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@needeeg, needeeg:Where did you cop out your fallacy from? |
@thesilent1, Go check out the FACTS of how Horus is misleading you before celebrating what you don't know. |
@Horus, Horus:Don't try to cheat your readers (that is, if anyone ever pays attention to you these days). Aramaic and Hebrew are closely related languages; but they are two very distinct languages. You should have the decency of being honest to yourself before posting anything in a public Forum. See the following links for the distinctions: Hebrew http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hebrew_language http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Biblical_Hebrew_language Aramaic http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aramaic_language http://www.answers.com/topic/aramaic Infact, the word bârâ' does not mean 'to reconstruct, or reconstruction'. It is indicative of either of two possible meanings: (a) 'to open up', with its cognate Hebrew bârâ'q meaning 'lightning'; (b) depending on the special Hebrew marks one uses for the consonantal, it could mean: -- (Qal) to shape or fashion -- (Niphal) to be created -- (Piel) to cut out/cut down -- (Niphil) to make fat Except for ch. 31:47 (which is a translation of a Hebrew place-name), Genesis itself was not written in Aramaic, but rather in the Hebrew langauge. So, you cannot take the name of the book out of its Hebrew distinctives and make it an Aramaic word in order to arrive at your slanted idea.The Hebrew word for Genesis is not 'b[b]a[/b]r[b]a[/b]shit', but rather 'ber[b]e[/b]shit' [בראשית (B'reshit or Bərêšîth)]. The word simply means "birth", "creation", "cause", "beginning", "source" or "origin" (see http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Genesis ). It therefore stands that Genesis is not what you misinterpreted it to mean (as you always do). It is that book of "beginnings", and not the tale of your lost 'black jesus'. |
@thesilent1, thesilent1:Be careful what you agree with, lest you be tagged as ignorant as they are. Just a gentle reminder you might need to hold close to your chest before examining the FACTS for yourself. ![]() |
@Horus, Horus:Where did God tell PEOPLE to eat flesh and drink blood in 2 Kings 6:28-29 and Ezekiel 39:17? |
thesilent1:@thesilent1, Go read the text yourself - God did NOT tell people to eat flesh or drink blood in 2 Kings 6:28-29 or Ezekiel 39:17. John 6:54-57 is symbolic for the feast of the Supper which Christians partake with bread and fruit of the vine: For I have received of the Lord that which also I delivered unto you, That the Lord Jesus the same night in which he was betrayed took bread: And when he had given thanks, he brake it, and said, Take, eat: this is my body, which is broken for you: this do in remembrance of me. After the same manner also he took the cup, when he had supped, saying, This cup is the new testament in my blood: this do ye, as oft as ye drink it, in remembrance of me. For as often as ye eat this bread, and drink this cup, ye do shew the Lord's death till he come. --- I Cor. 11:23-26 And as they were eating, Jesus took bread, and blessed it, and brake it, and gave it to the disciples, and said, Take, eat; this is my body. And he took the cup, and gave thanks, and gave it to them, saying, Drink ye all of it; For this is my blood of the new testament, which is shed for many for the remission of sins. --- Matt. 26:26-28 |
@twitch, I really don't have to bother with people like Horus - he's just a confused renegade of his own racist black jesus movement which is neither here nor there. Having lost contact with their so-called factology, they've turned against themselves to eat their own skins, and from within that matrix will ever seek to cast aspersions on Christ and the Bible. He's not even half-witted enough to construct a sane sentence, let alone hold his tuff when exposed to light and intelligence. And yes, you're right that he's one of those self-defeated chumps fulfilling Biblical prophecies. I'm not bothered, because more of them will come, and they'll be beaten back to their racist holes. Blessings. --------------------------- @afroqueen1, At least, you've taken the time to explain his misgivings about the non-existent cannibalism he read into the Bible. Perhaps he would sooner than later come to terms with his misplaced beliefs. If he doesn't, no shakings. Cheers. |
@Horus, # what is your proof that Jesus was BLACK? # what did your BLACK jesus do for you? # what do you know about your black jesus that no one has heard of until recently? |
@Horus, Horus:The Bible did not say Jesus Christ the Son of God was BLACK. Don't try to be patronizing here after losing your black jesus identity. Horus:Where is the connection with the sorcerer being the "son of Jesus" or of Mary Magdalene in Acts 13:6? Horus:And this is assumed to be your black jesus, yes?? Horus:We hear you; and yet you have not been able to explicate issues clearly even when YOU read the same Bible. Horus:And in spite of the common occurence of the name "Jesus", where is your black jesus among the many? Is he such a shadowy figure that you have looked in vain and still not found him? |
Lol @somze, After recovering, I couldn't help it - you made me laff until water scatter from my eyes!! ![]() |
somze:https://bestsmileys.com/fainting/1.gif |
@Horus, # what is your proof that Jesus was BLACK? # what did your BLACK jesus do for you? # what do you know about your black jesus that no one has heard of until recently? |
@goodguy, No offence; but I'm holding on for now. ![]() @Horus, Horus:Who are they? Horus:By who? What year? What things were added? Horus:And where does that leave your "black jesus"?? |
@Horus, Horus:Which 'God' are you referring to - the one who needs a larynx to speak, as you hinted in other threads? Horus:Revelation 1:14-15 does not say that Jesus was a black man. His head and his hairs were white like wool, as white as snow; and his eyes were as a flame of fire; And his feet like unto fine brass, as if they burned in a furnace; and his voice as the sound of many waters. -- Rev. 1:14-15. That the hair was "white as wool" does not speak of texture but of colour! Same as the emphasis on colour when it speaks of the hair as "white as snow"! The picture you posted - how does that describe the hair as "white like wool" or "white as snow"?!? Besides, both white and black people have white hair; so cheating with this rigmarole is not helping your idea of a black jesus. Horus:Nazarenes are known to have long hair when under a vow!! "All the days of the vow of his separation there shall no razor come upon his head: until the days be fulfilled, in the which he separateth himself unto the LORD, he shall be holy, and shall let the locks of the hair of his head grow." -- Num. 6:5. So, where is your black jesus in this picture? Horus:Your image of a "black jesus" does not cut your description either. Horus:Where do you read rather that she IS black? Chapter and verse, please. Horus:The description is about colour, and not texture! Horus:Does your black jesus have a hair texture like snow ("white as snow" ?? Sample the pictures below and see that both blacks and whites have "white hairs"![img]http://www.gateway.ualberta.ca/media/images/i_2005-11-/motto-hancock.jpg[/img] Now look closer at your "black jesus" https://factology.com/doc/i/doc1.jpg Where is the white hair as "wool" or "snow"?? |
@Horus, Horus:You have been making intelligible noise on the Forum and never tried even once to face up to the questions I offered. If you missed them, prove your mettle and answer them in the threads where I asked them. Horus:Which again proves how low your IQ is. Horus:If you lose your gravity, we won't miss you - threads locked or not. Thanks to your racist drivel that is the one thing you'd have to come to terms with - here or any thread at all. |
@Horus, Horus:I've left you a few questions in that thread. |
Horus:@Horus, # what is your proof that Jesus was BLACK? # what did your BLACK jesus do for you? # what do you know about your black jesus that no one has heard of until recently? |
Dear Horus, Horus:I'm not negative. If you had nothing to answer for your emptiness, I could sympathize with that. But just be man enough to be honest and true to yourself. ![]() |
My dear somze, somze:You've captured it one and all. I was going to ignore him after his futility has been exposed; and indeed I have some home-schooling for the poor chap and his adulators. For now, I'm just giving him enough time and speace to exhaust himself. Cheers and many blessings. ![]() |
We've heard it all. After recycling the same copy and paste in several threads, Christians are still growing and loving God. Can you then tell us about your "black jesus" and let's see what he's all about? If you're too frightened to talk about your "black jesus" because he does not exist, you can throw your black history in the bin. ![]() |
@Horus, Horus:Since you're refusing to grow up, I've decided to oblige you to your alley. Horus:And again, thanks. Horus:This is typical again of people with low IQs and can't intelligently hold a discourse. |
My faith never grow reach this one! |
Lol @Al Raheem, Please don't take any offence. And most definitely, I don't come close to either of the two intellectual giants you mentioned (Darwin or Einstein); or even so many that I admire on this Forum. Cheers. |
@Horus, Don't give yourself a heart attack if you're so bothered about my posts. If you do not recognize yourself in them, you should not have been sweating it all along. You've called me a Fanatic; and I've demonstrated you're not intelligent enough to hold your forte. |
@Pishawar, I understand where you might be coming from. However, I'm a little concerned about this line in yours: Pishawar:A few questions will necessarily be asked here for some folks who might not be so close to where you're coming from: #1. If Arabic is the language of Jannah, what about those who are non-arab or do not understand the language: will they also miss Jannah? #2. How do you know that Arabic is the language of Jannah, if you haven't been there before yourself? #3. Apart from the sweetness, what is so special about Arabic that is not is not found in other languages? #4. Are you aware that some words in the Qur'an were borrowed purely from other Semitic languages - such as Hebrew and Aramaic? The Qur'an was not written purely all in Arabic. Meanwhile, please do not mistake me for a scholar in the Arabic language; but I think I know just a little to hold an intelligent conversation about the language with people on the Forum. |
@Horus, https://www.nairaland.com/nigeria/topic-56074.0.html#msg1153751 I don't see how you could be so concerned about my replies. Quoting me directly, I answered directly. Do you have any problesm with that? ![]() |
@Horus, I am available ANYWHERE you want to address the issue. Bring the thread/topic up, and let's see what your "black jesus" is all about. ![]() |
I'm adult enough to know I'm not a monster; even though some have been magnanimous enough to label me with very palatable anecdotes. ![]() |
Horus:Here or there or anywhere, answer the question and let's see what your "black jesus" is all about. You didn't bring up this excuse when you were recycling the same questions over and over in several threads, did you? |
Hi @Al Raheem, Al Raheem:That's great to know. The point is, I don't remember asking the question about hell here. Al Raheem:That's true. Al Raheem:I apologise. But could you please make reference to particular cases? Then maybe I could also do the same about yours. Thanks. ![]() Al Raheem:|Can you please share more on them. |
@Horus, Horus:I have. Take another look and see -- https://www.nairaland.com/nigeria/topic-56074.0.html#msg1153751 Whose post were you quoting and asking the rhetorical question about mirrors? Horus:Don't take such a fright. Here, there, anywhere, answer the question and let's see what your "black jesus" is all about. Trying to sheep off just now with this excuse is not going to help your sobs. |
Okay. My bad! ![]() Oops! I've overstayed my break, Catch ya later!! |


Are you talking about the image you see in Holywood movie??

My faith never grow reach this one!