MEILYN: Mr Man go and sit down, u no get yarns. You talk with certainty.

FOLYKAZE:

I am correct again? Lol correct implies truth. And your flagbearer will call me liar. Chai.

Let take it slow bro.....

There is this thing I come across in the book of revelation which I dont take serious until a friend back it with points. 'saith Amen'. Before I dont take things like that serious because I do think amen mean jesus until my friend informed me it refering to Ramen (egyptian god). That was the first day I heard anything about Ramen but I took a little step ahead to make more findings on his points. Do I know the intention of those translators? Nope but it certain that there are clues on that point.

On this said point. Something suspicious is there. There are many manipulations in kjv which are not in other translations and shows that this fishy thang in psalm 46 could be there manipulation work.

FOLYKAZE:

You sounding like warri guy. Lol.

Your boss cleared me dog.....now bark yaself.

FOLYKAZE:

I am correct again? Lol correct implies truth. And your flagbearer will call me liar. Chai.

Let take it slow bro.....

There is this thing I come across in the book of revelation which I dont take serious until a friend back it with points. 'saith Amen'. Before I dont take things like that serious because I do think amen mean jesus until my friend informed me it refering to Ramen (egyptian god). That was the first day I heard anything about Ramen but I took a little step ahead to make more findings on his points. Do I know the intention of those translators? Nope but it certain that there are clues on that point.

On this said point. Something suspicious is there. There are many manipulations in kjv which are not in other translations and shows that this fishy thang in psalm 46 could be there manipulation work.

MEILYN: You are always here to clean his dirty asss , Folykaze is a factless human being, he likes assuming things. No wonder on this thread, you have corrected him more than 50times. Folykaze is a liar, a big liar at that.

NativeBoy:

Though no birth records exist, church records indicate that a William Shakespeare was baptized at Holy Trinity Church in Stratford-upon-Avon on April 26, 1564. From this, it is believed he was born on or near April 23, 1564, and this is the date scholars acknowledge as William Shakespeare's birthday.

Please pay attention the the italics this time.

http://www.biography.com/people/william-shakespeare-9480323

Would you like me to point out where you plagiarized?

MEILYN: .

MEILYN: erm, i never said the counting was wrong, or did i?

NativeBoy:

Sounds now like you're bargaining. I didn't clear you from anything. You are still dead wrong in trying to pass off as fact that their was an edit in the 46th Psalm. Then you went on to accuse me of plagiarism when it was you who plagiarized.

I also noticed that you haven't responded to the issue of Shakespeare's precise birthdate or my question about your plagiarism. I suppose I'll have to be honest.

macof:


The month and day date is wat isn't certain. Everyone knows it's 1564 now

FOLYKAZE:

The month is even accurate but different days. But we all know it 1564. The guy dishonesty is alarming.

FOLYKAZE:

FOLYKAZE 1

MEILYN 0

Your rant here is completely baseless. Bark at the real ball. Prove to me I lied. Ode

FOLYKAZE:

The month is even accurate but different days. But we all know it 1564. The guy dishonesty is alarming.

NativeBoy:

More weasling. Perhaps you can also show that Psalm 46 was edited in 1610. The KJV translation began in 1604.

Before you accuse others of plagiarism, look to your own acts. You plagiarized on page 6.

For the benefit of followers of this thread, here is the excerpt from the article you tried to pass off as your own. The quote is towards the end.

http://www.informafrica.com/afrikan-consciousness/religious-slavery/christianity-scam-exposed-myths-fairytales-superstitions/

We can't keep going back and forth like this. You have lost your integrity. You tried at all costs to undermine the KJV translation and even the meaning of El-Shaddai. You chose to ignore the fact that the conventional meaning is known by scholars to be "God Almighty." Instead you chose to insist on a weakened theory that its meaning is "god of the hills."

It is clear that you will contort facts, latch on to weak information for support, and putting forth conspiracy theories, just to continue to make it seem like you know what you're talking about.

Please try to explain your blatant plagiarism. I don't see any citations.

NativeBoy:

More weasling. Perhaps you can also show that Psalm 46 was edited in 1610. The KJV translation began in 1604.

Before you accuse others of plagiarism, look to your own acts. You plagiarized on page 6.

For the benefit of followers of this thread, here is the excerpt from the article you tried to pass off as your own. The quote is towards the end.

http://www.informafrica.com/afrikan-consciousness/religious-slavery/christianity-scam-exposed-myths-fairytales-superstitions/

We can't keep going back and forth like this. You have lost your integrity. You tried at all costs to undermine the KJV translation and even the meaning of El-Shaddai. You chose to ignore the fact that the conventional meaning is known by scholars to be "God Almighty." Instead you chose to insist on a weakened theory that its meaning is "god of the hills."

It is clear that you will contort facts, latch on to weak information for support, and putting forth conspiracy theories, just to continue to make it seem like you know what you're talking about.

Please try to explain your blatant plagiarism. I don't see any citations.

NativeBoy:

More weasling. Perhaps you can also show that Psalm 46 was edited in 1610. The KJV translation began in 1604.

Before you accuse others of plagiarism, look to your own acts. You plagiarized on page 6.

For the benefit of followers of this thread, here is the excerpt from the article you tried to pass off as your own. The quote is towards the end.

http://www.informafrica.com/afrikan-consciousness/religious-slavery/christianity-scam-exposed-myths-fairytales-superstitions/

We can't keep going back and forth like this. You have lost your integrity. You tried at all costs to undermine the KJV translation and even the meaning of El-Shaddai. You chose to ignore the fact that the conventional meaning is known by scholars to be "God Almighty." Instead you chose to insist on a weakened theory that its meaning is "god of the hills."

It is clear that you will contort facts, latch on to weak information for support, and putting forth conspiracy theories, just to continue to make it seem like you know what you're talking about.

Please try to explain your blatant plagiarism. I don't see any citations.

MEILYN: i bet he wont answer this...

macof:

Puppet, you just here doing supporters club.

Show us How Yahweh is the most high God.
I've shown how he isn't, and I even showed who the real most high God is

macof:

Puppet, you just here doing supporters club.

Show us How Yahweh is the most high God.
I've shown how he isn't, and I even showed who the real most high God is

NativeBoy:

Let's try this again:

http://www.el-shaddai.org/whatdoesitmean.asp

"God Almighty" redirects here. For other uses, see God Almighty (disambiguation).
El Shaddai (Hebrew: אל שדי, IPA: [el ʃadːaj]) is one of the Judaic names of God, with its etymology coming from the influence of the Ugaritic religion upon modern Judaism. Shaddai was one of the many Gods in Canaanite religion. El Shaddai is [b]conventionally translated as God Almighty. [/b]While the translation of El as "god" in Ugarit/Canaanite language is straightforward, the literal meaning of Shaddai is the subject of debate.

http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/El_Shaddai

NativeBoy:

Let's try this again:

http://www.el-shaddai.org/whatdoesitmean.asp

"God Almighty" redirects here. For other uses, see God Almighty (disambiguation).
El Shaddai (Hebrew: אל שדי‎, IPA: [el ʃadːaj]) is one of the Judaic names of God, with its etymology coming from the influence of the Ugaritic religion upon modern Judaism. Shaddai was one of the many Gods in Canaanite religion. El Shaddai is conventionally translated as God Almighty. While the translation of El as "god" in Ugarit/Canaanite language is straightforward, the literal meaning of Shaddai is the subject of debate.

http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/El_Shaddai

macof:

You Christians never read to understand, never in ur Christian life have u understood how to read carefully.

Check the bolded

They only assume Shaddai means Almighty because of KJ's conspiracy and lies. however they realize it's not so but for the respect wiki doesn't just want to drop the bomb, it could affect their service, with all this religious bigots everywhere.

In Hebrew-English dictionary
Shadda means mountain dweller
Shadayim means breasts
Shadad means destroyer
sha means who
Dai means enough
The Jews call El Shaddai the guardian of the doors of Israel- wats at the doors of Israel? Wat guards Israel? Mountains

Where did almighty come from?

macof:

You Christians never read to understand, never in ur Christian life have u understood how to read carefully.

Check the bolded

They only assume Shaddai means Almighty because of KJ's conspiracy and lies. however they realize it's not so but for the respect wiki doesn't just want to drop the bomb, it could affect their service, with all this religious bigots everywhere.

In Hebrew-English dictionary
Shadda means mountain dweller
Shadayim means breasts
Shadad means destroyer
sha means who
Dai means enough
The Jews call El Shaddai the guardian of the doors of Israel- wats at the doors of Israel? Wat guards Israel? Mountains

Where did almighty come from?

FOLYKAZE:

I said manipulation, rearrangement and placement. Is that hard to grasp?



whao. Great site. Never know such site exist. Lies from you.

I have my refute cache and written strikes. I do not copied like you.



God of the hills is there on wiki with links. Who are the scholar that stated that El-shaddai mean God almighty?



You answered bro. You left the argument of Jesus dying for world.....you ran toward El-shaddai and evidence were pointed out with it etymology. You said i am correct on kjv counts. So what is your point? 3hit and you still crying.

NativeBoy:

So now Wikipedia is in on the conspiracy too? Christians forced them to say that El-Shaddai is conventionally translated as "God Almighty" then at the same time include that Shaddai is was a Canaanite God? I really don't know what to say to that. I'm thinking you just like to argue for the sake of argument.

NativeBoy:

I haven't forgotten about you FOLYKAZE. So you're contending that you've never visited that site before huh? You are saying you didn't blatantly plagiarize huh?

Here's the post from the site:
• King James in 1610 commanded his men who were translating the bible into English, to insert the name of his good friend, “Shakespear “, into the 46th Psalms as a 46 birthday gift. William Shakespear was 46 years old in 1610 the year that the bible was completed being translated into English. Get an older King James Version of the bible & count 46 words starting with the first word in Psalms 46 you will come to Shake, and if you count 46 words up from the last word{refuge} In Psalms 46 you will get to Spear.{Note: The updated version of the bible have replaced the word “shake” with the word “quake” in an attempt to cover up this forgery.}

Here's your post:

FOLYKAZE:

King James in 1610 commanded his men who were translating the bible into English, to insert the name of his good friend, “Shakespear “, into the 46th Psalms as a 46 birthday gift. William Shakespear was 46 years old in 1610 the year that the bible was completed being translated into English. Get an older King James Version of the bible & count 46 words starting with the first word in Psalms 46 you will come to Shake, and if you count 46 words up from the last word {refuge} In Psalms 46 you will get to Spear. {Note: The updated version of the bible havereplaced the word “shake” with the word “quake” in an attempt to cover up this forgery. This is the same bible some people call holy inspiration.

You stole another's words (including the curly braces) and then lied about it. Then you went on to accuse me of plagiarizing.

That's really low man.

FOLYKAZE:

I said manipulation, rearrangement and placement. Is that hard to grasp?



whao. Great site. Never know such site exist. Lies from you.

I have my refute cache and written strikes. I do not copied like you.

FOLYKAZE:

I ran across an article about bosom at the bold. Dont you think Gen 49:25 which associate El as person with breast and womb mean it refering to goddess Asherah?

FOLYKAZE:


Do you know this mean?



You looking for more people to pull down your drowning lane. Lol.

When I said I have a refute cache. I mean I save everything people use which I think could be of benefit when arguing. This particular thing you pointing out is from Teekay Akin who head 'Free African Project Fb group'. Just like logicboy argument on God foolishness in psalm 14:1, I have it in my cache and since I participated in the discussion and asked for the permission, I am free to draw it from my cache.

I dont know your site but thanks for showing it. I am getting more info from it..... And maybe you need to look up for what cache mean.

Nativeboy:


In any case, we've strayed from the original point of this thread. The reason not to embrace African spirituality is that Jesus has come. Before then, it was fine to engage in African spirituality, but now the one true God has been revealed. You yourselves liken the Yoruba pantheon of gods to that of other traditions but just as it was in those other traditions and in the Yoruba tradition, when people heard the gospel they embraced it because it was truth.

emotional: @FOLYKAZE/MACOF.
Is like d concept of Orunmila by (MOST) Edos(binis) is either 1.adulterated 2.is a different Orunmila(there is only one I supposed) 3.or is just a scam.
From my findings so far(mostly from u guys),what many Babalawos(in benin) refers to as Orunmila is not,because the way and manner it being done which is quite different from their Yoruba counterpart where Orunmila has its Origin.the Edo concept, 32 nuts are involved,blood of 'hen' is required first and seventh day and these 'nuts' are to be used as means or representation of Orunmila.imagine these 'nuts' being given to a client( who has no idea of divination) as Ifa/ Orunmila,it will yield Zero result I think.

The Edos(binis) traditional means of divination,is Iha/Ominigbon(thou also brought to Benin Kingdom by a foreigner) similar to Ifa/Orunmila which I would have believed to be d Bini's version of Orunmila is also strictly a divination tools which doesn't require blood.

One of the reasons(lack of proper knowledge) stated above could make pple embrace other foreign Belief.