'Selah' encoded in Bible 74x, GOD=7_4

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Aug 18, 2011
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It has several meanings
1 it can mean to reflect on
2 it can be used as a cue to the congregation to start the next hymn as it was used in psalms
3 it can also be used as an affirmation as in habbakuk
the differences are generally identified with some form of punctuation mark either before or after the word depending on its use.

Selah
 
Aug 25, 2011
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wasn't selah also only used in the old testament is selah a hebrew or arabic word?
 
Aug 18, 2011
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Hebrew actually.......... that and its authenticity are why I prefer it to amen
thats just me though. Honestly I feel in my heart that if I end my prayer to God with the name of an Egyptian god Amen-ra or Amen............. to me it seems distasteful and discourteous and as I cannot ascertain by my own means to the authenticity of Amen and its true origins (there are many theories) I prefer the use of Selah which is also in the bible OT 74 times and does still have the same affirmation associated to it as amen.
I do not preach this though but rather practice it because to me it feels right and if your gonna lead.... lead by example.
It is not heresy in any shape or form though some would argue I misuse it to them I say so be it!

Selah
 
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Hebrew actually.......... that and its authenticity are why I prefer it to amen
thats just me though. Honestly I feel in my heart that if I end my prayer to God with the name of an Egyptian god Amen-ra or Amen............. to me it seems distasteful and discourteous and as I cannot ascertain by my own means to the authenticity of Amen and its true origins (there are many theories) I prefer the use of Selah which is also in the bible OT 74 times and does still have the same affirmation associated to it as amen.
I do not preach this though but rather practice it because to me it feels right and if your gonna lead.... lead by example.
It is not heresy in any shape or form though some would argue I misuse it to them I say so be it!

Selah

wow thanks that is neat
 
Jun 5, 2011
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This universe runs on math

Maybe people are scared of numbers :) How about the number 1000. I believe it is a determined number for a reason even if some say it is symbolic. What can you find in scripture that might relate to the number 1000? God seems to likes numbers so they must have significant meaning.
Blue Lagoon,

This universe runs on math. The Revelation tells us that the Christ will return and rule for 1,000 years of world peace - a millenium.


- Brad Watson, Miami
teacher
 
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Re: This universe runs on math

Blue Lagoon,

This universe runs on math. The Revelation tells us that the Christ will return and rule for 1,000 years of world peace - a millenium.


- Brad Watson, Miami
teacher
Nehemiah 9:6
(6) Thou, even thou, art LORD alone; thou hast made heaven, the heaven of heavens, with all their host, the earth, and all things that are therein, the seas, and all that is therein, and thou preservest them all; and the host of heaven worshippeth thee.
 
Aug 12, 2010
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Point was u r shootin from the hip man! A red flag to you may not be to others give people their freedom of speech and be careful not to imply self sanctimonious accusations in lieu of your own knowledge you may find it detrimental at some time in the future!
You need to choose your side Musky.

Make it quick.
 
Jun 5, 2011
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"Judge ye not lest ye be judged"

How convenient lol. Why should people reply to you when you don't reply to anyone else!
Disciple?William,

That's a lie. I obviously reply to people on this thread and my other threads. Why would you begin your reply with such a lie? Sometimes I don't respond immediately to someone. You are really impatient, huh?

It just kills me how wolfs shop around for people weak in the faith in order to pounce on them, but when they come across someone who knows how to brandish a sword (Bible) they run with their tale between their legs.
You smell like a wolf to me... I can smell em a mile away...
That's quite a rude judgment of me! "Judge ye not lest ye be judged".

You didn't comment at all on the message of op, you just launched into an attack on me. God & I take note of your actions.


- Brad Watson, Miami
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http://7seals.yuku.com
 
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i wouldnt call 4 months impatient. Are you back
with more hokey heresy? why dont you start a
thread telling of the history of this junk occult stuff.
Try to add any gospel or epistle referances while at
it...if not maybe OT instructions if not which will be
the case just some history....maybe include the
Kabbalah origins maybe some knights templar action
and let people see the sources, the origins, and those who practice it.

By the way you are using the word about judging improperly
with this stuff we are exhorted to judge and expose. So you
cant hide behind that, dont judge thingy.
 
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Re: 'Selah' is different than 'Amen'

Muskokaman,

Hey, Canuck! (That is a term of endearment for describing a Canadian, eh?) Yes, sacred geometry has been around for at least 7,000 years. It appears to have originated in Egypt, although ancient Babylonians, Sumerians, and Persians appeared to have begun using it around the same time. Moses, as "Prince of Egypt" was taught sacred geometry and he learned sacred gematria74 from the Hebrew rabbis and scrbes. He taught both to his inner circle, and he encoded it in many examples, i.e. he did the #40 7x, 4th Commandment: "Keep the 7th day holy", he renamed Y'shua74/Joshua74* who used the 'GOD=7_4 Code' to bring the walls of Jericho down (7 priests w/ 7 horns marched around city 7x for 7 days).

You're right about Isaac Newton. He was a great scientist and a Christian mystic - a Grand Master Mason. King James was a Grand Master Mason and his Bible translating/interpreting team was all Masonic74: "Gospel74 according74 to St.74: Matthew(7 letters), Mark(4) Luke(4), John(4)47".

As far as your "preferring the use of Selah over Amen for various reasons", I don't see them as interchangeable. Selah is clearly a musical term and Amen - "so be it" - is used after prayers, etc.

Originally, the One God in ancient Egypt was Amen-Ra: the Sun God. (Ra=19, which is very telling.) Amen = A1 + M13 +E5 +N14 = 33 is the gematria of Amen33 and according to the Bible, Jesus74 was app. 33 when he was crucified. (Y'shua74 was actually 34 on Friday April 7, 30 AD [7/4/782 AUC] and turned 35 ten days later on April 17 [his birthday was 17/4/747 AUC]. Allah=34.)


- Brad Watson, Miami
author of There Are No Coincidences - there is synchronism


Non-coincidental synchronic reaction: 9/6/11 07:00 ABC's Good Morning America - Josh Elliot appears. 07:37 "The Revelations...they all basically crucified an innocent person". 07:41 "33% less sugar" - ad
I do not believe all these mathematical formulas that the Freemasons teach. The gospels which record the words of Christ mentions no mathematical formulas. Paul who was a theologian did not teach mathematical formulas, his teachings are alot about being saved by grace though faith and not of works.