#40, RE: Revising Potato charts
Posted by Paul Younan on Mar-21-2002 at 11:59 PM
In response to message #39
Shlama Akhi Yukhanan,>This chart
>of your making needs revision.

>You assume two qnomas for
>the son, in my KING
>JAMES there was only one
>birth.
You still don't understand the term. There was only one birth therefore there is only one Parsopa.
Qnoma is not limited to physical birth. It's not a physical concept.
Take those glasses off.
>At least you have
>condescended to calling him Maran,
>not MarYah in parsopa perception
I call him both just like the Aramaic scriptures do.
>however so are we if
>by this you mean spirit
>influenced.
I mean nothing of the sort. It's your deliberate refusal to understand anything else but King James English that's the obstacle.
>The crossover line in
>your chart from deity son-qnoma
>to Meshikha parsopa I understood
>to be ‘the incarnation line’
>not the spirit’s influence.
Yes, I think you got it.
>Can I suggest a needed revision
>by erasing that line especially
>when it passes through an
>imaginary threesome.
No you can't. This is not Aramaic according to John Drywood.
>Would a moron
>understand your chart I think
>even they can be saved
>by the simplicity that there’s
>a deity in heaven who
>sent his son as the
>Messiah and by the help
>of God’s power can raise
>all men who love the
>son to become immortal and
>live a very long time.
Galatians 1:6-9
>Now the scriptures teach that
>only deity has immortality and
>this gift is bestowed not
>begotten.
Straw man. Who said anything otherwise ?
>This is why your
>chart is wrong
Wow! A conclusion like that from a straw man!
>and maybe
>the KING JAMES TRANSLATION preserves
>the correct concept in its
>simplicity that you make mysterious.
To the Greeks this seems like foolishness.
> Oh Oh! Your from
>that place called “Mystery, Babylon
>THE GREAT”
Did you fail geography and history?
I'm from Nineveh in Assyria - bitter enemies of the Babylonians.
Pick up something other than the KJV sometimes and learn.
>but then the
>Peshitta ignores that book like
>the plague- sounds too much
>like a conspiracy or something
>against all Assyrians. 
For speaking against BABYLON?
Those darn Babylonians! What was Peter thinking going there and visiting the believers there?
A quick question - who's your favorite character in the Old Testament? Jonah?
I suppose there's a conspiracy against Assyrians in Jude, 2 Peter, 2 & 3 John as well ?
Your silly remarks betray your lack of knowledge on the history of the book of Revelation - the same book that not even the Western church accepted for hundreds of years after it showed up on the scene.
>Speaking
>of which I would like
>you to answer something that
>has puzzled me in that
>‘forbidden book’.
It's not forbidden at all - we just don't have an Aramaic original and we seriously doubt the Apostolic origin of that book (as your forefathers in the Roman realms did as well.)
>Is there
>a difference in the Peshitto
>translation between two identical verses
>in Greek & English: Rev
>1:6 & 5:10 ?
I'll check when I get home.
Ciao.
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