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Ok, Id appreciate if everyone just ignored my other posts, and everything was focused on this one, I think I summerized the material better.
And yes, this is all for one of my novels, actually a set of two. I discussed it here before, Pavlos and Nan might remember. Christmas Diary.... Nan changed it to something like Damaris Christie, lol. Still can't decide between 'The Christmas Diaries', 'Christmas's Diaries', 'The Christmas Diary', or 'Chrismas's Diary'. Christmas is the name of the girl... yea that's not important! On and upward!!!
- Jesus is a name or is it a contraction of Joshua ben Joseph?
- In the ORIGINAL HEBREW was Jesus named Jesus, Joshua, or Yeshua?
- In the ORIGINAL HEBREW was Joseph, Joseph, or Yoseph?
- In the ORIGINAL HEBREW was Mary, Mary, Maria, Mariam, or Miriam?
- Is Marion the closet male relative name of the ORIGINAL HEBREW name for Mary? If not, what is? If Marion is actually a medevil concotion of the name Mary, is there a way take the original Hewbrew name/word of/for Mary and make it into a boys name(Y'all get what I mean by that?)
- Is the ORIGINAL HEWBREW name/word for the ANGEL that later became Satan, or Associated with Satan Ha-Satan??? -confused- Also whatever the orignal Hewbrew name of the Angel that defied god, can I get a break down of the name so as to what it means, if it has a meaning, in Hewbrew... or whatever language it is from.
- Can I get the ORIGINAL HEBREW names of the 7 Archangels, and the word breakdown of their names. As I said before the site changed and now has something different then it had before, so I am confused.
7 Archangels (English names):
Gabriel
Michael
Uriel
Zerachiel
Raphael
Remiel
Raguel
- Can I get the ORIGINAL HEWBREW name of the following, and the word breakdowns on the names/word:
Azrael (Angel of Death)
Abaddon (Angel of the Abyss) Question here, what 'abyss'?
Apocrypha (so this a group fo 5 books?)
- Is there an old feminine Hewbrew form of Jospeh, and by old I mean back in the time of Christ? If the original Hewbrew form of Joseph in the bible was Yoseph, is there a way to feminize this that was something they would of done in that time?
To my understanding (Please correct me, or assure me)
- "el" is a Hewbrew/Jewish name for God?
- Ha-Satan was an angel of??? Justice it seems, or judgement. Anyone have a good site with a forum for these type of questions. I have found lots of site, but they are all just telling me Satan is evil, and not giving me any info!
That should be everying
Much thanks
~SD
And yes, this is all for one of my novels, actually a set of two. I discussed it here before, Pavlos and Nan might remember. Christmas Diary.... Nan changed it to something like Damaris Christie, lol. Still can't decide between 'The Christmas Diaries', 'Christmas's Diaries', 'The Christmas Diary', or 'Chrismas's Diary'. Christmas is the name of the girl... yea that's not important! On and upward!!!
- Jesus is a name or is it a contraction of Joshua ben Joseph?
- In the ORIGINAL HEBREW was Jesus named Jesus, Joshua, or Yeshua?
- In the ORIGINAL HEBREW was Joseph, Joseph, or Yoseph?
- In the ORIGINAL HEBREW was Mary, Mary, Maria, Mariam, or Miriam?
- Is Marion the closet male relative name of the ORIGINAL HEBREW name for Mary? If not, what is? If Marion is actually a medevil concotion of the name Mary, is there a way take the original Hewbrew name/word of/for Mary and make it into a boys name(Y'all get what I mean by that?)
- Is the ORIGINAL HEWBREW name/word for the ANGEL that later became Satan, or Associated with Satan Ha-Satan??? -confused- Also whatever the orignal Hewbrew name of the Angel that defied god, can I get a break down of the name so as to what it means, if it has a meaning, in Hewbrew... or whatever language it is from.
- Can I get the ORIGINAL HEBREW names of the 7 Archangels, and the word breakdown of their names. As I said before the site changed and now has something different then it had before, so I am confused.
7 Archangels (English names):
Gabriel
Michael
Uriel
Zerachiel
Raphael
Remiel
Raguel
- Can I get the ORIGINAL HEWBREW name of the following, and the word breakdowns on the names/word:
Azrael (Angel of Death)
Abaddon (Angel of the Abyss) Question here, what 'abyss'?
Apocrypha (so this a group fo 5 books?)
- Is there an old feminine Hewbrew form of Jospeh, and by old I mean back in the time of Christ? If the original Hewbrew form of Joseph in the bible was Yoseph, is there a way to feminize this that was something they would of done in that time?
To my understanding (Please correct me, or assure me)
- "el" is a Hewbrew/Jewish name for God?
- Ha-Satan was an angel of??? Justice it seems, or judgement. Anyone have a good site with a forum for these type of questions. I have found lots of site, but they are all just telling me Satan is evil, and not giving me any info!
That should be everying
Much thanks
~SD
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trying to help again
- In the ORIGINAL HEBREW was Jesus named Jesus, Joshua, or Yeshua?
answer: Yeshua (meaning: salvation, god is salvation)
- In the ORIGINAL HEBREW was Joseph, Joseph, or Yoseph?
answer: Yoseph (meaning: he (god) added, continued)
- In the ORIGINAL HEBREW was Mary, Mary, Maria, Mariam, or Miriam?
answer: Miriam
- Is the ORIGINAL HEWBREW name/word for the ANGEL that later became Satan, or Associated with Satan Ha-Satan??? -confused- Also whatever the orignal Hewbrew name of the Angel that defied god, can I get a break down of the name so as to what it means, if it has a meaning, in Hewbrew... or whatever language it is from.
answer: Satan is mentioned in the book of Job by that name (HaSatan which means "the satan"), as one of the angles/messangers of god. As
far as I know he has no earlier Hebrew name.
- Can I get the ORIGINAL HEBREW names of the 7 Archangels, and the word breakdown of their names. As I said before the site changed and now has something different then it had before, so I am confused.
answer: as I said in my other post to you, the original Hebrew spelling is IN HEBREW. If you write Miyka'el or Mikha'el - it's neither of them. You can only phonetically represent them if you got the pronounciation.
as for breaking them down to words:
El means god in all of them.
Gabriel: gavri = men,people,getting stronger
Michael: Mi=who, chah=like (Michael = who is like god?)
Uriel: uri=my light (Uriel=god is my light)
Zerachiel: zerach =to shine,to light
Raphael: Rephah=to heal
- Is there an old feminine Hewbrew form of Jospeh, and by old I mean back in the time of Christ?
answer: I really think not.
there is only a more modern female form: Yoshepha.
Hope this helps.
- In the ORIGINAL HEBREW was Jesus named Jesus, Joshua, or Yeshua?
answer: Yeshua (meaning: salvation, god is salvation)
- In the ORIGINAL HEBREW was Joseph, Joseph, or Yoseph?
answer: Yoseph (meaning: he (god) added, continued)
- In the ORIGINAL HEBREW was Mary, Mary, Maria, Mariam, or Miriam?
answer: Miriam
- Is the ORIGINAL HEWBREW name/word for the ANGEL that later became Satan, or Associated with Satan Ha-Satan??? -confused- Also whatever the orignal Hewbrew name of the Angel that defied god, can I get a break down of the name so as to what it means, if it has a meaning, in Hewbrew... or whatever language it is from.
answer: Satan is mentioned in the book of Job by that name (HaSatan which means "the satan"), as one of the angles/messangers of god. As
far as I know he has no earlier Hebrew name.
- Can I get the ORIGINAL HEBREW names of the 7 Archangels, and the word breakdown of their names. As I said before the site changed and now has something different then it had before, so I am confused.
answer: as I said in my other post to you, the original Hebrew spelling is IN HEBREW. If you write Miyka'el or Mikha'el - it's neither of them. You can only phonetically represent them if you got the pronounciation.
as for breaking them down to words:
El means god in all of them.
Gabriel: gavri = men,people,getting stronger
Michael: Mi=who, chah=like (Michael = who is like god?)
Uriel: uri=my light (Uriel=god is my light)
Zerachiel: zerach =to shine,to light
Raphael: Rephah=to heal
- Is there an old feminine Hewbrew form of Jospeh, and by old I mean back in the time of Christ?
answer: I really think not.
there is only a more modern female form: Yoshepha.
Hope this helps.
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hey thanks
wow!
thanks for all that hard work
im just double checking, when i said the ORIGINAL HEWBREW
I meant the original hewbrew text of the bible, not just the origin of the name
just making sure
Thanks again
~S!LVAH
wow!
thanks for all that hard work
im just double checking, when i said the ORIGINAL HEWBREW
I meant the original hewbrew text of the bible, not just the origin of the name
just making sure
Thanks again
~S!LVAH
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You're welcome
and yes, these are the names (Yoseph, Miriam, Yeshua, etc.) as they appear in the Hebrew text of the bible.
and yes, these are the names (Yoseph, Miriam, Yeshua, etc.) as they appear in the Hebrew text of the bible.
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Plz read
In my previous post please replace Marion with Marian, every time it appears. Marian is the male form of Mary, not Marion. Sorry bout that!
~SD
In my previous post please replace Marion with Marian, every time it appears. Marian is the male form of Mary, not Marion. Sorry bout that!
~SD
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Marjan (Marian) is certainly the male form of Marianus, which unfortunately comes from the Latin name Marius - nothing to do with Mary, therefore. (It would originally have been given to slaves owned by the Marii.)
I'm not sure exactly what you want - a Hebrew name meaning the same as Mary but used for boys? I haven't checked this, but it is my impression that Mary, or Miriam or whatever, was originally Egyptian and that its use in Hebrew dates from biblical reports of the Exodus. I very much doubt if people in classical and biblical antiquity would have used female names for males; have you found a source in which this did happen? That would be really interesting!
I'm not sure exactly what you want - a Hebrew name meaning the same as Mary but used for boys? I haven't checked this, but it is my impression that Mary, or Miriam or whatever, was originally Egyptian and that its use in Hebrew dates from biblical reports of the Exodus. I very much doubt if people in classical and biblical antiquity would have used female names for males; have you found a source in which this did happen? That would be really interesting!
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