Akhi

Chicago, IL, United States

Nov 06 at 01:13 AM

Christianity started as another sect inside Judaism. Initially "Christians" met at the Temple and in Synagogues like the rest of the Jews. They were not called "Christians" but rather Nazarene, while inside Judaism still. Over time the leadership managed to expel the believers in Jesus (Ieshua) from the Temple and the Synagogues. The Christian (or Mshikhaya in Aramaic) name came first in Antioch, a non-Jewish city.

In my opinion both Christianity and Judaism lost tremendously by parting ways.  And even if parted, they still influenced each other. So many of the teachings of Jesus, even if they may not be accepted as such, will be found in Judaism as well. And of course, Christianity being fully born inside Judaism it has still preserved al LOT from Judaism. But, by having to separate from Judaism, a lot has also been lost and a non-Jewish, Greek way of thinking and understanding has slowly crept in.

Rabbi AA, believed both Old Testament and the New Testament were divinely inspired.

Commented on Aleph - א; gematria 1

Nov 06 at 12:32 AM

Please let me know if you find this useful. I wished somebody explained Aleph to me like how I just did here. It took me a long time until I got to this understanding. Next lesson will be Beth on another day.

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Nov 06 at 12:30 AM

א is one of the most misunderstood consonants. It is not captured in writing in most languages, yet there is no human language where Aleph is not present.  Here the genius of those who invented Hebrew/Aramaic alphabet shines.

Aleph is most visible in words like Ha'aretz,  הארץ (הָאָרֶץ). It is the pause (glottal stop) we put between those 2 A. Not a long continuous HAAretz but HA ' Aretz. But hold fast, you might not have realized that we all use Aleph when a word starts with what we think it is a vowel or when we pronounce a vowel in isolation. It is impossible to pronounce a vowel "by itself" without using Aleph. Proof?

Put hour hand on your throat bellow your mouth. Now say:
BA and then A, a couple of times. Notice the difference in your throat, what happens when you say BA vs A? You cannot say A or E or U or any other vowel without saying אA or אE, etc. Most grammars would say that א in words like Elohim (אלהים) is silent. But no,  א is there but missed in most languages, and not captured in writing.  At least that is my strong opinion, and the inventors of Hebrew/Aramaic alphabet agree as well, by always prefixing an initial vowel with an א, in a word that according to common understanding, starts with a vowel.

Now it is true that in Hebrew and Aramaic א is silent at the end of a word or usually immediately after another consonant.  But there are still other Semitic languages like Arabic where א is still pronounced immediately after a consonant or as the last consonant of the word (when pronounced it is called Hamza in Arabic). E.g. 

Qur'ān, immediately after R there is a glottal stop and then A. It is not RA but R ' A.

ḥamrāʾ , can hear pronunciation here (https://www.howtopronounce.com/arabic/%D8%AD%D9%85%D8%B1%D8%A7%D8%A1). Notice the glottal stop right at the end of the word.

These examples show Aleph is a real consonant in semitic languages, like any other. Although in some cases its pronunciation along centuries was lost and it became silent.

The Gematria value for Aleph is 1. In other words, to write the number 1 in Hebrew or Aramaic, one can use א

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Nov 05 at 11:20 PM

I begin to realize that if I post everything how I initially envisioned, it might be overwhelming for totally novice to the Hebrew language. 

So I am going to start first with the Alphabet and short sentences. 

In an another thread I'll post about Aleph.

OperationQ I apologize for hypothesizing about a possible scenario for which I have no evidence that it is the case.  Got carried away, sorry. 

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If words mean anything:

Trump has said a couple of times, while still president, that he did not know who/what Q was.

Then there are the phone messages published by Lin Wood where Gen Flynn is as explicit as he can be, that he has nothing to do with Q and that Q is not a good thing. Note that those were private messages that Lin made public.

Also here are some of Gen Flynn's public declarations:

Exclusive: Gen. Flynn Drops Bomb on QAnon - What if It's Really... (westernjournal.com) (https://www.westernjournal.com/exclusive-gen-flynn-drops-bomb-qanon-really/

According to Ray and Jason and information they have from TLS, it sounds like this Q stuff exists only in the mental plane of some people with rich imagination, not in the plane of reality.

In actual reality, some of the people who were strongest Q believers got killed on Jan 6, believing they were saving the world. Or are now in prison with crazy long sentences, some of them committed suicide, and we do not know yet if Trump himself will not end in prison.  Could it be that some of those who committed suicide, did it when they realized they had been had and Q was nowhere in sight to help them?

It is important if we believe the Truth or a Lie. It has real life ramifications!

I am sorry brother. I am in no way one to cast a stone. But sometimes in life we have to acknowledge we've been had, no matter how difficult it is, change track and move on.

Nov 04 at 02:51 PM

olga gonzalez Torat Hayim and Torat HaMayim are different things. 

Torat Haim = Living Torah

Torat HaMayim = Torah(Bible/Book/Law) of the Water

Torah = Aprox. Bible, more precisely the first 5 Books of Moses without the Prophets and the other Writings.

Torat HaMayim is something that I have not heard about on any other place but here. And there are a ton of other things that I haven't heard about in other places. At least as far as I am concerned. And to me at least, the information here is deeply rooted in the Bible both OT and NT.  

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Nov 04 at 01:58 PM

olga gonzalez that's not free either :-)

Nov 04 at 12:27 PM

Why not go straight to the original then? Given that translations are many times manipulated.