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by Ethan
Thu Mar 08, 2018 10:09 am
Forum: Jewish Texts and History
Topic: Bethlehem
Replies: 1
Views: 5631

Bethlehem

Genesis 35:19 - Ephrath is Bethlehem. Micah 5:2 - But thou, Bethlehem Ephratah 1 Samuel 17:21 - Ephrathite Bethlehem In the Hebrew Bible, names are often accompanied with another word of similar meaning, in this case Ephrath means Bethlehem, thus Ephrath must somehow mean Bread. אֶפְרָת (APRT) - Thi...
by Ethan
Thu Mar 08, 2018 9:14 am
Forum: Jewish Texts and History
Topic: Was OT originally in Greek?
Replies: 101
Views: 207938

Re: Was OT originally in Greek?

The context of Psalms 89:12 are the mountains, Tabor and Hermon, , the context is how these mountains are filled with Snow with the cold of the north [Job 37:9], The most interesting place in the Hebrew Bible is Mt. Hermon, it as so many different names and poetry assigned to it. Thalassa (or Thalat...
by Ethan
Sun Mar 04, 2018 5:07 pm
Forum: Jewish Texts and History
Topic: Biblical Geography is wrong.
Replies: 8
Views: 12878

Re: Biblical Geography is wrong.

Genesis 12:6 - Abram passed through the land unto the place of Sichem, unto the plain of Moreh Sichem and Moreh are synonyms referring to the Sycamore-Mulberry tree , in fact the word Sycamore is literally ' Sichem+Moreh ' Sichem , from συκάμινος [Sukaminos] also written שִׁקְמָה [shakam ] Morah is ...
by Ethan
Sun Mar 04, 2018 1:25 pm
Forum: Christian Texts and History
Topic: Whose crucifixion was Seneca describing in DE IRA? Jesus'?
Replies: 14
Views: 10614

Re: Whose crucifixion was Seneca describing in DE IRA? Jesus'?

The Latin word cruce is not a cross, the definition is ' a gallows, frame, tree ' , the same is true for σταυρός , so none of these words suggest a 'cross-shape', that people have in mind , however the Greek word for Cross is χιάζω, a word never used in the New Testament, so where are people getting...
by Ethan
Sun Mar 04, 2018 8:52 am
Forum: Jewish Texts and History
Topic: Book of Isaiah deciphering.
Replies: 11
Views: 28975

Re: Book of Isaiah deciphering.

Identifying ' Alexander the Great ' with Cyrus in Isaiah 45:1 means most of the events in the Bible can be moved forward 229 years, which solves a major problem with Jewish history, the history between Alexander and the time of the Maccabees ( 332 BCE to 150 BCE ) , very little is known about Jews b...
by Ethan
Sat Mar 03, 2018 1:21 pm
Forum: Jewish Texts and History
Topic: Red Sea is a Mountain
Replies: 1
Views: 5550

Re: Red Sea is a Mountain

Read the fuller Psalms Psalm 89:12 The north-west fattened Tabor and Hermon Job 37:9 ' Cold of the North North in Job 37:9 is actually מְזָרִים [Mzrim] which is rather similar to מִצְרַיִם [Msrim], see Exodus 9:23 ' LORD rained hail upon the land of Msrim ' , a weather phenomena associated with the ...
by Ethan
Sat Mar 03, 2018 1:03 pm
Forum: Jewish Texts and History
Topic: Red Sea is a Mountain
Replies: 1
Views: 5550

Red Sea is a Mountain

In the Hebrew Bible, there is no 'Red Sea', however the term translates from יָמָּה סּוּף , However יָמָּה doesn't always refer to a Sea, but to the Western direction Psalms 89:12 The north-west thou hast created them This verse is similar to Genesis 1, tsaphown (North) yamiyn (West) Bara ( Filled) ...
by Ethan
Sat Mar 03, 2018 12:29 pm
Forum: Jewish Texts and History
Topic: Was OT originally in Greek?
Replies: 101
Views: 207938

Re: Was OT originally in Greek?

[wiki]The Hebrew word shamayim is constructed of two parts: sham (שָׁמַ) derived from Akkadian samu meaning "sky" or "lofty", and Hebrew mayim (מַיִם) meaning "water". In Genesis 1:6 Elohim separated the "water from the water". The area above the earth was fi...
by Ethan
Sat Mar 03, 2018 11:15 am
Forum: Jewish Texts and History
Topic: Was OT originally in Greek?
Replies: 101
Views: 207938

Re: Was OT originally in Greek?

I consider Isaiah , Ezekiel and Songs of Solomon to be the most original books in the Tanakh and can be used to decipher Genesis. Genesis 1:6 as some strange language that mentions 'Upper Waters, Lower Waters, under the firmament and above the firmament ' and this cryptic language can be found in on...
by Ethan
Sat Mar 03, 2018 10:41 am
Forum: Jewish Texts and History
Topic: Was OT originally in Greek?
Replies: 101
Views: 207938

Re: Was OT originally in Greek?

I am also an opponent of PIE [Proto-Indo-European] , Every time i look up PIE Etymology of any words, no mention of Hebrew , Why is Hebrew not classified as a PIE language, the language was used in Europe, the oldest city in Europe is Cádiz (South west spain) founded by the Phoenicians, PIE can be t...