On Sep 17, 8:39=A0am, Chiron <chiron...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:
> Bruce wrote:
>
> > Basically yeah, the whole concept of Christ came from the
> > Kabbalah. That's where the Jews got it, and the Christians got it
> > from the Jews. As far as ANYbody being the Christ (which is but
> > an image and not a man) That's for the world to decide, not a single
> > solitary man.
>
> Nonsense. =A0The concept of the Christ comes from the Old Testament.
> "Christ" is Greek for "anointed", which is what "messiah" means in
> Hebrew. =A0That's all it means, one who has been anointed. =A0That can
> apply to a king or a prophet - and it *did* apply to kings and
> prophets. =A0It applied to Saul (II Saul 1:14, for example). =A0Same
word=
,
> "ma****yach".
>
> "THE" Messiah is a particular person who was to come to redeem the
> earth. =A0The Hebrew Messiah was to bring an era of peace and prosperity
> to *earth*.
>
You haven't a clue what yer talking about, dude. You NEVER read the
Kabbalah, Never read the Babylonian Talmud, Yer even trying to suggest
the Jews speak Greek, and not Hebrew. You are even calling it the
"Old Testament" cause that is what you have been brainwashed to do!
It's Hebrew Scriptures.. ..get a clue..
The Kabbalah predates the Hebrew Scriptures, it isn't even Jewish.
It's Babylonian, dude. Some of the first notes in the Babylonian
Talmud
are references to the "Christ", Messiah based upon the Kabbalah.
You can't even find information about the "Messiah" In Hebrew
Scriptures.
You have to read the Talmud to do it! They all refer to the Kabbalah
when
they do!
It's all about Macroprosopus, and Microprosopus, God, and his
reflection among men. There are four books in the Kabbalah, and
I jest named two of them for you!
>
>
> > > > Google=3D crowley loadstone
>
> Try spelling 'lodestone' correctly. =A0You'll probably get more hits
> that way (23,000 vs. 1600).
Big deal, yer gonna be my spelling teacher now? I found
the cite, that is all I had to do!
>
>
>
> > You asked for a cite, if you didn't want it you should
> > not ask for it. I do not claim endearment to Crowley,
> > I was simply citing "a" source.
>
> Well, Mein Kampf is a source, too, but that doesn't mean it's a *good*
> source. =A0Crowley spent the last part of his life crazy as a bedbug,
> lurking around his club being "invisible". =A0He wasn't wrapped too
> tight to begin with, and with all the drugs he took, rituals he
> performed, he basically got unhinged.
Tales and fables to scare Xians with. That's all they are. dude.
Crowley was no bumb by any means, he was a very knowledgeable
soul, even if it was a dark one.
You wanna follow in Albans footsteps as a fool, go right ahead,
I won't stop you. But I'll be damned if I'm gonna simply
sit by and let you spread disinformation where ever, and
when ever you want to!
Peace be with you all..
They call me Bruce
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