The roles of the right and left hand

 

 

What is the Right Hand and the Left Hand?

The right hand and the left hand are English translations of ancient text and roles.  

Mark 10:35-37; Matthew 20:20 John and James and their mother inquired about the positions of the left hand and the right hand. We can view this through Europe’s theologians or through the traditions of ancient civilizations. 

Mark 10:35-37 KJV - And James and John, the sons of - Bible Gateway

Based on ancient civilizations 

Two positions that served the Kings and High Priest were the Right Hand and the Left Hand.

The Right Hand - the Segan (the assistant to the High Priest) who would take over after Jesus ascended.  John 21:17 Peter would become the High Priest of Rome (Called Bishop by the Europeans). Is this why Jesus asked Peter to feed his Sheep? Was Peter appointed as the Right Hand of Jesus assigned to minister to the disciples after Jesus was carried up to the mountains or sky. 

The Left Hand- Minister to the House of the High Priest cared for the family of the high priest. John was told to take care of Mary at the crucifixion. John was the minister to the House of Jesus.

John 19: 26-27 Mark 10:37, Matthew 20:20, John 21:17

This is the reason Mary was given to John, also the word for right hand in the Māori lanugauge is maui meaning love. This is John's name in ancient times the symbols in this name John is Wakan or Nakawa. One of the Japanese definitions of Nakawa is Peaceful and harmonious. 

The miracle of the wine

DID JESUS DRINK WINE OR GRAPE JUICE?

JOHN 2 

Jesus of Nazareth drank wine and there is some debate about the type of wine he drank. Some people believe he drank unfermented wine, but the bible does not use the word unfermented, it simply uses the word wine. Let’s take a look at the story of the miracle at Cana in Galilee to determine if Jesus drank unfermented or fermented wine.

in John chapter 2 Jesus is attending a wedding and turns the water into wine but in order to determine if this wine was grape juice or wine let's look at the term water pots. The term water pots and the process of making wine is essential in understanding what Jesus drank. Take note Jesus said, "Fill the water pots with water".   Based on ancient text there were grapes in water pot. Something else we should consider is the ancient definition of the word Miracles used in this text. Why did the writer use the word miracle? Turning water into wine is only a miracle if the general population were unaware of the process of making wine. Let's take a look at the ancient definition of miracle. 

WHAT IS THE MIRACLE OF TURNING WATER INTO WINE

MARK 9:39

Why is making water into wine a miracle? There are a few ancient definitions for the word miracle, and because the New Testament is written in Greek, we should explore the Greek bible or ancient text for the definitions of the word miracle during biblical times. The Greek word for miracle in John 2:11 is semeion but the Greek word for miracles in Mark 9:39 is Dunamis which is defined as a wonder but the word  miracle  in John 2:11 in the Greek is semeion and it is defined as a sign or a token. 

The (sign) of turning water into wine had different meanings and the use of the jars means the wine was fermented (Alcohol) not grape juice but why was making the wine a sign? I will explore this in another blog. Now that we know Jesus is drinking alcohol; what do the books in the Bible say about drinking alcohol? Let’s begin with the book of Ephesians 5:18: 

I am using the King James Version of the Bible along with the Greek and Latin.

DOES THE BIBLE PROHIBIT DRINKING?

EPHESIANS 5:18

Ephesians 5:18, says and be not drunk with wine, wherein is excess; but be filled with the spirit.

The bible does not forbid drinking alcohol, instead it denounces excess drinking, and we can find this text in the 5th chapter and 20 verse of the letter to the church of the Ephesians.  Notice the words used in the text are drunk and wine which indicates the wine could make one intoxicated. 

 

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Resurrections and Reincarnation in the bible

Resurrection  means to rise from the dead as a human. 

Elijah - Raised widows' son from the dead (1 Kings 17:22)

Elisha - raised the son of the Shunamite woman (2 Kings 4:32,34,36)

Dead Bones of Elisha (2 kings 13:20-21)

 Resurrections were new to European theologians and the Protestant Churches of the new world and throughout the Old Testament people were resurrected. 

Resurrection - to rise from the dead is to die and come back with your own body

 ELIJAH AND ELISA ( Elisas)

Elisa and Elijah were both used to bring people from the dead in the old testaments. Their names are older than Hebrew and based on Judges 12:4-6 Elisha is pronounced Elisa or Eliseus, the ancient names for the God of resurrection, healing and reconciliation. The name Elisha first appears as Elisha in Genesis 10:4 as the great grandson of Noah through his son Japeth.  The symbols of the name Jesus and Elisa can also be seen in the name Methuselah one of our ancestors of Genesis 4 and 5. Both Cain and Seth gave this name to their sons. The name Methuselah includes the sound and symbols of the name Elisa, ancient words had meaning both ways and was translated by the Hebrews, Greeks and Romans. This means this spirit of resurrection & healing named Elisas was operating long before Jesus was born, and the reason John the Baptist was filled with the Holy ghost before he was born. 

ISAIS/ESAIS/ISAIAH/HESAIAS

Resurrection in the New Testament

Resurrection - to rise from the dead is to die and come back with your own body

The New Testament records 3 resurrections.

Lasarus/Lazarus was resurrected from the dead. John 11 

Jesus the son of the widow. Luke 7:11-16  

Jesus raised the man's daughter from the dead Luke 8:51-56

Reincarnation 

Luke 9:18-19 KJV - And it came to pass, as he was alone - Bible Gateway

This passage Jesus is asking who people say he is and the disciples say people believe he is the reincarnation of John the Baptist, Elisa and some say one of the old prophets. The people of the ancient world obviously believed in reincarnation.  

Re-incarnation - Rebirth of the soul in another body,   

Incarnate - endowed with a human body, to give bodily form, to be the type or give embodiment to (collegiate dictionary) - to constitute an embodiment type.  websters dictionary -

Incarnation - the embodiment of a deity or a spirit in some earthly form, a person showing a trait or typical character

Possession by the devil 

The writer of Matthew 11 implied that Jesus believed John the Baptist was Elias

13 For all the prophets and the law prophesied until John.

14 And if ye will receive it, this is Elias, which was for to come.

Jesus response to the question makes me wonder what he really believed. His response was Elisha came and no one knew it was him. Was Jesus going along with this belief or did he really believe Elisha had come back through the body of John the Baptist?

The writer of Luke says John the Baptist would go forth in the power of Elias Luke 1:17

 Luke 1:17 KJV - And he shall go before him in the - Bible Gateway

The writer of the book of John said John the Baptist claimed to be Isaiah. 

John 1:21 -23 John the Baptist said I am not Elias I was sent to prepare the way! 

It seems to me that John is Elijah and Jesus is Elisas the Hebrew, Greek and Latin must be used when studying these names as they have been inpacted by translations. ( more to come)

Herod the tetrarch believed in reincarnation

The writer of Luke said Herod the tetrach believed one of the old prophets were risen again. 

Luke 9:7 Now Herod the tetrarch heard of all that was done by him: and he was perplexed because that it was said of some that John was risen from the dead. (8) And of some that Alasa/Elias/Eliseus had appeared and of others that one of the old prophets were risen again.

Who were these people who believed Elisha was to return? The Pharisees and the Sadducees believed in reincarnation as did Hinduism. Did all of the religions of old and the descendants of Noah believe in reincarnation and resurrection? 

So far, we have three names Elias, Isaiah and Elijah that some believed were returning in the body of others, they also implied that the other prophets could return. Is this is reincarnation. How were their ministries different and which ones raising the dead. The Pharisees believed in the resurrection. The Sadducess in the books of the Pentateuch only. The Jews did not teach that the Messiah would be God incarnate

The Incarnate Messiah

Pharisees that believed in the Incarnate Messiah because Nicodemus was a Pharisee, and he seemed to believe.

Is it possible the commoners believed one thing about Reincarnation and the Elites (priestly class & nobles) believed another.

The transfiguration

Matthew 17:1-3 the writer says Jesus was talking to Moses and Elias on the mountain. 

INVOKING THE SPIRITS OF THE DECEASED 

1st Samuel 28 chapter

The woman called on the deceased Samuel for Saul

It is said that Saul spoke to the deceased Samuel I don't know if its true but this is what the writer recorded. 

The ancient people believed their ancestors gave them access to the God upon the death of another ancestor. We are past the days when people used human sacrifice, reincarnation, resurrection and animal spirits for power and control over each other but what did the resurrection mean to the people of Judea? Resurrection, reincarnation and invoking the spirits of the deceased were practiced in the Old Testament but what was the origin of these practices and did Jesus speak about them? 

All of these events took place before the crucifixion and some before Jesus of Nazereth was born. This means Jesus of Nazareth was real and was also the re-incarnation or return of an ancient spirit from the beginning. The reason he has so much in common with an ancestor or God of Noah or Adam is because he could have been carrying the mantle. It is possible that his ministry has nothing to do with Judaism but the ministry dates back to the book of Genesis and the story of Noach and through the books of the Old Testament.  

Where can we find the original name of Elisa, Elijah, Isaiah in the book of Genesis. These are not Hebrew names and should be in the Old Testament but because Europe replaced the names of God with generic words where can we find the names or symbols of these three ancient spirits that people believed would return? 

The ancient name of Jesus

   Many people believe Jesus is the translated name of Zeus and one of tahe reasons this can’t be true is because Zeus has nothing to do with resurrection. 

I read somewhere that Islam claims Jesus was real, they believe he was a prophet and even if you disagree with them you should consider that the name of Jesus existed in another form in the ancient world.

The name of Jesus is just as important as the deeds of the man Jesus of Nazereth son of Mary. The name of Jesus is older than the man. The name is not linked to Judaism or the Hebrew language or people  because it is older than Judaism. 

The gospel of St Luke 9:49 says "and John answered and said, Master we saw one casting out devils in thy name and we forbid him because he follow not us".

50 verse  and Jesus said unto him. "forbid him not for he that is not against us is for us." 

What does this mean? 

     This name Ase or Isa is related to an ancient spirit defined as life force. The reason I lean towards the name of Jesus as African in origin instead of Hebrew is because the children of Abrham were monotheistic Judaism, and Islam are monotheistic and the name of Jesus is a God related to Genesis 1:27 Let us make man a group of Gods creating one God. We have to put on our ancient hats when studying the bible. 

I believe the name of Jesus also known as Iesus and YSYS goes as far back as Noach because the word is associated with resurrection and the Pharoah. The first recorded resurrection related to the Pharoah is related to the pre-translated scripts of Hinduism The term Good shepherd is related to the first Recorded ruler of Africa the Kantiamentu (he had many names, but the Greeks called him Osirus). I do not know of this is related to the Hindu hanuman. (kanawaman) 

Accordimg to Hebrew scripts Noah is called the yenachamenu the spelled Yanakameny teranslation is Wanakamanawa theof the ancestor is Kantiamentu 

The name of Jesus is not Joshua and the reason is because Joshua is named after one of the Gods of the descendants of NK (Noah, Noach -Hebrew form). 

Joshua and his father Nun were named after the spirits of what is called the Ennead and Ogdoad. One thing to consider is all of the people in the Bible practiced polytheism. It was abnormal for anyone to worship one God.  ( let me know if I am wrong) The ancients combined spirits to created a trinity and applied names of the universe to the God.

   Jesus is called The Rose of Sharon and in the section of the bible labeled as poetry called the "Song of Solomon," the writer mentions the Rose of Sharon but is this about Jesus or is the name being linked with the trinity of the old testament. The African Khantiamentiu or Ghandiamentiu also called Osirus or Cyrus.  The rose or the poppy seed are his symbols.  The name of Jesus is intertwined with his name because there was a trinity but the individual heads of the trinity could be separated but it seems the son is never without the mother. Not sure about that, please do your own research. 

You might be able to see the writings about these Gods in the Japanese myth of  Isanaki and Isanami also called Izanagi or Izanami or the Chinese Fuxi and Nuwa. Africa had its own Mother and Father story but keep in mind these stories are being given to the world through the interpretation of the conquering society and the presentation might cause a Christian to some trepidation. I implore you to keep reading, no matter what you encounter, it will come together for you.

Fuxi and Nuwa

Izanagi and Izanami ( Japan) 

The Pieti ( Europe)

This lily of the Valley in the Song of Solomon is also the symbol of the African mother Assase. The song of Solomon is said to be written by King Solomon but it is possibly he wrote instead of creating it. He might have quoted what he learned or heard if he were in training to become a prince. 

Lets take a look at the translations of the Rose of Sharon and Lily of the Valley. 

1) Orthodox Jewish - ( Rose of Sharon) - Shoshan has different meanings and because it uses a consonant blend it was probably Sosan - graceful lily ( ancestor  (Asse)

2) Greek - The greek does not use Rose it uses Anthos and bible hub uses the term poppie. located in pendinos (a low level plain) 

a lily growing wild, variously identified with the red anemone, the whole lily, the sword lily.

MORE TO COME........

More about Jesus

The Christ, BC and AD?

Was Jesus born in AD or BC?

  According to Matthew  The angel told Joseph the people he was hiding from were dead and by the time he returned to Jerusalem Herod's son was the new ruler, this can only mean that during the period that The bible says Herod died during the period when Jesus was living in one of the Roman province located in Africa, yet the historians claim Herod died in BC, therefore how could BC represent Before Christ if Jesus and John the Baptist were born in BC?  The old testament takes place during BC; now called BCE by educators. The new testament begins in  BC but at some point during the gospels BC ends and AD begins but Jesus died in 33AD, so how can 1AD, the start of the Roman calendar represent his death? 

   I was surprised when I saw that the historians or educators of the world are now using CE and BCE in place of BC and AD but if they were going to make this change it would have been nice to know. There was no public announcement, they just changed the letters and description of the period. After some reading I found out that AD means Anno Domini and is defined as the year of the Lord but because this is a Roman calendar I am starting to wonder what Lord was the Church of Rome is referring to.  Now I am thinking the same thing about BC Jesus was born during this period and this can only mean something took place between BC and AD now called BCE and CE that changed the world. 

    Based on the calculations of biblical events Jesus would be at least 4 years of age during this period but during his like there was no AD. The calendar (according to most history books) was created 500 years after the death of Jesus. and so that eliminates him as a contender in the list of who was the Romans were referring to with these signets.

     I want to be very clear that I do believe their is a spirit of the Christ as well as Assaye or Asisi or Isisa Ase or how ever you want to pronounce the name of Jesus but the Romans did the Romans ever acknowledge Jesus of Nasarath as the Christ or Savior of the world? 

I don't think so!

  When I was in school the definition of BC was Before Christ. I was shocked when I saw it represented as CE on the internet, because CE did not appear in any of my books. I was told the definition of AD was short for After Death but Jesus died in AD, not after AD. Upon finding out AD is the abbreviated term of Annodamani. I then found out it means the year of our Lord, but here is the twist, Jesus was not the Lord of the Romans. I was talking to a phone buddy and asked them what they thought about this and he said something had to happen between 1 BC and 1AD.  In one of the book titled  "Rome (dictionaries and civilizations)" based on what I studied about the Pharoahs Augustus was treated like a new Pharoah, he was given the laurel wreaths and his name was changed.  According to this book,  he was called the Divis Filius, which is interpreted as the son of God. The Horus or the Krs (Kris). It seems to me that someone appointed him as the Christ (the Savior or Messiah) but if you read Acts 7 the writer was clearly states Jesus was the Lords Christ. Maybe Rome had their own Lord and Christ. It could be! 

  Something that I don't understand is why the Romans decreased the numbers representing the years  from Pre-History (Genesis) to portion of the new testament only to increase the number of the years starting with what appears to be Augustine being appointed as the new Christ of the ancient world. While someone else has claimed that Jesus (wait) when was Jesus appointed he Christ. and then cover to the Year of Our Lord even though Jesus was not their Lord. there is one person who could have had an impact on this period and that is Augustuss Before Christ an wi The Romans created a new world order by starting a new calendar that began with 1 AD. Not sure of the name of the person but because the Catholic church was that new world order I am almost positive it came from them as well as BC. Though the bible does say in Acts 7 that Jesus is the Lords Christ. Jesus was born in BC and this is why I believe the Romans had what they considered to be their own Messiah. in ased on what I read on the internet the term was created by the church of Rome

Genealogy of Jesus of Nazareth

   If Jesus had dark skin would it affect your worship? If he were a black man or of  West Asian descent would he still be king of kings and lord of lords world wide? What clues do the genealogy of Mary and Joseph provide in determining his ethnicity? Does skin color matter?  Yes, skin color does matter, it shouldn't matter but it matters, only because the Europeans presented him as a white man. Why did they do it?

Origins of the name Jesus part2

Jesus and Africa

Matthew 2:13 The messenger tells Joseph to take the baby Jesus and Mary to the land of Africa (Egypt) for safety but why Egypt and was Egypt a country or a area, city, village? 

Where in East Africa did Joseph take Mary and Jesus? How long did they live in Egypt? 30 years of Jesus life is omitted from the bible. He was in Egypt during  this time? We know of one appearance in the bible when he was 12 years old but where did he receive in his training? He was a human rabbi, he was circumcised and there fore being human would he need human approval to have access to the temple? 

Most ancient cities had temples that were used for refuges who were fleeing persecution or for someone who committed a crime and fleeing prosecution. This is one of the reasons Moses was living with a priest when he was exiled or ran from persecution in Exodus 2nd chapter. 

Who were the priest or rulers of the Pharonic lands in Africa, were they Hebrew Greek, Roman, Kushite, Nubian, Massai or Asian?  Were the native African priest replaced with Greek, Jewish or Hebrew priest. Was this family associated with anyone in Egypt? Jesus was born during a political charged era and the Romans were oppressing the native people. 

The video above addresses some of the possible places Joseph might have taken Jesus and Mary for refuge. It includes the holy lands of Africa. 

One thing for sure if a person believes in Kamat than they should know they can't get away from the bible because it is also the story of Kamet.