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Anunnaki in light of Torah, Talmud, Zohar
Sefardic Panther:
Hevron is in Judea (or what goyim call the “west bank”) it is to the south of Yerushalayim.
Indeed “Lucifer”/”the devil” is a character from christian mythology and has nothing to do with Judaism but there is “half-human half-gods” so to speak. There are 4 parallel universes Atziluth, Beriah, Yetzirah and Asiah. We live in the lowest level of Asiah. The Jin that live in the upper level of Asiah are just like us only a lot more sophisticated. They eat, drink, reproduce and can do good or evil. These Jin are what goyim might call “elfs”. They are the ones that got human women up the duff in Bereshith ch.6.
On Yom Kipur the Kohen Gadol would send a goat into the wilderness for Azazel, a very powerful goat-like Jin descended from the Nefilim.
Are you big into Sumerian mythology Hanketcham? I am too because Semites and Sumerians came from the same culture. Do you think the word “Tehom” was derived from “Tiamat”? Do you know cuneiform?
Hanketcham:
I know a mediocre amount of sumerian mythology: *** edited on request *** I do not know the meaning of Tehom or its derivation from *** edited on request***
Tehom means deep ocean. While ***edited on request*** is known as the bird-snake ***edited on request*. Sometimes ***edited on request*** is thought to be a synonym for ***edited on request***.
Where tehom likens ***edited on request*** to oceanic depths, it would also also bind ***edited on request*** to the fish. There could marine mythology to parallel .
I am learning more these days on the internet.
I do not cuneform. Wish I did.
Sorry- i was not aware one could not post names of mythological dieties on this form. I apologize. I have deleted those names as requested. My apologies.
muman613:
Hanketcham,
I should ask you not to post any names of foreign G-ds on this forum, especially the Jewish and Torah section. It is a major violation of Torah mitzvot for a Jew to read these names. Please remove the name, thank you.
Exodus 23:9-13
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9 And a stranger shalt thou not oppress; for ye know the heart of a stranger, seeing ye were strangers in the land of Egypt. 10 And six years thou shalt sow thy land, and gather in the increase thereof; 11 but the seventh year thou shalt let it rest and lie fallow, that the poor of thy people may eat; and what they leave the beast of the field shall eat. In like manner thou shalt deal with thy vineyard, and with thy oliveyard. 12 Six days thou shalt do thy work, but on the seventh day thou shalt rest; that thine ox and thine donkey may have rest, and the son of thy handmaid, and the stranger, may be refreshed. 13 And in all things that I have said unto you take ye heed; and make no mention of the name of other gods, neither let it be heard out of thy mouth
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"THESE are the 'chukim & mishpatim' which you must observe in the LAND WHICH HASHEM IS GIVING YOU TO CONQUER... (12:1):
You must totally destroy all the sites where the nations worshiped their idols... on the high hills and mountains... you must ERADICATE THEIR NAMES from this place. (12:2-3)
DO NOT WORSHIP YOUR G-d IN THIS MANNER (in multiple places of worship/ read carefully! / see Further Iyun).
Rather, at the SITE WHICH G-d WILL CHOOSE - HA'MAKOM ASHER YIVCHAR HASHEM - amongst all your tribes, to establish HIS NAME there - L'SHAKEYN SHMO SHAM; -SEEK HIS DIVINE PRESENCE and go there. "l'shichno ti'DRSHU u'ba'ta shama" (12:5)
THERE you must bring all of your offerings and tithes etc. Eat and rejoice there in front of your Lord... (12:6-7)
After you cross the Jordan and enter the Land and find rest from your enemies and enjoy security, then - HA'MAKOM ASHER YIVCHAR HASHEM L'SHAKEYN SHMO SHAM - bring THERE everything which I command you.... (12:8-12)
Be careful not to offer your sacrifices anywhere that you want, rather at HA'MAKOM ASHER YIVCHAR HASHEM, only THERE may you bring your offerings... (12:13-14)
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http://www.sichosinenglish.org/general/daily-rambam/014.htm
--- Quote ---Negative Mitzvah 14: You shall not swear in the name of false gods
Exodus 23:13 "Make no mention of the name of other gods"
At times, a person may be required to take an oath in court, in order to show that he is telling the truth.
When the oath is given, the person will choose to swear in the name of something that is holy and important to him. This helps to convince others that he is sincere.
We are not allowed to swear in the name of any idol or G-d.
If we are dealing with someone who believes in idols, we are forbidden to allow him to take an oath using the name of the idol.
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muman613:
I actually think this whole thread is not kosher. I was not aware what Anunnaki was. It is also a fact that my last name when re-arranged spells a name of an egyptian gourd but I will not mention it. I think it is best to avoid discussion of these kinds of things..
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Harzel:
--- Quote from: muman613 on March 20, 2009, 01:11:58 AM ---I actually think this whole thread is not kosher. I was not aware what Anunnaki was. It is also a fact that my last name when re-arranged spells a name of an egyptian gourd but I will not mention it. I think it is best to avoid discussion of these kinds of things..
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Mumman even the bible itself mentions the name of the idol gods such as the baal, the ashera, and the molech.
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