verse 17 and verse 18 are understood as part of a synonymous parallelism that prohibits prostitution in general as well as the bringing in of the avails of all types of prostitution into the house of the LORD. After seeing how illogical it is to ban one type of prostitution while not banning the use of its proceeds, and to ban the use of the proceeds of another type of prostitution but not the prostitution itself, one could hardly maintain the idea that two different types of prostitution are in view at verses 17 and 18. Another Jewish commentary supports the disassociation of kadesh from any religious duty: "sodomites. This rendering follows the Targum, and the Talmud (Sanh. 54b) explains that the verse refers to male prostitutes. This was common among the heathens, but is denounced as abominable in Lev. xviii. 22 and prohibited in Deut. xxiii. 18f." (Kings, The Soncino Books of the Bible: Hebrew Text & English Translation with an Introduction and Commentary, edited by Rabbi Abraham Cohen, by Rev. Dr. I. W. Slotki, and revised by Rabbi E. Oratz (New York : Soncino Press, 1990), p. 108). Promiscuous man While Tigay refutes the modern translation of "cult prostitute", he does not exactly support the KJV translation of "sodomite". He provides a theory suggesting male prostitute but ultimately says "The meaning of the masculine kadesh here is uncertain." As explained in another Jewish translation of Deuteronomy 23:17 and commentary, it may not be necessary to narrow the meaning of kadesh to prostitution. The word signifies a person who is sexually immoral in a general sense: "There shall be no one dedicated to immorality of the daughters of Israel, and no one dedicated to immorality of the sons of Israel.... ...Just as קדוש is the complete surrender to what is morally lofty and good so is קדש the surrender to what is morally low and bad. An analogy can be found in the root כבר, which as כבור designates the impression of the spiritual moral content, and as כבר the impression of the material content. Immorality is every sexual intercourse which has not had the dedication of קידושין [sanctification]...." (The Pentateuch: Translated & Explained, Samson Raphael Hirsch, Vol. V Deuteronomy, rendered into English by Isaac Levy, 2nd Edition (New York : Bloch Publishing Company, 1966), p. 465) Likewise, the Stone Edition Tanach, by the respected Mesorah Heritage Foundation, edited by Rabbi Nosson Scherman and other Rabbis, translates Deuteronomy 23:17 (verse 18 in the Hebrew) as: "There shall not be a promiscuous woman among the daughters of Israel, and there shall not be a promiscuous man among the sons of Israel." If promiscuity is what is suggested by kadesh, then verse 17 prohibits promiscuity and verse 18 prohibits bringing in the proceeds of commercial promiscuity (i.e. prostitution) into the house of the LORD. The synonymous parallelism of verses 17 and 18 still makes sense. Sodomite As for why the KJV uses the term "sodomite" to translate kadesh, the KJV translators appeared to follow Rashi's commentary which runs alongside the Masoretic text of the Hebrew Bible. Rashi explains the text as follows: "ולא יהיה קדש: מזומן למשכב זכר" "nor shall there be kadesh: one prepared to lie with a male" (Translation by KJV Today) |
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inoculation Value: 522 500: Election, honors, stature. 22: Invention, prudence, mystery. 20: Sadness, austerity. 2: Destruction, death, catastrophe. in·oc·u·la·tion /iˌnäkyəˈlāSH(ə)n/ noun the action of inoculating or of being inoculated; vaccination. "inoculation against flu was readily available"
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It's an ancient curse, so now you can see that preflood Black races practiced evil sex religion which included human sacrifice of slaves out in the open. When you see them claiming homosexuality is harmless they are lying or don't know what they are doing is a curse. Sodomites are a curse which included prostitution. |
Is India overpopulated? India is the second most populous nation in the world after China. The over population is exerting an ill impact on the growth of the society and nation with an increasing trend of unemployment, overcrowding of infrastructure and depletion of the natural and manmade resources.Jul 11, 2020 Is overpopulation a problem in India? Overpopulation is a serious threat to our own existence. ... Today India is stretched to its limit due to overpopulation. 57 billionaires control 70 percent of India's wealth. This economic inequality leads to poverty, lack of free medical assistance, lack of social security and bad living conditions.
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There are two religions one of the mind and one of idols. Christ only asks for moral obedience while the Devil demands immoral sacrifice. |
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The Coronavirus is the common cold greatest lie ever told |
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Catholicism is not Christianity its African Vodou and Indian Hindu
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They are killing people for the Devil's religion and it's being done sneaky. They are really after true Christians those who really follow Yeshuah Ben Yossef The King of The Jews.
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The Coronavirus is the common cold greatest lie ever told
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Rise of the pagan world order Pagan Saints This is a growing list of Christian saints and which Pagan Gods and Goddesses they are based on. The material is organized by the language group of the original Pagan Gods. Often, information about Christianity is a major source of information about Pagan religions, and an understanding of the Pagan religions is quite revealing about the later monotheistic religions, too. Festival, abbreviated f. refers to a festival for a Pagan God. These have often been “set to” an annual date, that is, treated as if they fell on a fixed day on the annual calendar, even though this was not the case in classical Greek, for example, which still ran on a lunar/solar calendar (where each month actually began on the first new moon as it was sighted). This method of organizing the information allows for an easy comparison between languages and religions. Of course, many original festivals fell according to nature. For example, the wheat was harvested whenever the wheat was ripe, which might depend on the weather, and then the people celebrated the wheat harvest at the next full moon, more or less. For the purpose of comparing calendars, full moons are treated as if they always fell on the 15th of the month, new moons as if they always fell on the first of the month. Feast Day, abbreviated fd. stands for the feast day for saints (with various differences between orthodox and catholic annual calendars, Julian and Gregorian calendars, implementation by various countries, etc.). Feast days are essential for identifying the Christian saints because there are so many of them and they are often so undifferentiated, that this serves as a convenient method of keeping them straight. Dates are given in the American way, month/day (sorry! rest of the world). Greek Goddesses who became Christian saints: Many Greek Goddesses became Christian saints but if they were powerful in Greek Pagan religion they were either reduced to rape victims or repentant prostitutes or they had to change gender and become male warrior saints. Demeter is a Goddess of many festivals but most important, the Thesmophoria, which fell in late October. She became St. Demetrios, a masculine warrior saint, whose fd. is 10/26. Aphrodite became St. Aphrodite, of which there are several, all with saints’ tales that tell how she became a “repentant LovePeddler.” The Greek Goddess Nike was picked up as Saint Nicholas, who was extremely popular wherever shipping was important. He is the patron saint of Russia, Holland and Germany, all on the Baltic or northern Sea coasts. Roman Gods who became Catholic saints Many Catholic Saints are “votive saints”, that is, their names were copied off votive offerings for Pagan Gods, especially altars and statues which were still standing in Rome in the fourth century CE. The Roman God Mars was originally a God who guarded wheat fields. He became St. Martin (esp. St. Martin-in-the-fields). Although March is the month associated with Mars (it was the beginning of the military campaigning season in Roman times), the major festival for him in Christian times now usually falls in February, called Mardi Gras “Great Mars.” The Roman God Quirinus became St. Cyrinus, of which there are various “equestrian warrior saints” such as St. Cyr in France, and St. Quirina, mother of St. Lawrence. The element quir- means (or was understood to mean) ‘horse.’ These saints were very popular and widely worshiped in the Middle-Ages, in France, Holland and also eastern Christian countries. The Roman gods known as the Laresbecame St. Lawrence, esp. St. Lawrence beyond-the-wall. The Lares were field Gods who protected the grain growing in the fields. In Italian, he became St. Lorenzo beyond the Walls, meaning outside of the walls of the city, for which there is still a church in Rome, with many “daughter” churches which developed from it. The Roman Goddess Venus became St. Venera (with a feminized ending to her name since -us looks like a masculine ending in Latin). She had a major church in Rome in early Christian times, but that didn’t last long. The Roman Gods known as the Gemini, who were protectors of sailors in Roman Pagan times, became the Sanctos Geminos, with a number of forms in the various Christian religions. Santiago de Compostela, (St. James in English) became the protector of pilgrims during the Middle Ages. Forms of St. James all seem to be christianized from various forms of the Proto-Indo-European God *Yama. This God was repeatedly christianized in most of the Indo-European language groups. Not all Christian saints came from Roman and Greek Pagan deities. Ahura Mazda, a major God in Zoroastrian religion became Ador Ormazd (Saint Ahura Mazda) in the early Syriac Christian church. [fuggle26] Not all Pagan saints are even based on Pagan Gods. Some are based on Pagan holidays. For example the Roman festival of Caro Patri (“Dear Parents” a festival to remember one’s ancestors) in the Roman Pagan calendar of Philocalus became the festival of St. Peter’s Chair in the Roman Catholic Martyrology or saints’ calendar. This was one of the sources that contributed to the character of Saint Peter,who became one of the most important saints in the Roman Catholic Church, since he is the source of their theological claim for apostolic succession. Some saints are “archaeological” saints, that is, they are based on archaeological monuments or finds. St. George is of this type; the image of him killing a dragon is based on sculptures put up by the Romans to threaten barbarians in eastern Europe. The iconography then spawned stories of him killing a dragon. References The most widely used book of saints in the west is the Golden Legend, but I could not find any convenient place where there was a list of which Pagan Gods became saints, so I will just be adding them in here. Catholicism became a mask for many pagan cultures colonized by Catholic Rome. Many people think its Europe that colonized the world yet they are wrong. Christopher Columbus was a Catholic as was Cortez who sacked pagan Aztec. The people who took the Congo Empire like King Leopold were Catholic. True Christianity is not about slavery and colonialism that's Catholicism behind pagan aggression seeking slaves to sacrifice for their gods.
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Man Of Lawlessness In 2 Thessalonians 2:3–10, the "man of sin" is described as one who will be revealed before the Day of the Lord comes. The Codex Sinaiticus and Codex Vaticanus have the reading "man of lawlessness" and Bruce M. Metzger argues that this is the original reading even though 94% of manuscripts have "man of sin". iconoclasm Value: 296 200: Lack of resolution. Although conquerors would try to claim this prehistory themselves it would eventually fail and be exposed. 90: Not very perceptive, error, affliction. Iconoclasm gave us a false perception, caused errors in judgment and lead to affliction. 6: Perfection, work. Iconoclasm was s perfect work the barbaric conquerors managed to bury the true identity of the man of Lawlessness, these ancient Black Babylonians who were also residing in the Indus Kush Valley. i·con·o·clasm /īˈkänəˌklazəm/ noun 1. the action of attacking or assertively rejecting cherished beliefs and institutions or established values and practices. 2. the rejection or destruction of religious images as heretical; the doctrine of iconoclasts. As you can see this ancient pagan Babylonian Indus Kush Valley statues are defaced by iconoclasts. Yet we know these pagans were Blacks both the Hamitic type and the Indian type. This anthropological peice reveals the man of Lawlessness that the Revelations speak of.
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A woman dies 4 days after her inoculation shot of Covid vaccine.. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wosyaWiDR2U |
The Coronavirus is the common cold |
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The Coronavirus is the common cold greatest lie ever told |
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Save a life tell them, No Vaccines! |
Sodomy it is the Devil's religion
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The Coronavirus is the common cold greatest lie ever told Homosexual witchcraft is very much going on https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HRcPDyI8acU EXPERT: LEADER MAY PRACTICE OCCULT RELIGION HUMAN RITUAL SACRIFICE SAID NOT PART OF 'SANTERIA' LUISA YANEZ, Miami BureauSUN-SENTINEL MIAMI -- Adolfo de Jesus Constanzo, the suspected leader of a drug ring accused of butchering 13 people as a sacrifice to the gods, is a former resident of Miami, where santeria, the Afro-Cuban occult religion, is practiced by many Cuban exiles. But ritual human sacrifice has never been part of santeria, local professor and santeria expert Mercedes Sandoval, who teaches anthropology at Miami-Dade Community College, said. Santeria was introduced in Cuba by African slaves who disguised the religion from their Spanish masters by giving their saints a double life in the accepted Catholic religion. Thousands of Cubans still practice some form of the religion, which includes offering sweets to saints and sacrificing chickens, goats and doves. In Miami's Little Havana, stores called botanicas where santeria supplies are sold, are easy to find. Constanzo, known as "the Godfather" and accused by his accomplices as the ring leader, lived in Miami in the late 1970s and early 1980s. Neighbors of the Constanzo family said they were known as santeria practicioners. Copyright © 2021, Sun Sentinel Wherever you find pagans they are sodomites and human sacrificers.
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We have a crime, motive and suspects. ![]() In Aztec mythology and religion, Xipe Totec(/ˈʃiːpə ˈtoʊtɛk/; Classical Nahuatl: Xīpe Totēc[ˈʃiːpe ˈtoteːkʷ]) or Xipetotec[2] ("Our Lord the Flayed One" [3] was a life-death-rebirth deity, god of agriculture, vegetation, the east , spring, goldsmiths, silversmiths, liberation, and the seasons.[4] Xipe Totec was also known by various other names, including Tlatlauhca (Nahuatl pronunciation: [t͡ɬaˈt͡ɬawʔka]), Tlatlauhqui Tezcatlipoca (Nahuatl pronunciation: [t͡ɬaˈt͡ɬawʔki teskat͡ɬiˈpoːka]) ("Red Smoking Mirror" and Youalahuan(Nahuatl pronunciation: [jowaˈlawan]) ("the Night Drinker" ,[5] and Yaotzin or Yoatzin("noble night-god" .[6] The Tlaxcaltecs and the Huexotzincas worshipped a version of the deity under the name of Camaxtli,[7] and the god has been identified with Yopi, a Zapotecgod represented on Classic Period urns.[8] The female equivalent of Xipe Totec was the goddess Xilonen-Chicomecoatl.[9]Xipe-Totec God of force and agriculture, lord of seasons, regeneration and crafts. Ruler of the East[1] It's a repeat pattern in the West that Catholicism sits side by side with ancient pagan religion and masks it. These Latin American people using the Catholic Saints as matching gods to their pagan shrines of traditions. LGBT culture is present always with Catholicism and paganism as is the idol processions and wearing of ritual masks. They already coexist together yet true Christianity doesn't exist with this Anti Christ religion.
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The Coronavirus lockdown is a crime against humanity and great deception to force the world into inoculation death. There is a world government united by paganism. From Sub Sahara African traditions, Pacific Islands pagans, Catholic to the Far East religions of Hindu and Buddhism they all do cult prostitution. Its indisputable that idol worshippers can not worship God in mind they must have an object to bow and pray too. And since it is just a graven image, a piece of wood or carved stone it can't do nothing for them they must charge it with sex and blood. Thus infesting them with demons which make them aggressive towards the rest of mankind. There is no raiding, marauding, raping and pillaging without paganism. No slavery, brothels and human sacrifice abscent of pagan idol worship. So this awakening has exposed the dirty kept secret of pagans and uncovered their hidden world government.
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Shocking people are so naive. |
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Be prepared or be scared. ![]() fear Value: 92 90: Not very perceptive, error, affliction. 2: Destruction, death, catastrophe.
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The Coronavirus is the pedophilia ba'al worship a detractor public scare predicted by the Simpson Cartoon as well as other forms of media.
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, etymology is not a reliable indication of meaning; in the present case it could simply be a euphemism like some other terms for prostitute. It is questionable whether cultic prostitution existed at all in the ancient Near East. See Excursus 22.