How is ethics associated with religion??

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How is ethics assiciated with religion?

A non taxable Church versus a taxable Church.

How can ethics be applied within the taxable Church? Proper tax writing, proper figure submissions, proper and truthful 'income'received.... These are ethical properness. To cheat and lie about these number figures are non ethical.


So how is ethics and religion associated??

Lies..


Is lying a question of ethics as well as religion?


* The LORD came to town to pay a visit. Upon seeing that Jesus Christ was being well respected, HE departed joyfully. Upon His next visit however He met a person who was claiming that Jesus was not the name of The LORD's only Begotten Son.

Remember... ONLY begotten Son. Not another Begotten Son... But THE ONLY ... The only signifies ONLY ONE.

But strange how The LORD didn't seem to be in agreement with those persons who knew this. So strange.


Many might have disappeared.
 
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The entire world being as Nineveh.

How many (J)onahs must there be???

(J)onah however was not sent into Nineveh preaching the name of Jesus, though.

Yet todays (J)onahs make the proselytes twice a son of Gehenna by doing so. Preaching the 'mandatory' acceptance of a 'man made' name; namely Jesus...and then to associate/amalgamate/mix in with that false name the title of Christ and/or Messiah is nothing short of Paganism and heathenism..


So...

The entire world being as Nineveh... How many true (J)onahs must there be???
 
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Even the (J)ews in Israel.

Are (J)ews truly Only 74 years old seeing the free state of Israel was first called Israel in all of its Hebrew speaking history only since 1945??


And since Israel was not called Israel since 1945, I guess the term (J)ew is only 74 years old as well.



Read what is written

The Land of Israel, also known as the Holy Land or Palestine, is the birthplace of the Jewish people, the place where the final form of the Hebrew Bible is thought to have been compiled, and the birthplace of Judaism and Christianity. It contains sites sacred to Judaism, Samaritanism, Christianity, Islam, Druze and the Bahá'í Faith.



The land of Israel..... Which was formerly known as the Holy Land or Palestine......is the birth place of the Jewish people. The land of Israel is the birth place of the Jewish people.


When did it become the land of Israel??

On 2 April 1947, the United Kingdom requested that the question of Palestine be handled by the General Assembly.

On 14 May 1948, on the day the last British forces left from Haifa, the Jewish People's Council gathered at the Tel Aviv Museum and proclaimed the establishment of a Jewish state in Eretz Israel, to be known as the State of Israel.

History of Israel - Wikipedia



So here is the stickler.

What was it called??

Eretz Ysrael.

Why?? Because in Hebrew the letters i and j do not exist. The closest phonetic sound Hebrew has to i and j is the Y which is used for BOTH the i and j.

Hence Ysrael and Yerushalem, or Yerushalaym.


3389. Yerushalaim or Yerushalayim

Yerushala(i)m or Yerushalay(i)m: probably "foundation of peace," capital city of all Isr.
Original Word: יְרוּשָׁלַם
Part of Speech: proper name, of a location
Transliteration: Yerushalaim or Yerushalayim
Phonetic Spelling: (yer-oo-shaw-lah'-im)
Definition: probably "foundation of peace", capital city of all Isr


Remember that the letter i is not in the Hebrew so the (i) in Yerushala(i)m is the 'y' sound.
 
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So no j sound ... No j in their alphabet...

So where is the name Jesus from? The name of the ONLY Begotten Son of YHWH and The Messiah of Eloah (?) (Allah)??

Al-ilah

8 AL-ILAH (Aramaic) The title for “God” as used by Aramaic speaking believers at the time of Jesus
One of the most proper titles for God used in the Near East when Aramaic was the lingua franca of the Semitic language family from 1,200 BC to 600 CE. During the most important period in the formation of the New Testament, this expression could be found as seen in Romans 16.26-27, for the original language spoken by Jesus and his disciples was Aramaic.

Hebrew-Aramaic Sacred Names - The Keys of Enoch® North American Official Site


But not all of Eretz Ysrael spoke Aramaic even during the years of The True, Only, Messiah Christ.
 
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Interesting drivel you're spewing. Mostly it just inspires me to say, "So what?"

My take..the ancient prototypical Jews were a Semitic tribe...pre-literate and nomadic. They were enslaved by the Babylonians, from whom they learned to read and to write Aramaic. Prior to that, they had Hebrew..they swiped the Phoenician alphabet and made it their own--Anyone who knows languages knows this as fact. Paradise is from Persia..Iran, in today's map. Basically, they just stole some of the culture of their oppressors and made it their own. A Paradise was a park dedicated to Zoroaster..must've looked pretty good to a herder from the desert!

paradise

Word History: From an etymological perspective at least, paradise is located in ancient Iran—for it is there that the word paradise ultimately originates. The old Iranian language Avestan had a noun pairidaēza-, "a wall enclosing a garden or orchard," which is composed of pairi-, "around," and daēza- "wall." The adverb and preposition pairi is related to the equivalent Greek form peri, as in perimeter. Daēza- comes from the Indo-European root *dheigh-, "to mold, form, shape." Zoroastrian religion encouraged maintaining arbors, orchards, and gardens, and even the kings of austere Sparta were edified by seeing the Great King of Persia planting and maintaining his own trees in his own garden. Xenophon, a Greek mercenary soldier who spent some time in the Persian army and later wrote histories, recorded the pairidaēza- surrounding the orchard as paradeisos, using it not to refer to the wall itself but to the huge parks that Persian nobles loved to build and hunt in. This Greek word was used in the Septuagint translation of Genesis to refer to the Garden of Eden, and then Latin translations of the Bible used the Greek word in its Latinized form, paradisus. The Latin word was then borrowed into Old English and used to designate the Garden of Eden. In Middle English, the form of the word was influenced by its Old French equivalent, paradis, and it is from such Middle English forms as paradis that our Modern English word descends.
 
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And so therefore as written in the Qu'ran.

Desist in referring to God as three.

Do not say things such as God The Father, God The Son, God The Holy Spirit.

God is not three but only 1.


God.

The Father is not three but only 1.

The Father.


The Son is not three but only 1.


The Son.. The ONLY Begotten of YHWH and Eloah.



Do not say that YHWH is Eloah and do not say that Eloah is YHWH. They are Individual minds with individual hearts and thoughts and even 'breaths'. Do not say they are the same.
 
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How is The Son the Son of Eloah though? God forbid that God should have a 'son' as man kind would have a 'son'.

Christ Messiah was NOT a result of the natural procreative process; namely the male and female reproductive enzymes combining together; the sperm cell, (1) cell and the ovum; or egg, the (1) egg. Christ Messiah was without the sperm cell but was WITH the ovum, or egg; of Maryum (Mary). That is how He had 'skin' and 'blood'... these containing the DNA also.
 
How is The Son the Son of Eloah though? God forbid that God should have a 'son' as man kind would have a 'son'.

Christ Messiah was NOT a result of the natural procreative process; namely the male and female reproductive enzymes combining together; the sperm cell, (1) cell and the ovum; or egg, the (1) egg. Christ Messiah was without the sperm cell but was WITH the ovum, or egg; of Maryum (Mary). That is how He had 'skin' and 'blood'... these containing the DNA also.
Jesus was a clone?!! Who knew??
 
How is ethics assiciated with religion?

A non taxable Church versus a taxable Church.

How can ethics be applied within the taxable Church? Proper tax writing, proper figure submissions, proper and truthful 'income'received.... These are ethical properness. To cheat and lie about these number figures are non ethical.


So how is ethics and religion associated??

Lies..


Is lying a question of ethics as well as religion?


* The LORD came to town to pay a visit. Upon seeing that Jesus Christ was being well respected, HE departed joyfully. Upon His next visit however He met a person who was claiming that Jesus was not the name of The LORD's only Begotten Son.

Remember... ONLY begotten Son. Not another Begotten Son... But THE ONLY ... The only signifies ONLY ONE.

But strange how The LORD didn't seem to be in agreement with those persons who knew this. So strange.


Many might have disappeared.
That's why religion causes problems.
 

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