Tag: #christianity
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The true origins of begadkefat?
So first then what is begadkefat? It is a grammatical system where consonantal pronunciation changes in certain letters of the Hebrew writing script. This often depends on whether begins or ends syllables or words and is often indicated with a dagesh mark which is a dot that appears inside or next to a letter. This…
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The Trinity and why does it matter?
So what is the Trinity? It is the theology that God exists in three persons: The Father (known in the Old Testament as YHVH) The Son (known in the New Testament as Jesus or Yeshua) and the Holy Spirit or Holy Ghost. Here below is from John 1:1 ESV 1 In the beginning was the Word,…
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What is the truth on Isaiah ישעיהו 14
First here let me quote the early verse before the more significant parts arrive. Here is Isaiah/ Yeshayahu 14:1-8 14 The Lord will have compassion on Jacob; once again he will choose Israel and will settle them in their own land.Foreigners will join them and unite with the descendants of Jacob.2 Nations will take them and bring them to their own place.And Israel will take possession of…
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Is Calvinism Biblical?
Let us start with, who was Calvin? Born as Jehan Cauvin in 1509 ce in northern France and he was one of the important people in reformed theology which took a more radical view of the Protestant reformation. Although Cauvin himself did not know anything of Calvinism it was his theology that inspired his followers…
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Scribal error and Psalm 22
Starting here with this quote from Emmanuel Tov’s Exegesis in the Bible. “Omission of ʿayin (in Yeshayahu in Qumram) indicates the weakening oflaryngeals and pharyngeals. Supralinear letter added. ומי בימי ביAddition of waw is probably due to Aramaic influence. עזיהו עוזיהShort theophoric names are more frequent in the Second Temple period.יחזקיהו יחזקיה See the previous…
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How should Hebrews 6:4-6 be looked at?
So what is the letter to the Hebrews chapter 6 verse 4 about anyway? (ESV) English standard version. 4 “For it is impossible, in the case of those who have once been enlightened, who have tasted the heavenly gift, and have shared in the Holy Spirit, 5 and have tasted the goodness of the word of God and the powers of the…
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A historical look at the Nikud נקוד, the Hebrew vowels
In ancient Hebrew the language was written without vowels in the script itself and the pronunciation of words was handed down in oral tradition. I (this is my opinion) look at it this way. For instance we know that you put ketchup on hamburgers and you put mayo on a turkey club or horseradish on…
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What is divine inspiration?
So when we say the Bible is the word of God, what is meant by this? Did the Bible just drop from heaven? So most peoples understanding both those who believe in the truth of scripture and those who do not. It sort of goes like, a prophet goes into a daze or trance and…
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The Yom Kippur confessional
So what is the Yom Kippur confession or the Viduy Zuta (short confession) or Ashmnu meaning confession of our guilt. This is recited several or many times in the 24 hours of Yom Kippur by Orthodox Jews. If you do noy know Yom Kippur is the Biblical day of atonement which is every year on…
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The case against Rome fabricating Christianity
(Disclaimer) This is not a specific response to one person’s Roman creation theory or a bad review of one book but is an abstract refute of all notions that in any way Rome could have invented Christianity. This is a full abstract debunk of the general idea as a whole, I am aware multiple people…
