12-13-2013, 04:51 AM
Gregglaser-
I'm afraid you are just going to have to accept the compliment. Your Post on Matthew 7 was not only on point, it was TIMED properly. I don't know why, it just was. Same here!
"So when the word mrya is utilized in reference/reverence to Yahshua, then the wordplay meaning is ?speech of Yah?. And ?lamb of Yah? works too..."
Yes! This is "at least" historically Semitic. I referenced Pettinato and his book on Ebla in another Post. He conjectures that a word such as "Nimrod" being a construction from Nmmr-Ha'ad or "Panther of Ha'ad" (Again, if I remember the details of the spelling correctly). "Lamb of Yah" fits. Just so!
"Consider Revelation 21:22-23. The use of mrya here is thought-provoking given the sentence structures. Where does one place the phrase ?and to the lamb? (ul amra) between the verses?..."
Right where it is!
Why? Because "Immar" <=> "_____". Which Mishmarot Service Group was on duty on the Passovers of 4 BCE and 9CE? (Hint: Espanak's Tables). Why are there 12 years separating these 2 dates? Does "12 years" relate to "The Woman with the 12 Year Issue of Blood" and "Jairus' Daughter?"
"...we do not choose to scatter the sheep by inserting/being Roman obstacles that distract focus from trust in YHVH..."
GG, believe me when I tell you, I agree. The Romans introduced huge obstacles to understanding. If you can strip away these obstacles, what's left?
That's what I am trying to do. I'm not sure of the whole Story but there appears to be a great deal of the House of Eleazar, especially the 16th member of Eleazar.
"In Hebrew, Yahshua's name means Yah's fortune. In Aramaic, he is Yah's rock."
That is why figuring out "Peter" is so important.
"Peter" -"On this rock I will build my church" - is important to me.
Thanks again, GG. Just accept the compliment. Please.
CW
I'm afraid you are just going to have to accept the compliment. Your Post on Matthew 7 was not only on point, it was TIMED properly. I don't know why, it just was. Same here!
"So when the word mrya is utilized in reference/reverence to Yahshua, then the wordplay meaning is ?speech of Yah?. And ?lamb of Yah? works too..."
Yes! This is "at least" historically Semitic. I referenced Pettinato and his book on Ebla in another Post. He conjectures that a word such as "Nimrod" being a construction from Nmmr-Ha'ad or "Panther of Ha'ad" (Again, if I remember the details of the spelling correctly). "Lamb of Yah" fits. Just so!
"Consider Revelation 21:22-23. The use of mrya here is thought-provoking given the sentence structures. Where does one place the phrase ?and to the lamb? (ul amra) between the verses?..."
Right where it is!
Why? Because "Immar" <=> "_____". Which Mishmarot Service Group was on duty on the Passovers of 4 BCE and 9CE? (Hint: Espanak's Tables). Why are there 12 years separating these 2 dates? Does "12 years" relate to "The Woman with the 12 Year Issue of Blood" and "Jairus' Daughter?"
"...we do not choose to scatter the sheep by inserting/being Roman obstacles that distract focus from trust in YHVH..."
GG, believe me when I tell you, I agree. The Romans introduced huge obstacles to understanding. If you can strip away these obstacles, what's left?
That's what I am trying to do. I'm not sure of the whole Story but there appears to be a great deal of the House of Eleazar, especially the 16th member of Eleazar.
"In Hebrew, Yahshua's name means Yah's fortune. In Aramaic, he is Yah's rock."
That is why figuring out "Peter" is so important.
"Peter" -"On this rock I will build my church" - is important to me.
Thanks again, GG. Just accept the compliment. Please.
CW