וּבְנֵ֖י חָ֑ם כּ֥וּשׁ וּמִצְרַ֖יִם וּפ֥וּט וּכְנָֽעַן׃
ר' תחנא אומ' אף ישראל נקראו כושים, שנ' הלא כבני כושיים אתם לי, וכי כושים היו, אלא מה כושי זה גופו משונה מכל הבריות כך הם ישראל משונים בדרכיהם ובמעשיהם הטובים מכל אומות העולם, לפיכך נקראו כושים. וכתוב אחר אומ' ויאמר עבד המלך הכושי. וכי עבד כושי היה והלא ברוך בן נריה היה, אלא מה כושי זה גופו משונה מן הבריות כך ברוך בן נריה משונה בדרכיו ובמעשיו הטובים, לפיכך נקרא כושי.
whether hes white or not
you can tell what kind of energy he feeds on
I think peoples inability to reconcile their minds with reality is why folks dont agree on God. If one man imagines this, then it is so for him. But if another man imagines this, then it is also so for him
but if what they both imagine isnt the same then clearly its not God but on them. God is the god of the living, that which can be utterly perceived from both
horizons
Goofball, answer the questions since you claim to be the expert here.
What is the Hebrew word for satanic and what does it mean in Hebrew!?
What is the classic Greek word for satanic and what does it mean classical Greek!?
What is the classical Latin word for satanic and what does it mean classical Latin!?
HECK, WHAT IS THE ENGLISH ETYMOLOGY OF THE WORD SATANIC and GOD?
אֲדֹון
What does the word above mean? And how many other instances do we see as a different descriptor beside
אֲדֹון אֲדֹנָי אֱלֹהִים?
“Wikipedia scholar" answer the question!
Where was Gog and Magog located and what ethnic groups lived there? From where did these ethnic groups come?!
And with that being said, what ethnic groups populated Canaan?
Sound of Afroasiatic languages.
Afroasiatic is a language spoken by Middle eastern, North African, West African and Horn African peoples.
It is divided in branches:
*Chadic languages
*Berber languages
*Cushytic languages
*Omotic languages
*Semitic languages
*Egyptian languages (extinct)
The great religions (Judaism, Islam and Christianism) are all from Afroasiatic peoples.
Aramaic was spoken by "Jesus Christ", the founder of Christianity.
Hebrew is the language of Judaism.
Arabic is still used by muslims around the world as liturgical language.
(Aren Wilson-Wright, The Word for ‘One’ in Proto-Semitic 1
Journal of Semitic Studies, Volume 59, Issue 1, Spring 2014, Pages 1–13,)
(John Huehnergard, The Semitic Languages)
(Roger Blench, The Afro-Asiatic Languages)
(Paul Newman, The Chadic Language Family: Classification and Name Index,spoken in Nigeria, Cameroon, Chad, and Niger.)