Deuternomy 22:5, how does it apply now?
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Simply put I like to use the sound of His name in His tongue. This is as close as I can get. Jesus is also transliterated from the same name is is Iesous, and Yesu.
When I use it I think of the words which comprise the actual name. YeshiYahu, my Redeemer God *Yahwe.
As for English, I see a lot of people pushing Greek, however our Savior/s tongue was Hebrew and Aramaic.
Also, although English is the primary languaage of the forum, there are family members from all over the world.
I like to use names with understanding. Therefore when I think of the pronunciation to Mary as to what the Babe should be named, I realize that when the angel said for He will save His people the name , Jesus, does translate to my tongue as the Redemption of Yahweh, God.
No one here is required in my eyes to use this name, but I sincerely hope they all who call Him Jesus, know that His name means the Salvation of Yah (God.) Otherwise they will accept just about any words given them that are agreed upon by the consensus of man and men, and quite frankly, flesh.
When I use it I think of the words which comprise the actual name. YeshiYahu, my Redeemer God *Yahwe.
As for English, I see a lot of people pushing Greek, however our Savior/s tongue was Hebrew and Aramaic.
Also, although English is the primary languaage of the forum, there are family members from all over the world.
I like to use names with understanding. Therefore when I think of the pronunciation to Mary as to what the Babe should be named, I realize that when the angel said for He will save His people the name , Jesus, does translate to my tongue as the Redemption of Yahweh, God.
No one here is required in my eyes to use this name, but I sincerely hope they all who call Him Jesus, know that His name means the Salvation of Yah (God.) Otherwise they will accept just about any words given them that are agreed upon by the consensus of man and men, and quite frankly, flesh.
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It's simple. Today we have our clothing that we adapted too. Fine. Every generation takes upon itself new trends. As long as the clothing does not indicate that you take on an opposite gender, then you are fine. There are more laws regarding modesty however, even like Paul writes for both men and women, but that is another story.
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It has been given me to have had the gift to read the Tanakh and the New Testament in Hebrew and the Aramaic the original contains.
According to Paul any who praise Jesus is a Jew by translation. That is a praiser of God in all of His titles.
Nost folks cannot separate a Jew by what ist means in English from Judaism, something that began after Jesus came..
If you believe Jesus,, you are a praiser of God also.
This gives great meaning to the prophecy of the latter times from Revelation to beware of those who say they are Jews *Praisers of Yah(, but are not.
There are so many today who say they believe and praise God, but many simply are not
Rather they comprise that synagogue of Satan which is their religion, ...
By the way synagogue is also a Greek work, and it may be interchanged with church's or assembly
According to Paul any who praise Jesus is a Jew by translation. That is a praiser of God in all of His titles.
Nost folks cannot separate a Jew by what ist means in English from Judaism, something that began after Jesus came..
If you believe Jesus,, you are a praiser of God also.
This gives great meaning to the prophecy of the latter times from Revelation to beware of those who say they are Jews *Praisers of Yah(, but are not.
There are so many today who say they believe and praise God, but many simply are not
Rather they comprise that synagogue of Satan which is their religion, ...
By the way synagogue is also a Greek work, and it may be interchanged with church's or assembly
In English, as this forum is in written English, my God and saviors name is (Jesus Christ)
You will closely note, that 99.9% of your responses and posts are English, no need to interject the Hebrew language, just a distraction in my opinion.[/Q
Yes Jesus is perfectly fine to use and yes Hebrew is the root language and if someone understands, that is great for that person, but if not, it does nothing to edify G-d if the audience speaks English. I speak Hebrew, but I won't use it if someone doesn't understand. We must all be humble and helpful to one another
You will closely note, that 99.9% of your responses and posts are English, no need to interject the Hebrew language, just a distraction in my opinion.[/Q
Yes Jesus is perfectly fine to use and yes Hebrew is the root language and if someone understands, that is great for that person, but if not, it does nothing to edify G-d if the audience speaks English. I speak Hebrew, but I won't use it if someone doesn't understand. We must all be humble and helpful to one another
It should be the same for those who put the Greek meanings of words for you.
Again, Jesus is not an English translation but an English transliteration.
Yeshua is also, but a bit more accurate relating to how His name is pronounced without translating it completely.
It would not bother me at all were people to call Him The Salvation of God, this is closest to eh English translation.
As long as folks are using the transliteration, Jesus, then mine is just as viable, and more accurate.
As for the percentage of people who agree with each other, this has been true since the first folks got together to make up mankind's collective knowledge which is nothing I would take to the Father to confirm much of anything except tor mankind-s continual error.
God' knowledge, wisdom and understanding is paramount in my desire. God bless you in the name of Jesus Christ. Christ is from the Greek meaning anointed however Messiah is the closer appellation for it means The Anointed of God.
Again, Jesus is not an English translation but an English transliteration.
Yeshua is also, but a bit more accurate relating to how His name is pronounced without translating it completely.
It would not bother me at all were people to call Him The Salvation of God, this is closest to eh English translation.
As long as folks are using the transliteration, Jesus, then mine is just as viable, and more accurate.
As for the percentage of people who agree with each other, this has been true since the first folks got together to make up mankind's collective knowledge which is nothing I would take to the Father to confirm much of anything except tor mankind-s continual error.
God' knowledge, wisdom and understanding is paramount in my desire. God bless you in the name of Jesus Christ. Christ is from the Greek meaning anointed however Messiah is the closer appellation for it means The Anointed of God.
Many people who speak Hebrew will not say Yahweh, het we are to glorify His name among the nations.
Any time we say Halleluyah, a name like Obidiah, we are say His name within the appellation.
Why is it so important that I not share what has been given me.
Sorry you feel so affronted by someone elses-s freedom to share what God has given Him. God bless you.
Any time we say Halleluyah, a name like Obidiah, we are say His name within the appellation.
Why is it so important that I not share what has been given me.
Sorry you feel so affronted by someone elses-s freedom to share what God has given Him. God bless you.
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Can you put that another way? I've appreciated reading your posts so far but this confuses me.
What you seem to be saying is that only Jews under the law can't cross dress and while I agree with most of the post it's like it's missing how Deut 22:5 applies under the law of liberty.
Note: I am not attempting to get into a legal discussion here or its potential sub-application under the freedom from the letter of the law that is in Christ. I just want to clarify what you are saying.
There is "energy" behind this particular activity and I don't find it to be "kosher" if that makes sense. It's enough for me to understand (at present) that even though I am not under the letter of the law, I am still under the law of liberty and there is a fine line between freedom in Christ and licentiousness.
Any time I've crossed a line in the law into something forbidden, the response has been swift and wrathful. I must presume that there is indeed far more to it.
What you seem to be saying is that only Jews under the law can't cross dress and while I agree with most of the post it's like it's missing how Deut 22:5 applies under the law of liberty.
Note: I am not attempting to get into a legal discussion here or its potential sub-application under the freedom from the letter of the law that is in Christ. I just want to clarify what you are saying.
There is "energy" behind this particular activity and I don't find it to be "kosher" if that makes sense. It's enough for me to understand (at present) that even though I am not under the letter of the law, I am still under the law of liberty and there is a fine line between freedom in Christ and licentiousness.
Any time I've crossed a line in the law into something forbidden, the response has been swift and wrathful. I must presume that there is indeed far more to it.
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Most who believe tend to believe and accept the Greek referencing of other brethren, it seems to me you suffer a bit from the Constantinian aversions of anything Hebrew and this is a crying shame barring you from so much.
Perhaps you "speak'2 Hebrew however to teach others to ignore our forefathers is undeniably antichrists'.
Perhaps you "speak'2 Hebrew however to teach others to ignore our forefathers is undeniably antichrists'.
"Nehemiah6, post:
The clothes people wear outwardly are indeed an expression of who they are. We ought not to imagine that clothes make no difference to the impression we created. All believers are within a Royal Priesthood. So when you see how God instructed His Levitical priests to dress, it is meant to be a lesson to Christians.[/QUOTE]
My question would be ----- when God created man in his image and likeness, what pattern of cloths did he make for him? or what dress code did he give him?
The clothes people wear outwardly are indeed an expression of who they are. We ought not to imagine that clothes make no difference to the impression we created. All believers are within a Royal Priesthood. So when you see how God instructed His Levitical priests to dress, it is meant to be a lesson to Christians.[/QUOTE]
My question would be ----- when God created man in his image and likeness, what pattern of cloths did he make for him? or what dress code did he give him?
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I'm all about freedom of speech, that would include sharing my opinion on Hebrew being put forth in a English speaking forum.
Racist?
Sounds like a CNN fake news narrative to me
I read and speak English, my Holy Bible is the KJV, that speaks of God & Jesus Christ who is my Lord and Savior, who walked this earth in Jewish flesh.
No place in my KJV Holy Bible are the words Yahweh or Yeshua found.
English: God
English: Jesus Christ
Racist?
Sounds like a CNN fake news narrative to me
I read and speak English, my Holy Bible is the KJV, that speaks of God & Jesus Christ who is my Lord and Savior, who walked this earth in Jewish flesh.
No place in my KJV Holy Bible are the words Yahweh or Yeshua found.
English: God
English: Jesus Christ
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T... If you are for truth, you do realize there is a vast number of people who come here with English as a second language or more?
No if you love to use Jesus only, that is your prerogative, but it is not an English name but third generation transliteration from the Hebrew................
As for using the name, Jesus, I use it a lot, but a couple of days ago I thought I would go fishing, I did, and look what popped up. A xenophob.
No if you love to use Jesus only, that is your prerogative, but it is not an English name but third generation transliteration from the Hebrew................
As for using the name, Jesus, I use it a lot, but a couple of days ago I thought I would go fishing, I did, and look what popped up. A xenophob.
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