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The masculine noun פטר ( PTR ) is the definition of πατήρ " Father" because
' פטר' is the opener of the womb (Exodus 13:2) .

שקמים - SQMIM
= συκάμινα ( Sukamina) "mulberries"
* * συκάμινα > σκμιν > שקמים

The very word used in Aristotle - Rh. 3.11
http://www.perseus.tufts.edu/hopper/tex ... kami%2Fnwn
* There is even a town in Greece with that very name, Sykamino, Attica.

According too the Lexicon Shaqam as a 'unknown etymology' which shows how flawed and broken
the biblical lexicons are.

The Greek word συκάμ- is σῦκον "Fig" .

Also called Sycamore or σῦκα μορέα "Fruit of the Fig Tree" or שכם מורה ( Gen 12:6 ) Sichem Moreh "
for the very tree in Gen 35:8 is called בכות, another name for the mulberry as the weeping tree.
https://vivliothikiagiasmatos.files.wordpress.com/2012/01/joseph-yahuda-hebrew-is-greek.pdf
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The Latin word 'FIG' does indeed exist in Hebrew, פג ( Pag )
but at the same time is the word σῦκ (Syc) because the word is
related too ψυχ (שוח) (Psych) P > PS > S . Hence the shifting
between P and S .

The Hebrew word for Fig is usually תאנה at the same time means 'Mourning'
the cognates are ἀνιᾷ , στένω , ὀδύνας or ὀδύναι, the root word of Adonis
and Adonai (אדני ) "God of the Fig Tree" thus an epithet of Bacchus-Dionysus-Jesus .
https://vivliothikiagiasmatos.files.wordpress.com/2012/01/joseph-yahuda-hebrew-is-greek.pdf
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The word σταφυλή means 'hanging grapes' because the word also means 'to plummet' (down) and cognate
with the Latin Uvulas which is also the name of the organ that hangs in mouths.

The Greek word for hang or suspended is κρεμῶ (Kremo) which becomes the Hebrew word for 'Vines' (כרם) and the origin
of the phrase ' Hanging Gardens' and 'Hanging God' or כרמ אל .

σταφυλή > στφλ > στυρ > σταυρός

God of Carmel' is Jesus ( Suetonius / Tacitus)

It's FIGurative
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σταφυλή (Staphule) "fruit hanging down' ' plummet down'
σφάλλω ( Sphallw) "Fall down"
פל ( Phal) "Fall down" ( or נפל )
πελος (Pelos) in the word ἄμπελος " Vine"
Plum
Fall
Apple
https://vivliothikiagiasmatos.files.wordpress.com/2012/01/joseph-yahuda-hebrew-is-greek.pdf
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ברכ = Bless & Leg

The Septuagint renders this as εὐλογῶ
via dialects, εὐλογῶ > ϝλγ > βρκ (ברכ )
but also becomes the word 'Flex and Leg'

ϝλγ > Flex - Leg
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Leviticus 2:1
נ תת = ἐπι χεεῖς

χεεῖς > χς > תת and the root word is χέω "Pour" and thus
the verse should say 'And thou shall pour oil upon"

All the translation read ' Put oil' rather then the correct 'Pour Oil'
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The Oil was poured and the Frankincense was laid, the word being שמת (SMT )
being the cognate of θέμις "that which is laid down" from τίθημι but also the
root word of שית "Sit or Set'

Gen 3:15 - שית = θήσ
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Lexicon uses False-root words.

תפוח (tappuwach) " Apple" and the Lexicon roots it too נָפַח (naphach) "breath" and this is not true root word
but instead the root word is פס/בס (πίκ) "Sour" .

פס/בס (P-k)
> πικρός (Pikros) "Pointed, Sharp taste"
> ὄμφακα (OmPhaka) " Sour Grape"
> בֹּסֶר ( Bocar) "Sour Grape"
> תפוח ( Tapukh ) "Sour Fruit"
> σικερα ( Sikera) " fermented liquor"
> שֵׁכָר ( Shekar) " fermented liquor" ( Isaiah 24:9)
> Pickle

One of the strongest Alcohols is Absinthe , from ἀψίνθιον and in Hebrew
it is פֶּתֶן (Pethen)

Deu 32:33
Their wine is the poison of dragons, and the cruel venom of asps(Absinthe)

Jeremiah 23:15
Behold, I will feed them with wormwood, and make them drink the water of gall
- Rosh (ראש) 'Gall
- Keras/Kras (κράς/κεράς) 'Mixed
- Ekerasa (ἐκέρασα) 'mix, mingle
- Kerannumi (κεράννυμι) 'mix, mingle
- Kerasmatos (κεράσματος) 'mixture
- Pikridion (πικρίδιον) 'somewhat bitter
- Pikorion (πιχοριον) 'Ox Tongue
- Mahal (מָהַל) Mixed wine
- Mamcak (מִמְסָךְ) ' mixed wine, drink offering
- Cobe (סֹבֶא) 'Wine
- Macak (מָסַךְ) 'mingled wine
- Mishrah (מִשְׁרָה) ' Liquor
- Meth (μέθη ) 'Strong drink
- Chometh(חֹמֶץ) ' Vinegar
- Pikra ( πίκρα) "Antidote"
https://vivliothikiagiasmatos.files.wordpress.com/2012/01/joseph-yahuda-hebrew-is-greek.pdf
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Re: Hebrew

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Ethan wrote: Sun Apr 22, 2018 7:54 pm Hebrew is a very rich language and it's affinity with it's sibling languages is lost,
What linguistic illiteracy. Hebrew is very recognizably related to Aramaic, Arabic, Akkadian, and other Semitic languages. It is not, however, very recognizably related to Indo-European languages like Greek.

Ethan, it is very revealing that you have to go through a lot of contortions to relate Hebrew to Greek. You have lots and lots of implausible etymologies and sound shifts. You also do this mostly with vocabulary, and hardly ever with grammatical features.
words are that seemingly Greek are Hebrew and vice-versa, as if they are the same language.
I've addressed that junk in "Zeus is the Jewish God". Hebrew and Greek don't look anything alike. Their vocabulary looks very different, their grammar looks very different, ...
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lpetrich wrote: Thu May 24, 2018 12:30 pm
Ethan wrote: Sun Apr 22, 2018 7:54 pm Hebrew is a very rich language and it's affinity with it's sibling languages is lost,
What linguistic illiteracy. Hebrew is very recognizably related to Aramaic, Arabic, Akkadian, and other Semitic languages. It is not, however, very recognizably related to Indo-European languages like Greek.

Ethan, it is very revealing that you have to go through a lot of contortions to relate Hebrew to Greek. You have lots and lots of implausible etymologies and sound shifts. You also do this mostly with vocabulary, and hardly ever with grammatical features.
words are that seemingly Greek are Hebrew and vice-versa, as if they are the same language.
I've addressed that junk in "Zeus is the Jewish God". Hebrew and Greek don't look anything alike. Their vocabulary looks very different, their grammar looks very different, ...
Agreed. His efforts resemble the contortions a biologist would have to go through in order to prove that eagles are more closely related to bees than to ostriches. Sure, on the surface there are some points to be made (both eagles and bees can fly, while ostriches cannot), but all of the deep, systemic similarities point to eagles and ostriches, not to eagles and bees.
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