Hello Dor,
Are you aware that the original text was not broken down into words or paragraphs? The Original Hebrew/Aramaic was written in on long string of letters. The true means of translating Hebrew is said to be like building a house with each letter being a brick in the house. Each letter in the Hebrew aleph Bet has a meaning and then there are sets of letters that make up meanings that you must build upon.
I'm not sure what you are trying to show here because what you have shown states pretty much what I have already stated.
My reference comes from the Etymological Dictionary of the Hebrew Language. I also use the Dictionary of the Targumim, Talmud Babli, Yerushalmi purchased at the Hebrew Union Collage and is the dictionary recommended to all students there.
According to the Etymological Dictionary of the Hebrew Language
El: ahleph, lahmed:1. orig. a noun meaning 'nothing' 2. adv. expressing prohibition, a negative wish or request, and meaning 'not', 'nay' derived from base; "to be weak"
3. god (of uncertain etymology) Formerly most scholars derived the word from the base ahleph, vav, lahmed) 2. power 3. these
Eloh: ahleph, lahmed, hey: 1. Goddess 2. obligation by oath
Elohim: 1. supernatural beings 2. gods plural
It looks like Strong's has done some justice to the meaning of the word 430 elohim it however it is both masculine and feminine. The im ending has in more recent times been used as a masculine plural ending but it was not intended as such. According to the Mishna there are only ten rules that are ever to be applied to the Hebrew writings known the ten utterances and they have to do with the vibration of a letter (the tone it carries).
When translating a language you take a word from language and give it the meaning in another language, so lets see what man means in an English dictionary.
Webster's
Man: 1. human being 2. man
Go back to my post and you will see that I stated that the word Adam refers to mankind as a whole The first being held both polarities before eating of the tree of good and evil (polarity). Adam was both male and female until the supposed rib was taken. Which is a twisted way of saying that polarity broke into polar opposites.
Use your Strong's Concordance along with a interliner bible and look up the meaning of each word in the test that says a rib was taken from Adam. Also take note of the words in the text and the words given as the meaning. You'll find they don't all match.
Why are you getting upset and making accusations intended to put another on the defensive. Have I offended you in some manner? If so please accept my apologies. If I have said something out of line that has upset you, I am unaware of what it was. I am sorry for whatever has provoked this attack. Attack is never the AMO of Source only Pure Love.
Please ask God the next time you commune with him (your choice of signature) if I am out to promote something against the Divine. I also talk to Source daily and though I do not see Source I do hear a voice that gives me answers.
Which brings me to the question of how can you see God when the bible specifically states that Nobody can see God and live.
You wrote:
""""Of course if you just read where it says he created man it wouldnt fit with the man-made doctrine you want to spread, so he had to have created some kind of a cross between both. Well try just reading it he said he made man and made woman from him it isnt that hard to read."""
May I ask what makes the doctrine you are promoting any less manmade than what you accuse me of? We are both sharing what we see in the same scriptures.
You quoted this verse:
[FONT=Arial, Geneva, Helvetica]Exodus 5:3 [/FONT][FONT=Arial, Geneva, Helvetica]And they said, The God of the Hebrews hath met with us: let us go, we pray thee, three days' journey into the desert, and sacrifice unto the LORD our God; lest he fall upon us with pestilence, or with the sword.[/FONT]
But really that isnt a masculine title but since Moses wrote the first 5 books there are numerous times he used a title. See elohiym-Noun Masculine which is used 189 times in Genesis alone.
Here is a very literal word for word definition of this verse. Please look each word up for yourself and tell me what you think. Check the word used in the meaning given in strong's against the word in the actual Hebrew text. By the way the ninth word in this text is the Hebrew word for man.
Exodus
Chapter five
First word vav, ahleph lahmed he: vav: conjunction; therefore. ahleph, lahmed, he: goddess, to swear an oath:
Second word: shin, mem, vav, taw: shin:=who. that , which mem, vav, taw:= to die, death.
Third word: Beth, nun, yud: beth:=within. nun, yud:=wailing (mistranslated as son which is ben, nun, there is a third letter yud making it a different word).
Fourth word: yud, shin, rehsh, ahleph, lahmed: Israel which translates: =yud, shin, rehsh:= to be straight, upright, pleasing, uprightness. ahleph, lahmed:= god, these, power
Fifth word: hey, beth, ahleph, yud, mam
hey, beth, ahleph, yud:=nonsensical, exageration, nonsence
mem:= of, from
OR:
hey, beth:= give
ahleph, yud, mem: fearful, to frighten, to threaten, terrible
Or'
hey:=the
beth, ahleph: subsequent
yud, mem:= hot springs
Sixth word: mem, tzadi, rehsh, yud, mem, hey:
mem:=from
tzade, rehsh, yud, mem, hey:= dissonance
Or:
mem, tzade, rehsh, yud, mem:= Egyptian
hey:= the
Or:
mem, yzade, rehsh:=boundry
yud, mem, he:= lake
Seventh Word: ahleph, tav: with
Eighth word: yud, ayin, kuf, beth: = Jacob : action seen the sun on the horizon within
Ninth word: ahleph, yud, shin (ash) : = man, opposite of woman
Tenth word: vav, beth, yud, tav, vav:
vav:=therefore, and
beth, yud, tav:= domestic, domesticate, family, house
vav:= therefore
beth, yud: in me
tav, vav: once more
You wrote:
"""The Jesus in the Last Supper is not a woman and even if it was. DaVinci and Dan Brown dont really know everything people say they do.""""
The Jesus in the Last Supper isn't man nor woman Jesus is androgynous holding a perfect balance of gender but looking more feminine. I have not read the DaVinci Code or any of Dan Brown's books. I came upon this at least fifteen years ago while doing research for a book I was writing. If you blow the picture of the last supper up you will see that not only is the figure of Jesus dressed in female garb, this being does not have a beard but a shadow that disappears when blown up. It is very obvious that there are six males and six females.
Love and Light, Marietta
