What are you asking me?
Have you learned the shema?
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Zeke
Well-known member
See my last post to you, but maybe you're a dead man who can't hear or see.
What is your question in reference to?
Zeke
Well-known member
Remember post 214 and you replied no, what did you mean by no to that post.
Post 214 is not to you.
So, His name then is 'hey vav hey yod'?
Zeke
Well-known member
Well we are back to you're loss about that very post where you stated no concerning what freelight posted, so if you want to play this game I can.
freelight
Eclectic Theosophist
Ehyeh asher ehyeh
Ehyeh asher ehyeh
Your response of "No" to my post here does not adequately answer or address my commentary, it's insights and observations. Remember, the Shema is a call to ears and hearts to 're-member' the Creator, his nature, singular essence and individual sovereignty.
Also, the promises of God are yes and amen.....not "No". The videos of song and music of the Shema are shared for their artistic and inspirational value.
All soul's recognizing their inherent oneness with Life, rooted in the One living source of all.....sing the Shema with their being,.....Since their being is because of the One Being. Only Consciousness can say "I Am"
Ehyeh asher ehyeh
Your response of "No" to my post here does not adequately answer or address my commentary, it's insights and observations. Remember, the Shema is a call to ears and hearts to 're-member' the Creator, his nature, singular essence and individual sovereignty.
Also, the promises of God are yes and amen.....not "No". The videos of song and music of the Shema are shared for their artistic and inspirational value.
All soul's recognizing their inherent oneness with Life, rooted in the One living source of all.....sing the Shema with their being,.....Since their being is because of the One Being. Only Consciousness can say "I Am"
No
Do you mean to say, "You're" here?
No.Your response of "No" to my post here does not adequately answer or address my commentary, it's insights and observations. Remember, the Shema is a call to ears and hearts to 're-member' the Creator, his nature, singular essence and individual sovereignty.
Also, the promises of God are yes and amen.....not "No". The videos of song and music of the Shema are shared for their artistic and inspirational value.
All soul's recognizing their inherent oneness with Life, rooted in the One living source of all.....sing the Shema with their being,.....Since their being is because of the One Being. Only Consciousness can say "I Am"
Zeke
Well-known member
No means yes then.
freelight
Eclectic Theosophist
"No" nonsense.........
"No" nonsense.........
This is your second "No" in response to one of my commentaries. In the true interest of engaging an actual dialogue here, this kind of response is inadequate. Are you not interested in discussion on the Shema and its meaning? A subject so glorious as the divine name and nature of Deity merits a more serious open minded inquiry.
“Echad” in the Shema
"No" nonsense.........
This is your second "No" in response to one of my commentaries. In the true interest of engaging an actual dialogue here, this kind of response is inadequate. Are you not interested in discussion on the Shema and its meaning? A subject so glorious as the divine name and nature of Deity merits a more serious open minded inquiry.
“Echad” in the Shema
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TweetyBird
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Speaking forth letters and thinking they have some kind of mystical purpose IS sorcery.
TweetyBird
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The evidence is within. The evidence is written down in the Scriptures. Faith is believing that this evidence is proof and truth. Many people seek to find answers based on what they can see, but faith in God does not require visible evidence.
Heb 11
3 Through faith we understand that the worlds were framed by the word of God, so that things which are seen were not made of things which do appear.
TweetyBird
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Jesus is missing from the Shema.
TweetyBird
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I was referring to the Shema. Jesus is missing from the Shema. Read the context to what I was responding to.
TweetyBird
New member
No, it's yod hey vav hey, as written in Hebrew from right to left.
That's because the Shema is about God.
TweetyBird
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The Shema, as promoted in these posts, is not about God.