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Can anyone out there give me a definition of this word? I saw it as a license

plate today and I have sort of a vague memory of hearing in the past but

a web search turns up only 3 entries, none of which really do it for me. I

thought it might be Hebrew in origin when I saw it, don't know why, but

then I thought of "seraphim" which are angels aren't they?

Thanks gang for any help you can give me.

valerie wrote: Can anyone out there give me a definition of this word? I saw it as a license

plate today and I have sort of a vague memory of hearing in the past but

a web search turns up only 3 entries, none of which really do it for me. I

thought it might be Hebrew in origin when I saw it, don't know why, but

then I thought of "seraphim" which are angels aren't they?

Thanks gang for any help you can give me. Try here www.newadvent.org/cathen/13725b.htm

valerie wrote: Can anyone out there give me a definition of this word? I saw it as a license

plate today and I have sort of a vague memory of hearing in the past but

a web search turns up only 3 entries, none of which really do it for me. I

thought it might be Hebrew in origin when I saw it, don't know why, but

then I thought of "seraphim" which are angels aren't they?

Thanks gang for any help you can give me.
A play on "elohim"? - Hebrew for divinities.

capt_buzzard wrote: Try here www.newadvent.org/cathen/13725b.htm


Hey, thanks, but I just get an "empty" window when I click on it... pardon

my ignorance when it comes to this kind of thing...

The little I remember from Hebrew classes ~



El is god. Elohim is gods. It's almost generic in its use since Jews were given the actual name of god. Old habits die hard - that is why I never capitalize "god".



I've seen "v" used before in front of words, but I can't remember what it signifies.



Certain Hebrew words are slurred together when they preceed other words. I can't remember all the rules on this. Darn it!



The most famous example I can think of is L'Chaim.

Le is "to" or "to the" and is associated with whatever follows it.

Chaim is life or living.

So, L'Chaim is "to life"...a toast, a cheer, etc.



Now let's all sing L'Chaim from Fiddler on the Roof.

Knew that about L'Chaim... used that one before heeee!!



"If I were a reech man..."

:-6

valerie wrote: Hey, thanks, but I just get an "empty" window when I click on it... pardon

my ignorance when it comes to this kind of thing...
Then try www.newadvent.org and look it up in here.

Thanks, Capt B that is a GREAT site... still don't know why the "V" but it

did help!

Tombstone;19438 wrote: A play on "elohim"? - Hebrew for divinities.






The Letters R.T. ( Right Translation ) And K.J.V. ( King James Version ) Abbreviate Where The Quote Under The Titles Of Subject Spoke Of In The '' Things You Should Know '' Are To Be Found .

Genesis R.T. 2;18 , 10;10 , 14;19 -20

The name ANU means '' He Who Is Above '' and '' The Heavenly One '' . Other name for ANU are AN which mean '' Heavenly One '' . and ANA which mean '' I Am '' . ANU is the ruler of all the ANUNNAQI and ELOHEEM . He is what you would call '' The Great Deity , The Warrior , The Noble One , And The Decision Maker '' . ANU is The Most High , ELYOWN ELYOWN EL .

ANUNNAQI / ELOHEEM

Genesis R.T. 1;1-12 , 14 , 16 - 18 , 20 -22 , 24 -28 , 31 ; 2;2 ; 3;1, 5,6,9 ; 4;25 ; 5 ; 1 , 22; 6;2; 7;16 ; 8;1 ; 9 ;1 ; 20;3 ; 22;9 , 12 ; 27;28 ; 28;4 , 30;20 ; 35;4 , 5 ; 41 ; 39

The word '' ANUNNAQI '' means '' Those Who ANU Sent Down , From Heaven To Earth '' . They came from the skies to the planet earth which was originally called Tiamat meaning '' Maiden Of Life ''. And also referred to as Tamtu And Tiwawat , And Qi , Ki , Tiamat .. Is also called Terra , Orb , Arduwt Or Ard . When the greek got hold of the word Qi , They changed it to Ge Where the word Geo comes from . . The ANUNNAQI in The Bible are called ELOHEEM . They got their name ANUNNAQI When they were coming to Earth . The ANUNNAQI are a race of Supreme Beings .

The word ANUNNAQI is used within The Ancient Tablets such as The Enuma Elish , The Gilgamesh Epics , Etc . The word ELOHEEM means ''' These Beings '' Or '' A Group Of ELOHS '' . ELOHEEMS Are angels of El or messengers of EL ELOH Who is ANU . They are physical Angelic Beings , Not Spooks Or Spirits Or Ghost . They are a host of beings that do the work of EL While on The Planet Earth under an appointed being . Then they are called El Who is under AL or El

The word '' ELOHEEM '' Is found throughout '' The Scroll Of Genesis and is Falsely translated as '' God '' The name ELOHEEM Is used for Both Agreeable And Disagreeable Beings And Even Humans As In Exodus 7 ; 1 , When YAHUWA Told MOSES That He Will Make Him An ELOHEEM For The PHARAOH . The ANUNNAQI , ELOHEEM .. Came to the planet earth to mine for natural resources for the protection of their planet RIZQ , Which Is The 8th Planet In The 19th Galaxy Illyuwn , Which has Three Suns ; UTU , SHAMASH .

And APSU . The ANUNNAQI Can be both '' TOBE or TAYYIB Meaning '' Agreeable or Benevolent Beings '' And RAH Or SHARIYR Meaning '' Disagrreable , or Malevolent Being , '' The Bible Also Calls Them NEPHILIM , Meaning '' Those Who Fell Down '' From the root word NAFALA Meanig '' Superagatory , Gift , Present , Performance , Beings Above , Or A Gift Over And Above What Is Asked ''



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valerie;19429 wrote: Can anyone out there give me a definition of this word? I saw it as a license

plate today and I have sort of a vague memory of hearing in the past but

a web search turns up only 3 entries, none of which really do it for me. I

thought it might be Hebrew in origin when I saw it, don't know why, but

then I thought of "seraphim" which are angels aren't they?

Thanks gang for any help you can give me.
Gosh, I never saw this thread before.Like the definite article, the word “and” in Hebrew functions as a prefix to Hebrew words. To make a Hebrew word (of either gender) part of a connecting sequence, you add a Vav before the noun. Sometimes the vowel under the Vav changes, depending on the consonant that appears at the beginning of the word. This function of the Vav is often referred to as the “Conjunctive Vav.”

http://www.hebrew4christians.com/Gramma ... e_vav.html

so vElohim is "and God" or "and the gods", depending on where you find it.

valerie;19429 wrote: Can anyone out there give me a definition of this word? I saw it as a license

plate today and I have sort of a vague memory of hearing in the past but

a web search turns up only 3 entries, none of which really do it for me. I

thought it might be Hebrew in origin when I saw it, don't know why, but

then I thought of "seraphim" which are angels aren't they?

Thanks gang for any help you can give me.




Serapheem are those Eloheem that were created from the reflection of the heavenly father they are of the pure green essence of light called '' Nuwr '' or light . Serapheems means '' Those who are of fire '' They are the agreeable Eloheem .

Daniyal;908602 wrote: Serapheem are those Eloheem that were created from the reflection of the heavenly father they are of the pure green essence of light called '' Nuwr '' or light . Serapheems means '' Those who are of fire '' They are the agreeable Eloheem .


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