The Hawaiians call her Pele. She is their “Volcano Godess”. When she is in a “bad mood”, the ground shakes, mountains move, volcanos blow their ttops, and molten lava flows. That grumpy bad tempered godess really came from the Middle Read More …
Category: Aramaic
Aotearoa (NZ) Tukutuku Weaving, Egypt and Genesis
There are many possible translations of the first word of the Bible. The expression “In the beginning” is only one possible translation out of many. Another possibe translation, is: “With a Woven Web . . . . “ NZ Maori Read More …
“Sons of Rage”
Jesus named them “Boanerges”. English translations of His Greek term usually render it as “Sons of Thunder”. But, “mangled” as the Greek transliteration is, it would be more accurate to translate the original meaning as “Sons of Rage”. We are Read More …
Elohim, Eloh, Aloh, Allah, Aloha, IA (“EEO”) and Aroha
Elohim and Eloh are plural and singular forms of the same Hebrew Name for God. Eloh, Aloh and Allah are basically the same Name in an Aramaic or Arabic accent. Plenty of heavily fundamentalist Christians want to claim that Allah Read More …
The “Pagan” Supreme God of The Pacific is Aramaic
Jesus the Pagan Heathen ?! Depemding on the pronunciation, the Name of the “Creator God”, or “Supreme God” of multiple Polynesian races is IA or IO or IAW or IOR. The missionaries told their “converts” that IA was a pagan Read More …
Aloha
The word/Name used for God in the Genesis Week account (the first 34 verses of the Bible) is Elohim. “Technically”, Elohim is a PLURAL word/Name. (The “im” ending (Yod-Mem in Hebrew) indicates a “PLURAL”, just as adding an “s” on Read More …
The “Aloha Bible”
“The God of ALOHA” The word ALOHA is almost synonymous with Hawaii. Many Hawaiian words, like the early Hawaiians, came from the Middle East. Solomon’s ships sailed the Pacific almost 3,000 years ago. About a thousand years after that, Egypt’s Read More …