Concordances

[GuardianShua]

I wonder how many parables are in the Bible

I have a list some where, all I can say is lots. In fact I was supprised that there were so many. One of the problems, is that there is no refference to some that are used parabolically. Another method that I used was word assoications, such as: Sea, ocean, water-s, river-s. The deeper you get into it, the more interesting it becomes.

 

[GuardianShua]

Ok, I got my computer up again. We can talk some more about useing more than one Exhaustive Concordance, and how that is helpful for those searching for Gods truth and not mans. Know what I mean?

 

[JHM]

Bye Now

 

[GuardianShua]

Not sure. Your statement requires a great deal of explanation.

My computer is working and I have a means for getting here at the forum.

 

[JHM]

Bye Now

 

[GuardianShua]

Not sure. Your statement requires a great deal of explanation.

Did you have anything more that you would like to share? Also, have you read "The Dead sea Scrolls in English" book? The Dead Sea Scrolls also talk about things written in the bible and the book of Enoch.

 

[GuardianShua]

I am not so stupid that I missed that point. It was the rest of what you said that I referred to. I asked you some time ago to either by PM or openly give me your idea, (complete with detailed explanation of grounds for believing it), of what you think the "Harlot" that we should come out of is. All I am getting back is dreck about your computer.

I sent you a PM.

 

[JHM]

Bye Now

 

[GuardianShua]

I have a couple of books on the dead sea scrolls, The Book of Jasher, The Book of Secrets of Enoch, The Book of Jubilees, both the Laurence and Charles translations of The Book of Enoch, and those collected as "The Forgotten books of Eden".

Also one of my bibles has a book titled 2nd Esdras. This paricular book, however, seems to go by a different name in all of the few sources in which it is available. It is NOT the same 2nd Esdras that one finds in the Douai Bible. Also have a book titled James the Brother of Jesus, (1074 pages) which seems to indicate there was no small amount of acrimony between him and St. Paul.

I have to go now, and if you have the time could you look up in your Strongs Exhaustive Concordance this://///// "I am" is an interpretation for Exodus 3:14.


The transliteral for that in English is "I live," or "Im alive." NIV #2118. The translation I gave is based upon the oldest Hebrew and Aramaic. See also NIV 10201 and 10262.

 

[JHM]

Bye Now

 

[GuardianShua]

I don't have a NIV concordance to see. You may e-mail me anything you like, and I will be glad to go through it.

I will take care of it myself, but for now Im to busy. Ill try to start a new thread on the subject tomarrow. Ill be back in about an hour if you have any questions to ask.

 

[GuardianShua]

Im not finished yet, but it seems that the Strongs is agreeing with the NIV Exhaustive Concordance. One difference is the pronouncing of the name: Jehovah vs Yahwah. Jehovah is of Latin origin, but something is wrong with the spelling. I think the letter "v" may be wrong. Putting that aside, ill continue to see if the Strongs and NIV agree. talk to you tomarrow.

 

[JHM]

Bye Now

 

[GuardianShua]

First you say

Sorry about the confussion. I changed the subject slightly. The subject is Gods name and the the meaning of it which breaks down to two words: Yah-wah = Life - began. From: "ha-yah"= the life, and "ha-wah"= the begining. Let me get back to my studies, and ill talk to you tomarrow.

 

[JHM]

Bye Now

 

[GuardianShua]

First you say that, so I look that up in Strong's as requested, & point out that I don't have a NIV concordance to see 10201 & 10262.

Now you are saying :
Im not finished yet, but it seems that the Strong's is agreeing with the NIV Exhaustive Concordance. One difference is the pronouncing of the name: Jehovah vs Yahwah. Jehovah is of Greek origin, but something is wrong with the spelling. I think the letter "v" may be wrong. Putting that aside, ill continue to see if the Strong's and NIV agree. talk to you tomarrow.

What is your point ??

The point has to do with the King James only people. Im checking for paraity. Did you say that you have a Young's Exhaustive Concordance? I also have a Strong's Complete Dictionary of Bible Words. Im going now to check and see if that is any help.

 

[GuardianShua]

Well, I just found out that my Strong's Complete Dictionary of Bible Words is not complete.

 

[GuardianShua]

A full explaination would require many pages. Ill try to put it into a nut shell. "I am" is an interpretation in Exodus 3:14. Im not saying that it is wrong, but that it is not a translation for the word life or living. In regards to God's full name: "Yahwah" is derived from the most ancient Hebrew and Aramaic, were as "Yahweh" is from the modern Hebrew. As for the word "Jehovah" that came about from mergeing "Yahwah" and 'Lord" together, forming a new word; If you want to call it a word. I need to get back to my studies, ill see about visiting later this evening.

 

[GuardianShua]

http://www.tau.ac.il/~naamafr/docs/Friedmann_Biran_2003_Cortex_gender.pdf

 

[Spiritofprophecy]

greetings in the name of Jesus:

the scripture of " I AM" or " Yahweh" is exodus3:14 which reads KJV. And God said unto Moses, I AM that I AM: and he said, Thus shalt, thou say unto the children of Israel, I Am hath sent me unto you."

The word in hebrew for "I am" is yahweh or pronounced yah zeh in hebrew today. Living in Israel and speaking hebrew for three years, I have learned from native tongued hebrews, that yahweh is a generic word.

When Moses went to the "children of Israel" and said unto them, "yahweh hath sent me unto you".did hebrews understand Moses said, "I AM," hath sent me unto you? Or did they understand yahweh hath sent me, as "God is, hath sent me unto you"? When Moses spoke.

I know from Jews and hebrews, that the word " Yahweh" does not mean " I AM" but " God is". Now the trick is, That Yahweh can in one way, mean "I AM". The only time Yahweh is "I AM" is if God himself says " Yahweh". if Moses or you or me says " Yahweh" in hebrew it means: " God is". God himself says Yahweh, then its " I AM".

Ask a Sabra mother tongued hebrew, and he will tell you, that Yah and weh or today pronounce zea;. is two of the most commonly used hebrew words today and in past ages of hebrew language. Gods real name is " Jesus"

I pray my words do not offend, God bless Christians in forum and all those who use it.

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