Thorah

NAPATHAL-AY

Napathal + ay = “he/it was wrestled/twisted by me” (passive stem + objective 1st person pronominal suffix) “And for Napathalay he said: Napathalay, satiated of desire, and full of the blessing of YA’OH, west and south, take possession!” (Thorah 5.33:23). Oh yeah, that’s a perfect description of the indigenous Amerindians of Argentina and Chile who

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APARAYM & MANASHAH

Oh yeah, that sounds exactly like the natives of the Americas who were wiped out to virtual extinction by genocidal European colonizers. Yep, Ephraim and Manasseh, that’s them indigenous Puerto Ricans and them indigenous Cubans alright! But you need the Holy Ghost in order to get the proper understanding of this truth. Lies. Aparaym (fruitful)

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It’s just a name? Doesn’t matter how you say it? No one knows it?

Thorah 3.24.16 (aka Leviticus 24:16) wa-nakab sham YA’OH moth yomath ragom ya-ragamo bo chal ha-ghadah cha-gar cha-azrakh ba-nakabo sham yomath wa-nakab (conjunction + active participle) – “and the one who bores through” sham (masculine noun) – (the) “name” YA’OH moth (infinitive, basic stem) – “dying” yomath (3pms imperfect, passive of the causative stem) – “he

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The Ten Words

The Ten Words (i.e. commandments) And spoke Ala’aym all these words saying: 1. I YA’OH, your Higher Power, the one who caused you to be brought out of from the land of Matsraym, from the house of servitude. 2. There will not be to you other gods in front of my face; you will not

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