so for those of you who claim to be directly spoken to by this being, when you first heard the name did you ask him how to spell it?
i am having a hard time imagining how it's really pronounced, i guess i can figure out the first name, but the second one...when i try to say it i feel like i'm trying to say ms. zha zha gabor.. seriously, did he impart the spelling to you or did you have to ask?.
So for those of you who claim to be directly spoken to by this being, when you first heard the name did you ask him how to spell it? I am having a hard time imagining how it's really pronounced, I guess I can figure out the first name, but the second one...when I try to say it I feel like I'm trying to say Ms. Zha Zha Gabor.
Seriously, did he impart the spelling to you or did you have to ask?
to the household of dog, hades, and those who go with you... may you have smoke [on the water]!.
as you know i have, for many years now, related to you that i hear the voice of the dog shepherd, the smoked one of hades and vodka spirits, auhsehaj hajahcisim [abbreviated in the ancient texts as grim, a four consonant tetragrammaton meaning smoke, drunk, and savior].
over such years i have received many questions and comments, and engaged in various debates regarding the validity of that name and my translation of it's transmutations throughout the ages including several redacted engagements of the original name.
Shelby,
I find it a bit strange that you would post the above comments on this particular thread.
WS,
It would seem to me that when 2 people, and it appears to be only 2 people in the entire world, use a peculiar name for a being with the claim that this being spoke to them, seems to be it would be reasonable to think those 2 people have some kind of connection.
to the household of dog, hades, and those who go with you... may you have smoke [on the water]!.
as you know i have, for many years now, related to you that i hear the voice of the dog shepherd, the smoked one of hades and vodka spirits, auhsehaj hajahcisim [abbreviated in the ancient texts as grim, a four consonant tetragrammaton meaning smoke, drunk, and savior].
over such years i have received many questions and comments, and engaged in various debates regarding the validity of that name and my translation of it's transmutations throughout the ages including several redacted engagements of the original name.
I'm trying to put this in persepective. I hear a voice of someone that no one else in the world had ever heard of before (except watersprout and I'm still trying to figure out the connection). To be honest, I think if that happened to me I would keep it to myself. From your posts Shelby, you seem like an intelligent person, so maybe you can understand how many of us have a hard time grasping what you claim.
I was thinking about some dreams I have had in my life, and I'm certain that the human brain is capable of some bizarre stuff that has no roots whatsoever in reality. Just something to think about before JM changes his message from one of love and peace to death and destruction.
to the household of dog, hades, and those who go with you... may you have smoke [on the water]!.
as you know i have, for many years now, related to you that i hear the voice of the dog shepherd, the smoked one of hades and vodka spirits, auhsehaj hajahcisim [abbreviated in the ancient texts as grim, a four consonant tetragrammaton meaning smoke, drunk, and savior].
over such years i have received many questions and comments, and engaged in various debates regarding the validity of that name and my translation of it's transmutations throughout the ages including several redacted engagements of the original name.
I find the constant "peace be with you" several times in every post to be a bit on the condescending side. I try hard to look past it but I admit I am irritated every time I read it. I would appreciate your posts more if you didn't do that. Seriously.
Hmmmm...
"And when you go into a household, greet it. If the household is worthy, let your peace come upon it. But if it is not worthy, let your peace return to you."
"But whatever house you enter, first say, 'Peace be with you.' And if a son of peace is there, your peace will rest on it; if not, it will return to you."
"While they were still talking about this, Jaheshua himself stood among them and said to them, "May you have peace."
"On the evening of that first day of the week, when the disciples were together, with the doors locked for fear of the Jews, Jaheshua came and stood among them and said, "Peace be with you!" After he said this, he showed them his hands and side. The disciples were overjoyed when they saw him. Again, Jaheshua said, "Peace be with you! As the Father has sent me, I am sending you. And with that he breathed on them and said, "Receive holy spirit."
Ummmm... in light of the above, sorry... but no... dear SO.
But peace to you!
A slave of Christ,
SA
People may have talked like that 2000 years ago, but doing so today makes you come across as weird IMO.
to the household of dog, hades, and those who go with you... may you have smoke [on the water]!.
as you know i have, for many years now, related to you that i hear the voice of the dog shepherd, the smoked one of hades and vodka spirits, auhsehaj hajahcisim [abbreviated in the ancient texts as grim, a four consonant tetragrammaton meaning smoke, drunk, and savior].
over such years i have received many questions and comments, and engaged in various debates regarding the validity of that name and my translation of it's transmutations throughout the ages including several redacted engagements of the original name.
I continue to find it interesting that if you google JAHESHUA MISCHAJAH you get links that are connected only to Shelby. Seems to me that should be indicative of something.
I find the constant "peace be with you" several times in every post to be a bit on the condescending side. I try hard to look past it but I admit I am irritated every time I read it. I would appreciate your posts more if you didn't do that. Seriously.
this is from the november 2010 kingdom ministry pages 5 and 6;.
it is a 20 minute item on how members of the congregation should assist unbelieving mates!.
http://www.box.net/shared/mzjkpiijgj.
As others have said, it really is amazing when you look at this from the outside. Last meeting I attended, which was only because a kid I knew was giving a talk, it struck me how it's nothing more than a sales meeting.
since moving back to another town i've met up with an elder i knew from way back.
(i met him coming out of a salvation army shop.).
he visited me at home a few weeks ago, and as i seem to be getting more comfortable at fading i invited him in and told him i was very concerned over the 607 bce.
Check out this website, lots more info about this debate http://corior.blogspot.com/
newsmaxs magazine just published an article that the watchtower is the most read magazine out there it evens surpasses time.. i have never heard of newmaxs but i just was emailed this and thought you might find it interesting.
i am sorry i do not know how to give the link so i am cutting and pasting.
if someone can do the link it would be great.
Wonder what the impact of the new arrangement for distribution at the KH will have on this. If the brothers only take what they need at the magazine counter instead of having to take a requested number, are the mags going to start piling up at the KH instead of their homes.
I would think this will have the same impact that the donation arrangement had, less and less money coming in.
Also, with the push to go green, I would think the distinction of having the highest distribution is not something any environmentally conscious organization would want to have. Of course I don't think that is a real concern for them.
almost everyone has seen someone pray over the food at the dinner table,you know bless this food to our bodies and our bodies to your service, but tell the truth when was the last time god answered you?
ah like never?
so still we go on with the ritual of praying because some how its what god expects right?
This is really what's going on:
at what age did you start accepting that the bible was from god?.
Thanks believers for all your candid admissions on this thread. Although SBCheezits isn't really getting too much response to the question posed, this thread has yielded what I think could be some eye opening thoughts for those who might just be coming out of the fog of belief.
