Monday, January 27, 2014

BREAD (Indo-European root BHREU): to boil, bubble, effervesce, burn, brew, a warming, hatching, rearing of young, offspring, brewed, to beget or cherish offspring, breed, warm air, steam, breath, breathe, burning coal, amber, braise, braze, breeze, flaming torch, flaming sword, brand, piece of burning wood, brandish, ferment, fervent, spring, stream, meat

GENESIS1:30: (ORIGINAL KING JAMES) "And to every beast of the earth, and to every fowl of the air and to everything that creepeth upon the earth, wherein there is life, I have given every green herb for meat: and it was so."

MALACHI 4: "For, behold, the day cometh, that shall burn as an oven; and all the proud, yea, and all that do wickedly, shall be stubble; and the day that cometh shall burn them up, sayeth the Lord Of Hosts, that it shall leave them neither root nor branch.

Why does man believe that murdering God's creatures is acceptable and pleasing to God. Jesus Christ sacrificed himself to break that chain.

God told Abraham, I will provide myself, a sacrifice.




Read Isaiah 1. (original King James)

Sunday, January 26, 2014

Blood  - definition (Indo-European - bhlo): to spring up, well forth

Saturday, January 25, 2014

Definition of nebula: mist, cloud, fog, any of many immense bodies highly rarified gas or dust in interstellar space, galaxy


Definition of galaxy: from Greek (galakt) - gala = milk. Akin to Latin lac = milk, milky way galaxy, one of billions of systems, each including stars, nebulae, star clusters, and interstellar matter that make up the universe



Milky way = Greek (galaxias kuklos) = (milky circle). Indo European root (melg) to rub off , to milk. Further Indo-European root of gala (wel) = well, a festive occasion or celebration, pleasure, to make merry, gallant, smart, brave, spirited, splendid, grand, chivalrous, noble, stately, civil, weal, a sound healthy or prosperous state, well being, happiness, general good, welfare of community, wealth,  (weal) = a ridge on the flesh raised by a blow, welt, benevolent, desirable, will.


Desirable (further Indo-European root) = to come, he who comes, desirable guest, welcome guest, to arrive, come to be, to become, advent, to go, walk, step, thread, seat, raised platform, beama

Beama : In Judasim, platform from which services are conducted in a synagogue (also called almemar)

Beama: In eastern orthodox church, enclosed area about the altar, sanctuary,


Definition of advent: the coming of Christ at the incarnation, second coming, arrival

Friday, January 24, 2014

Definition of walk (wel) Indo-European root:

to turn, roll, to curve, mollusk (having a spiral shell), toss, to tie up with cord, a well (rolling or bubbling water, spring), streak on the skin, welt, round stem, fault, vault, voluable, volume, voluge, volva, womb, leaf of a door (that which turns).


Definition of water (wed) Indo-European root:

wet, to wash, wave, abound, surround, inundate


Definition  of inundate:

to cover with water, especially flood water, overflow, overwhelm as with a flood, to swamp, to flow in, wave


Definition  of eye (Indo-European) root akw: a loop, a circular area of relative calm at the center of a cyclone


Definition of cyclone: coil, wheel, circle, cycle


Definition of cycle (Indo-European root) kwel: revolve, move around, sojourn, dwell, to protect, axis of a sphere, pole, pulley


Definition of needle (Indo-European root) sne: to spin, sew, thread


Definition of spin (Indo-European root) spen: to draw out (fibers), twist into thread, cause to rotate swiftly, twirl, whirl, to fish, to ride or drive rapidly, turn, spiral

Definition of cloud (Indo-European root) nebh: nebula, nimbus, rain, aura

Definition of generate: to beget

Definition of loins: center of regenerative power

Thursday, January 23, 2014

PA - definition: father, short for papa.

PA definition (Indo-European): to feed, protect. In Latin (suffixed form): PASCERE
to feed.

Pastor definition: shepherd

Latin PANIS definition: bread

Monday, January 20, 2014

Through computer simulation research, done by Adam Burroughs at the University of Arizona, discovery was made that acoustic energy (soundwaves) are responsible for the expansion of supernovas, producing a shock wave that vibrates 300 times per second - the frequency that corresponds to the musical note F above middle C. Sound waves expand and produce a wobbling shock wave that forces the supernova to expand.

Sol-fa scale:
DO
RE 
MI
FA
SOL
LA
TI

This scale is called a gamut.   Gamut means entire series of recognized musical notes (full scope of anything from beginning to the end, first to last, alpha to omega).

Gamut is derived from 2 words, gamma-ut.  Greek gamma (camel) and the word ut (that). Ut is equal to musical tone C.  The word ut is derived from the Indo-european word kwo.

Definition of kwo: who, which and that. The Indo-European word lik (body, form, to please, like) is included in the definitions relating to the Indo-European word kwo.


Definition of like (derived from lik (Indo-European). The definition means: to find pleasant, to prefer, choose, to be fond of, to agree with, to resemble closely, to possess characteristics of, to equal. Synonymous with the word love.

Definition of likely: imminent, logically or expectedly to occur, within the realm of credibility, plausible, apparent, successful, promising, apt, attractive, pleasant

Definition of liken: to see, mention, or show as like.

Definition of likeness: the state of quality of resembling or being like something

Other Indo-European words related to kwo: yeu, per, kom, mei, su, sta, bheu, qwei.

Monday, December 9, 2013

after 50 years research science confirms colossal plasma spirals on sun. These spirals are similar to weather patterns on earth. (news.yahoo.com 12/5/13)