Tag: #Torah

  • The generations of Adam and it’s meaning

    This will be about simply Adam to before Noah ,things after Noah have been thoroughly covered in Babel and the flood blogs. Adam ,the first human creation of God and his name means “Of the red soil” ,Adam comes from adamah meaning soil/clay/dirt from the word “adom” meaning red because the soil was red ,so…

  • Flood II

    Fossils of sea creatures found far from the ocean or any saliant sea.Sea creature fossils have been found in the Grand Canyon as well and tropical vegitation has been found in the stomachs of Wooly Mamouths in cold weather climates but here is a citation on the Himalayas. “The mighty Himalayas, also known as ‘The…

  • Just who were the n’filim(the fallen/the giants) part I

    Genesis 6 talks of a procreation between mortal women and men who were high and the high men are a topic of debate.Were they angels who rebelled in heaven or some call then nobles ,from the generations of Seth the high of the world.If we remember Cain’s line was cursed of coarse so the wealthy…

  • What are the Hebrew months

    It is Rosh HaShanah ,the head of the year or technically the head of the Jewish civil year ,the religious year starts with Nisan in the spring and for this reason sometimes called aviv(spring).We will talk about the and their meanings and I’m trying to research the month names pre Babylonian exile so don’t be…

  • Does God have a daddy?

    If you have any familiarity with the latest atheist propaganda then you have heard of the story in the book of Deuteronomy 32:8-9 and claiming this means the God of Israel had a father. In this blog we will examine this theory and why it’s false! בְּהַנְחֵ֤ל עֶלְיוֹן֙ גּוֹיִ֔ם בְּהַפְרִיד֖וֹ בְּנֵ֣י אָדָ֑ם יַצֵּב֙ גְּבֻלֹ֣ת 8…

  • What are the names of God and their meanings?

    This is one everyone is interested in and everyone want to know the pronounciation of the tetragrammaton.We will discuss these things and we will start with the most simple and move on to the more sacred and holy. El אל El (pronounced eil in theory but most say el and (Il, pronounced eel in Arabic)…