Zoey
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Post by Zoey on Sept 16, 2009 8:26:07 GMT -8
This is very cool...As we all know hebrew names in the bible have a particular meaning, in genesis 5 we see the genelogy from adam to noah...adding the meaning of the names, we get 1. Adam = Mankind 2. Seth = Appointed 3. Enosh = Mortal (or: Woeful) 4. Kenan = Lamentation (or: Chamber) 5. Mahalalel = The Blessed God (the glory of God) 6. Jared = Descends 7. Enoch = Instructing 8. Methuselah = His death shall send 9. Lamech = To the perishing 10.Noah = Comfort (or: Rest) Mankind (is) appointed mortal lamentation (or: to a woeful chamber); the blessed God descends, instructing (that) His death shall send to the perishing comfort (or: Rest) Yeshua!!!  |
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Post by yeshuafreak on Sept 16, 2009 11:35:06 GMT -8
yep. that is something i posted on my own forum actaully. it is a really cool prophecy- perhaps intentional, but it would beeven more amazing if it was a coincidence.
other ttranslation:
man is appointed mortal sorrow. the blessed God shall come down teaching about his death that will send the dead comfort.
in other words, his death will bring us a resurrection; which is evident from what Sha'ul says about Yeshua's death.
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Zoey
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Post by Zoey on Sept 23, 2009 8:15:08 GMT -8
yep. that is something i posted on my own forum actaully. it is a really cool prophecy- perhaps intentional, but it would beeven more amazing if it was a coincidence. other ttranslation: man is appointed mortal sorrow. the blessed God shall come down teaching about his death that will send the dead comfort. in other words, his death will bring us a resurrection; which is evident from what Sha'ul says about Yeshua's death. yeah its so cool, hey do you know Hebrew well?...a jewish guy has told me the word coincidence doesnt occur in hebrew...there is no such word...do you have any insight on that, Im curious thanks, Zoey |
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Post by yeshuafreak on Sept 23, 2009 12:12:57 GMT -8
really, the literal hebrews words are kindof gibberish... but the meanings of the names are valid interpretations. we must remember however, that the names have unknown etymologies, although there have been scholarly guesses.
did i answer your question?
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Post by Zoey on Sept 23, 2009 13:19:16 GMT -8
really, the literal hebrews words are kindof gibberish... but the meanings of the names are valid interpretations. we must remember however, that the names have unknown etymologies, although there have been scholarly guesses. did i answer your question? no but thanks for the info on the names...I mean the actual word "coincidence" , there is no translation in hebrew for such a word... ;D, is it true? |
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Post by jewishjediguy on Jan 21, 2011 18:52:20 GMT -8
really, the literal hebrews words are kindof gibberish... but the meanings of the names are valid interpretations. we must remember however, that the names have unknown etymologies, although there have been scholarly guesses. did i answer your question? no but thanks for the info on the names...I mean the actual word "coincidence" , there is no translation in hebrew for such a word... ;D, is it true? you should read the message of the entire genealogy from Adam to Yeshua |
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Post by jimmie on Jan 24, 2011 14:14:19 GMT -8
How about that for a coincidence. As y’all know, I don’t know any Hebrew. Since joining this forum, I have decided that knowing a little Hebrew want kill me. So my first thought was to translate the names of people and places since they are transliterated in the KJV. Most of the names that I have studied are very interesting. Thanks for the post.
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