11-02-2013, 03:25 PM
Shlma'
There's a difference between what malkutha (melk + ?t) means in a dictionary , and what Jesus tought when is used it.
A Hakkim (wise man) leaves his Hokmata (wisdom), A malka (a king) leave his Malk?ta (...?). Whats' that ?
The french antropologist Marcel Jousse said the Malko?ta da'elaha is his orayta (knowledge)
As we reads in Mt 23:14 [...] ye hold the kingdom of heaven closed before men; for ye enter not yourselves, and those that would enter ye suffer not to enter.
And compare with Lk 11:52 ye have taken away the keys of knowledge: ye yourselves enter not, and them that are entering ye hinder.
kingdom of Heaven = knowledge.
Marcel Jousse created a "new" word in french to speak of the malk?ta " Royance " (a word between reign, and kingdom)
Hope it helps
There's a difference between what malkutha (melk + ?t) means in a dictionary , and what Jesus tought when is used it.
A Hakkim (wise man) leaves his Hokmata (wisdom), A malka (a king) leave his Malk?ta (...?). Whats' that ?
The french antropologist Marcel Jousse said the Malko?ta da'elaha is his orayta (knowledge)
As we reads in Mt 23:14 [...] ye hold the kingdom of heaven closed before men; for ye enter not yourselves, and those that would enter ye suffer not to enter.
And compare with Lk 11:52 ye have taken away the keys of knowledge: ye yourselves enter not, and them that are entering ye hinder.
kingdom of Heaven = knowledge.
Marcel Jousse created a "new" word in french to speak of the malk?ta " Royance " (a word between reign, and kingdom)
Hope it helps