The Word ["Amen"]

Fine1952 · (#1 (**permalink**))

Do you know the origin: pagan, African Egyptian, or Evil origin?

http://www.reshafim.org.il/ad/egypt/religion/amen1.html

http://www.free-minds.org/articles/history/amen.htm

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Black Aviator · (#2 (**permalink**))

pays homage to King amenamhet

thats all.

No surprise really, as ALL have worshipped our ancestors

Seeketh him that maketh the seven stars and orion (Amos chap 5) taken from osiris (Ausar)

ModernMarvel · (#3 (**permalink**))

"Amen" comes from "Ahman",meaning "so be it".

Shemsi en Tehuti · (#4 (**permalink**))

Amen was the divine aspect of God (One Supreme Being joined in all of its members)that the Kemetic/Egyptian priesthood believed they descended from. The Jewish and Christian religions are *******ized versions of Kemetic spirituality, plain and simple. The Arab Muslims then wrote their book even later trying to steal Judaic & Christian thunder, and therefore *******izing Kemetic theological precepts even further. Therefore, all 3 of these second-hand dogmas unwittingly acknowledge the Kemetic concept of God. All in all, the word "Amen" comes from Kemet, which represents the divine aspect of Godthat which is hidden and mysterious (as in Kemetic Mysticism).

ModernMarvel · (#5 (**permalink**))

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Amen was the divine aspect of God (One Supreme Being joined in all of its members)that the Kemetic/Egyptian priesthood believed they descended from. The Jewish and Christian religions are b**tardized versions of Kemetic spirituality, plain and simple. The Arab Muslims then wrote their book even later trying to steal Judaic & Christian thunder, and therefore b**tardizing Kemetic theological precepts even further. Therefore, all 3 of these second-hand dogmas unwittingly acknowledge the Kemetic concept of God. All in all, the word "Amen" comes from Kemet, which represents the divine aspect of Godthat which is hidden and mysterious (as in Kemetic Mysticism).

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O.E., from L.L. amen, from Gk. amen, from Heb., "truth," used adverbially as an expression of agreement (e.g. Deut. xxvii.26, I Kings i.36; cf. Mod.Eng. verily, surely, absolutely in the same sense), from Sem. root a-m-n "to be trustworthy, confirm, support."

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This reminds me of someone who once tried to claim that "Israel" was taken from a combination of "Is" (as in Isis), "Ra" and "El". Laughable at best.

Shemsi en Tehuti · (#6 (**permalink**))

ModernMarvel wrote:

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O.E., from L.L. amen, from Gk. amen, from Heb., "truth," used adverbially as an expression of agreement (e.g. Deut. xxvii.26, I Kings i.36; cf. Mod.Eng. verily, surely, absolutely in the same sense), from Sem. root a-m-n "to be trustworthy, confirm, support."

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This reminds me of someone who once tried to claim that "Israel" was taken from a combination of "Is" (as in Isis), "Ra" and "El". Laughable at best.

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Your etymology of "Amen"is quite narrow, and perhaps intentionally ignorant. The Kemetic language, Mtw Ntr, predates any known Semitic, Asiatic, or Indo-European language by at least a 1000 years...and that includes Hebrew, Arabic, Greek, Latin, Aramaic, or whatever else you have used to erroneously determine the root of "Amen".

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As for the term "Israel" being a combination of "Is" (for Isis), "Ra", and "El", you are correct, it is incredibly stupid. "Isis" is the Greek translation for the Mtw Ntr being "Auset". The name"Israel" is supposed to have been in use before Hebrews came into contact with Greeks, or even before Greeks became enlightenedby the people of Kemet. Furthermore, there is no "I" in the Kemetic alphabet to start a word, therefore, could not have been transliterated or amalgamted fromMtw Ntr. One thing though, ignoring the "Is-" component of the word,the "-rael" can easily be linked toRathe creative force (or divine aspect)of Godand El that is the commonly used short form of Elohim which was the name of the Hebrew god.

Fine1952 · (#7 (**permalink**))

So right you are Thoth....

ModernMarvel · (#8 (**permalink**))

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Your etymology of "Amen"is quite narrow, and perhaps intentionally ignorant. The Kemetic language, Mtw Ntr, predates any known Semitic, Asiatic, or Indo-European language by at least a 1000 years...and that includes Hebrew, Arabic, Greek, Latin, Aramaic, or whatever else you have used to erroneously determine the root of "Amen".

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As for the term "Israel" being a combination of "Is" (for Isis), "Ra", and "El", you are correct, it is incredibly stupid. "Isis" is the Greek translation for the Mtw Ntr being "Auset". The name"Israel" is supposed to have been in use before Hebrews came into contact with Greeks, or even before Greeks became enlightenedby the people of Kemet. Furthermore, there is no "I" in the Kemetic alphabet to start a word, therefore, could not have been transliterated or amalgamted fromMtw Ntr. One thing though, ignoring the "Is-" component of the word,the "-rael" can easily be linked toRathe creative force (or divine aspect)of Godand El that is the commonly used short form of Elohim which was the name of the Hebrew god.

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First off, 'Israel' in Hebrew, the original tongue, is YaSharAhLa. There was a reason whyI said the argument from those that 'Israel' is a compound word of "Is" Ra" and "El" is laughable, and the above does well toreaffirm that point.

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"Elohim" isnot the Lord's name in any sense, either. The word "Elohim" itself is false, since for one thing, there is no letter 'e' in the Hebrew alphabet.

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Lastly, your post didn't even prove that AHMAN was taken from "Amen Ra" or whateverit is (the meanings are completely different from each other as well). What you see in the Bible (Amen) is merely a transliteration of the Hebrew word (Ahman), which means "so be it".

Weapon of Israel · (#9 (**permalink**))

These egypt cats man....lol. Simple.

I just want to add on, the Hebrew language has been around before Egypt ever existed. Adam spoke Hebrew, everyone spoke Hebrew until the confounding of languages in Genesis 10. The ancestor of the Hebrews was named I-bar (Eber) because he was going to preserve the language from the past. His seed would keep that language. The language was called Ibaryath (Hebrew) Which means the language from the past. The Egyptians come from NBoah's son Mizraim AFTER that language had already existed. you can read about it in Genesis 10 and 11, i may postit later....but these Egyptologist cats with their lies.... this crushes them.

Shemsi en Tehuti · (#10 (**permalink**))

ModernMarvel wrote:

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"Elohim" isnot the Lord's name in any sense, either. The word "Elohim" itself is false, since for one thing, there is no letter 'e' in the Hebrew alphabet.

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You are correct that there is no "e" in the Hebrew alphabet (or any other Semitic alphabet) in the short vowel sense, but you are wrong that "Elohim" is not written. To get the "e" sound, the letter"y" was oftenused. As referenced in the work "Moses and Monotheism"by the famous Jewish psychiatrist, Sigmund Freud, the Jewish creed states, "Schema Yisrael Adonai Elohenu Adonai Echod", which means "Hear, O Israel, our God Aten (Adonai) is the only God."The word "Adonai" had to be used inplace of YHWH because for some reason (still unconcluded) the Hebrews were not allowed to say thename, therefore replaced it with "Adonai".

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Lastly, your post didn't even prove that AHMAN was taken from "Amen Ra" or whateverit is (the meanings are completely different from each other as well). What you see in the Bible (Amen) is merely a transliteration of the Hebrew word (Ahman), which means "so be it".

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Just as the Hebrew utterance of their God was Aten which is a Kemetic neter enforced by the Pharaoh Akhenaten, likewise, they b**tardized the meaning of "Amen". There are countless examplesthroughout the Bibleof what the Hebrews took away from Egypt. To say that all of those things are merely a coincidence is well...I'll just say there needs to be a new threadtoexpose thecoincidence theorists.