BURNING CONSCIENCE OF THE MILITARY......

What IF everyone refused to join the military?




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Lotus

Last Edited by Lotus Feet on 09/08/2009 03:37 PM

Lotus,

Please Stop Spamming The Board!

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Lotus

Last Edited by Lotus Feet on 09/08/2009 03:48 PM

Are you an Obama supporter?

We made our pledge to God not to Obama....

Lotus

No, I am not an Obama supporter.

From now on your name shall be Locust, for you love to consume huge amounts of bandwidth.

Why you spend so much time here generating copious amounts of worthless drivel is beyond my realm of comprehension.

You should be out on the streets ministering to the homeless, sick and the elderly of whom that are lonely.

Please exercise your own free will, and please stop trying to mandate other's. If you don't like the content of a particular thread, then DON'T READ IT!

Technically, ur post in this thread is considered "spamming", because you didn't really add anything to the discussion, (nor did u ever bother to acknowledge the subject content).. and that's what this whole board is about. Discussion!

Entertainment and Discussion.

Thank u. =P

Amen.

The word Amen is actually an Egyptian word and that is where the Hebrews took the word from.

Amen-Ra: The Sun God.. The God of War

Last Edited by Shingen on 09/08/2009 04:48 PM

Be that as it is, I'm using it to agree with the quoted poster.

Be that as it may.. words mean things.. thats why we use them. the "AMEN" word, does not technically mean "agreement". Historically, it is a confirmation of a religious sect, to a certain prayer or directive from a Church or Spiritual leader.

If you go further into the rabbit hole, it really means The Sun God..The God of War.. opposition, conflict, destruction.. the Sun rising against the Darkness of night, in Warfare.

Not that I disagree with u in anyway, shape or form..nor do I tend to insult u.. however words mean things subconsciously. The word "Amen" means to disagree.. to "rise against"... and to affirm that Amen-Ra, the God of War, is the one True God.

Now most English dictionaries will lie to you and tell you that its an affirmation, but it isn't.

Just a little meaningless trivia for u.. take it or leave it at ur leisure,...

Peace

Okay, I will bear that in mind for the future, but all the same you knew what I meant.

Uhm, are you saying that if everyone was as knowledgable as you, then people wouldn't use "Amen" as the affirmation of their prayers? Is that your point?

Because if so, that's dumb.

What would people say at the end of their prayers if your point gets across to the whole world? Is some preacher going to say "Can I get an UH-HUH!?" because that doesn't carry the pagan implications of your point?

Are choirs around the world going to suddenly end their hymns with "Oooookay then!!!" instead of Amen? No.

People will shrug their shoulders and continue saying Amen in agreement, and you'll be the one who looks silly as people just get your point, realize it is lame, and move on with saying "Amen".

What other things do you think they'll be moving on to? Fun things?

I stopped when I found out. :5:


And for the truth in this thread. Maybe someday the Israelis can forgive themselves for acting like Nazis lately.

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Uhm, are you saying that if everyone was as knowledgable as you, then people wouldn't use "Amen" as the affirmation of their prayers? Is that your point?

Ok, so what does that have to do with the actual origin and meaning of the term "Amen"?

Because if so, that's dumb.

"Dumb", is refusing to learn.

What would people say at the end of their prayers if your point gets across to the whole world? Is some preacher going to say "Can I get an UH-HUH!?" because that doesn't carry the pagan implications of your point?

I have no opinion. I'm not religious, nor do I follow any man-made dogmas. I assume they can say whatever word they want, however, it doesn't change the origin of the word "Amen", nor does it change it's meaning subliminally.

Are choirs around the world going to suddenly end their hymns with "Oooookay then!!!" instead of Amen? No.

See above.

People will shrug their shoulders and continue saying Amen in agreement, and you'll be the one who looks silly as people just get your point, realize it is lame, and move on with saying "Amen".

True, but, still.. the actual meaning and history of the term is relevant. It means that stupid people are really praying to the "God" of an ancient Egyptian religion.

What other things do you think they'll be moving o to? Fun things?

This site is for Entertainment purposes only.

Last Edited by Shingen on 09/08/2009 06:30 PM

The original in Hebrew AM = It means verily, truly, so be it.

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Its word origin.

to support, confirm, be faithful
(Qal)
to support, confirm, be faithful, uphold, nourish 1a
foster-father (subst.) 1a
foster-mother, nurse 1a
pillars, supporters of the door
(Niphal)
to be established, be faithful, be carried, make firm 1b
to be carried by a nurse 1b
made firm, sure, lasting 1b
confirmed, established, sure 1b
verified, confirmed 1b
reliable, faithful, trusty
(Hiphil)
to stand firm, to trust, to be certain, to believe in 1c
stand firm 1c
trust, believe
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In the Greek

firm
metaph. faithful
verily, amen
at the beginning of a discourse - surely, truly, of a truth
at the end - so it is, so be it, may it be fulfilled. It was a custom, which passed over from the synagogues to the Christian assemblies, that when he who had read or discoursed, had offered up solemn prayer to God, the others responded Amen, and thus made the substance of what was uttered their own.
The word "amen" is a most remarkable word. It was transliterated directly from the Hebrew into the Greek of the New Testament, then into Latin and into English and many other languages, so that it is practically a universal word. It has been called the best known word in human speech. The word is directly related -- in fact, almost identical -- to the Hebrew word for "believe" (amam), or faithful. Thus, it came to mean "sure" or "truly", an expression of absolute trust and confidence. -- HMM
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In the ancient pictographs from right to left

Ox head, (male) water, (female) seed (sperm). It can also mean one who is firm in his talents.



Lotus

Last Edited by Lotus Feet on 09/09/2009 05:16 AM