I only have this to say and then I'm done with this truly bizarre thread. Mirror, I have been posting with you for about 5 months now. And, unless you have had a sudden life changing experience, I think you're full of it. I have seen you post before in agreement with people in the religious forums and their ideas differ completely from what is being presented here.

Whatever. If this is your idea of fun have at it. If you have suddenly become a believer of all this, then more power to you. Go in peace and serve Yah. Personally, I would bet money that you are just acting out.

How is this "truth" any different than the "truth" that all the other religions preach, you will say your truth is the real truth and they will say the exact same thing. Can you offer any kind of proof or evidence that yours is right and everyone else is wrong? And please don't tell me to have faith.

How is this "truth" any different than the "truth" that all the other religions preach, you will say your truth is the real truth and they will say the exact same thing. Can you offer any kind of proof or evidence that yours is right and everyone else is wrong? And please don't tell me to have faith.

Ruth you are a hater. The love of Yah and your fellow sister and brother is not in you. Maybe you like being the daughter of the Harlot church. well go worship your god satan .

Yamin

Well, when you go to a doctor, do you want him to tell you what you want to hear, or do you want him to tell you the truth?

I've heard Mary being called lots of things but queen of the heaven is not typically one them.

Lee, it’s no different than Christianity. It patriarchal and over wrought.

Well, when you go to a doctor, do you want him to tell you what you want to hear, or do you want him to tell you the truth?

I only have this to say and then I'm done with this truly bizarre thread. Mirror, I have been posting with you for about 5 months now. And, unless you have had a sudden life changing experience, I think you're full of it. I have seen you post before in agreement with people in the religious forums and their ideas differ completely from what is being presented here.

Whatever. If this is your idea of fun have at it. If you have suddenly become a believer of all this, then more power to you. Go in peace and serve Yah. Personally, I would bet money that you are just acting out.

Like I said Krimsa, the truth isnt always what you want to hear.

We say Hallelujah, not Hallelujes don't we??




The name "Jesus"... a Falsehood to be avoided.


JESUS



I submit to the reader that there is more merit to the relationship of Iesous and Zeus than what many people have allowed for. The similarity is in the ending of these two names. "Sus" or "Sous" is equal to "Zeus" in the Greek language, and if you don't believe me, then look at the name of "DionySUS." Most people are familiar with "Dionysus." "DionySUS" is the Greek mighty one (god) of wine, one of the sons of Zeus. The "SUS" in "DionySUS" is a reference to Zeus. "SUS" in "IeSUS" is definitely a corruption of the Name of the Son (Yahushua) as a reference to Zeus. Many scholars of Greek mythology have shown that the "sus" ending of male names and deities refers to Zeus, just the same as "El" or "Yah" at the ending of Hebrew names refers to "Yahuah" or "Elohim." Examples are "Mattit[h]YAHU" (commonly Matthew) and "Dani'EL" (commonly Daniel). Finally, you may have figured out in all of this paragraph's information that "Zeus" is just a transliteration of the Greek "sus" or "sooce" into English!

Most people are familiar with Zeus, the big man who holds the lightning in his fist... what a mockery of Yah who truly sends forth the lightning like an arrow shot from a bow.[1] Dionysus was the Son of Zeus and Semele, known for fertility of nature and of wine, identified by the Romans with Bacchus.[2] It is even more interesting to note that the birth of Dionysus took place during the winter solstice, which according to the Roman date is December 25th. I think the implications of this to Christianity are obvious.[3]

Having dealt with the "sus" ending as a reference to Zeus, we look at a deity which is very significant to understanding the origin of the name "Jesus." That is, "Iasus." According to Edith Hamiltons book Mythology, on page 180, we find that "Iasus, pronounced" Yeah-sooce "is called the father of Atlanta, he wanted to sail on the Argo, and took part in the Calcydonian boar hunt." It is interesting to note that at Christmas time, Christians used to have the traditional stuffed pig with the apple in its mouth. References of Greek mythology state that Iasus was also known as a female moon-deity of healing, but this deity is mostly considered male because of the "sus" ending. Rightly, "Iasus" is noted very forcefully by scholars of Greek mythology to be "one of the four sons of Phoroneus (a mighty one/deity of fire). As one of four sons, Iasus ruled over a division of the Peloponnese."[4]

b) While it is hard to believe that Christian minds used "Iasus" to refer to the Name of the Son as a deity of healing or the father of Atlanta in relation to Zeus, I'm sure the Almighty can't be too pleased about the coincidental (if it is) use of "Iasus" to refer to His Son by Christians. The use of "sus" at the end of Jesus as a direct relation to Zeus[5] should cause Scriptural believers to seriously think about using the proper Name of the Son (as it is in its original Hebrew/Aramaic state). At the very least, we know that "Iesous," which became "Jesus," is a bad transliteration of the proper/original Name of Yahushua. Again, Yahushua declares the "deliverance of Yah." Although some people think that "Iesous" is the best they could do with Greek language, Iesous and Jesus have no relation to the Name of Yah or deliverance! "Yeshua" is a name that uses the Hebrew "shua" meaning "deliverance." Yahushua refers to the deliverance which is from Yah. Iesous has no reference to either of these. Therefore it gives us no reference to the mission accomplished in the life of Yahushua. Furthermore, scholars have not been able to find an origin and original meaning of Iesus besides the Greek male deity known as Iasus. Therefore I appeal (as I have earlier) that for the sake of clarity we should use Yeshua or Yahushua. My preference of course is Yahushua.



Shalom.

Shaul

Please remember Acts 17:30 "Certainly, truly, the times of ignorance the Mighty One (KJV God) overlooked; but now He commands all men in all places to repent."

Well how much archeological supportive evidence does this religion have to validate it? How about we do a little online comparison.

Ruth you are a hater. The love of Yah and your fellow sister and brother is not in you. Maybe you like being the daughter of the Harlot church. well go worship your god satan .

Yamin

He is full of it Ruth. One day he worships one god then the next day he sings praises for another god. Mirror you are too funny and very fickle.

"Yah" is the One True God I have always spoken of.

Well how much archeological supportive evidence does this religion have to validate it? How about we do a little online comparison.

Folks, sometimes I am (trying) to be humorous in some of the things I post in these threads to lighten the mood. Sometimes I am serious. I hope you folks can tell the difference. I believe in the One True God.