MaxInDHouse:
There are three common concepts that always confuse many learners in Yorùbá language:
Adẹ́dàá
Aṣẹ̀dàá
Ẹlẹdàá
While the first two sometimes are used for the creator the third "Ẹlẹdàá" simply means the "guardian angel" and most people do refer to it as "Orí".
Though it's all based on common superstition from one culture to another, the Ibos do refer to Ẹlẹdàá as Chi, so while an ibo person will say "Chimo" Yorùbá will say "Ẹlẹdàá mi" both are referring to their imaginary guardian angel!

In Yoruba, as in most languages, especially where religious words are concerned, there is nothing like "simply means".

One person's imaginary creator can be an imaginary angel to others.

Maynman:


Epistle.
God is a title not a person. Why are you calling what you don’t know.

Ooh you are talking about the Israelites gods.
But which one of them? Elohim? Yahweh? Asheera? Etc??

I believe I already made my points.
Well i didn't put them out here to convince you as you already interpret the existence of God according to your preexisting believes and how about you come out from your closet and say "There is no God"?
But you sure do agree to the fact that their are gods which I didn't doubt. But you my friend you in this argument to doubt the existence of God.

So there is not need going back and forth on this again.

Maynman:


Run along now my bud.
I know your pain
Ad hominem? Bwahahahah

You don't command buda, May.

budaatum:


You don't command buda, May.

I just sat on a buda, bud.

Maynman:


I just sat on a buda, bud.

You child.

TheWolfen:


I believe I already made my points.
Well i didn't put them out here to convince you as you already interpret the existence of God according to your preexisting believes and how about you come out from your closet and say "There is no God"?
But you sure do agree to the fact that their are gods which I didn't doubt. But you my friend you in this argument to doubt the existence of God.

So there is not need going back and forth on this again.

You don’t even know the name of your deity.

budaatum:


You child.

You desperate and you pained.

Maynman:


You desperate and you pained.

So does May believe.

budaatum:


So does May believe.

Hasty assumption.
I was playing, I didn’t believe

I told you bud, stop assuming.

budaatum:

In Yoruba, as in most languages, especially where religious words are concerned, there is nothing like "simply means". One person's imaginary creator can be an imaginary angel to others.

Hmmmmmmmmmmmm, i owe you one on this buda. You're damn right, it's sometimes contradictory!

Maynman:


Hasty assumption.
I was playing, I didn’t believe

I told you bud, stop assuming.

So, you don't believe buda is desperate and pained, and you just made it up? Good to know you are like that.

Were you trying to convince buda, perhaps? If so, buda does not believe you, May, nor does buda play with rude people.

Maynman:


Yes, it means “guardian angel” in English language.
If pronounced. It means the Creator.
And your examples are flawed , witness of Jehovah aka William Tyndale.
So in Igbo is “Chi” an Angel?

In the Yorùbá culture it's believed that destinies has been molded along with people's heads, when coming to the earth each traveler goes to carry any of the heads molded by the maker. So whatever happens to the person on planet earth has been destined along with the head the traveler picked. That's why they often use the money they take to Ifá to touch their heads three times before the oracle could reveal what has been destined along with the head they're putting on.
So Ẹlẹdàá and Orí correlates as the guardian angel who knew all that has been destined from the spirit realms. That's why they always inquire from their Ẹlẹdàá or Orí to guard and guide them since it knew everything about their journey on planet earth!

MaxInDHouse:


In the Yorùbá culture it's believed that destinies has been molded along with people's heads, when coming to the earth each traveler goes to carry any of the heads molded by the maker. So whatever happens to the person on planet earth has been destined along with the head the traveler picked. That's why they often use the money they take to Ifá to touch their heads three times before the oracle could reveal what has been destined along with the head they're putting on.
So Ẹlẹdàá and Orí correlates as the guardian angel who knew all that has been destined from the spirit realms. That's why they always inquire from their Ẹlẹdàá or Orí to guard and guide them since it knew everything about their journey on planet earth!

You said destiny being molded along people head, how does that correlate with Eleda? And the question is who created the eleda.

budaatum:


[/b]So, you don't believe buda is desperate and pained, and you just made it up? Good to know you are like that. [b]

Were you trying to convince buda, perhaps? If so, buda does not believe you, May, nor does buda play with rude people.

Bud, buda can’t be desperate and pained. I own buda.
Bud, why are you assuming I made anything up? I’ve told you my bud, stop assuming.

MaxInDHouse:


In the Yorùbá culture it's believed that destinies has been molded along with people's heads, when coming to the earth each traveler goes to carry any of the heads molded by the maker. So whatever happens to the person on planet earth has been destined along with the head the traveler picked. That's why they often use the money they take to Ifá to touch their heads three times before the oracle could reveal what has been destined along with the head they're putting on.
So Ẹlẹdàá and Orí correlates as the guardian angel who knew all that has been destined from the spirit realms. That's why they always inquire from their Ẹlẹdàá or Orí to guard and guide them since it knew everything about their journey on planet earth!

It seems you are confusing guardian angel with guardian soul.

MaxInDHouse:
There are three common concepts that always confuse many learners in Yorùbá language:
Adẹ́dàá
Aṣẹ̀dàá
Ẹlẹdàá
While the first two sometimes are used for the creator the third "Ẹlẹdàá" simply means the "guardian angel" and most people do refer to it as "Orí".
Though it's all based on common superstition from one culture to another, the Ibos do refer to Ẹlẹdàá as Chi, so while an ibo person will say "Chimo" Yorùbá will say "Ẹlẹdàá mi" both are referring to their imaginary guardian angel!

PETERU KINNI 4:19 BM

Nítorí náà, kí àwọn tí ó ń jìyà nípa ìfẹ́ Ọlọrun fi ọkàn wọn fún Ọlọrun nípa ṣíṣe rere. Ọlọrun Ẹlẹ́dàá kò ní dójú tì wọ́n.

Maynman:


Bud, buda can’t be desperate and pained. I own buda.
Bud, why are you assuming I made anything up? I’ve told you my bud, stop assuming.

May, do you believe there can not be various different origin of a word, and that words only mean what you understand they mean?

Perhaps let's start with the evidence before your eyes instead of that which you make up inside your own head and choose to believe.

What's my name, Maynman?

budaatum:


May, do you believe there can not be various different origin of a word, and that words only mean what you understand they mean?

Perhaps let's start with the evidence before your eyes instead of that which you make up inside your own head and choose to believe.

What's my name, Maynman?

Lame, weak bud.
Is this the best tactic you got? You’ve overused it.
One more time, try again my bud.

Bud, are you a hut or a cabin?

Maynman:



PETERU KINNI 4:19 BM

Nítorí náà, kí àwọn tí ó ń jìyà nípa ìfẹ́ Ọlọrun fi ọkàn wọn fún Ọlọrun nípa ṣíṣe rere. Ọlọrun Ẹlẹ́dàá kò ní dójú tì wọ́n.

I'm glad we agreed on redactions. Here's an example of, rewriting?

budaatum:


I'm glad we agreed on redactions. Here's an example of, rewriting?

You are trying too hard. you don’t know the meaning of redaction or translation or Version, just saying anything and whatever to argue.
Bwahahahah

Maynman:


Lame, weak bud.
Is this the best tactic you got? You’ve overused it.
One more time, try again my bud.

Bud, are you a hut or a cabin?

Stick to the topic at hand, May. What buda is or isn't should not concern you.

budaatum:


Stick to the topic at hand, May. What buda is or isn't should not concern you.

The topic is who created “eleda”
I’m sitting on my buda right now, and It doesn’t concern you, bud.

Maynman:


The topic is who created “eleda”

To be "created", a thing must exist or have existed.

What is the "eleda" that you claim is "created"?

budaatum:


To be "created", a thing must exist or have existed.

What is the "eleda" that you claim is "created"?

Weak Bud. Is this your best?
Come on, put energy, bud.

Maynman:


Weak Bud. Is this your best?
Come on, put energy, bud.

Where have i seen this moniker before? Maynman.. looks familiar.

kkins25:
Where have i seen this moniker before? Maynman.. looks familiar.

If you ask me na who I go ask?

Maynman:

You said destiny being molded along people head, how does that correlate with Eleda? And the question is who created the eleda.

Maynman:

It seems you are confusing guardian angel with guardian soul.

I have always told you:
Relax well before responding to a post so that you won't have to respond twice to just one single post.

Maynman:

PETERU KINNI 4:19 BM
Nítorí náà, kí àwọn tí ó ń jìyà nípa ìfẹ́ Ọlọrun fi ọkàn wọn fún Ọlọrun nípa ṣíṣe rere. Ọlọrun Ẹlẹ́dàá kò ní dójú tì wọ́n.

And when did you start accepting the translation of Àjàyí Crowder?
Do you now agree Èṣù in the same translation mean Satan?

MaxInDHouse:

This is what guardian angel means in Yoruba, how does it correlate with eleda, which means “a creator” in English?

MaxInDHouse:



I have always told you:
Relax well before responding to a post so that you won't have to respond twice to just one single post.


And when did you start accepting the translation of Àjàyí Crowder?
Do you now agree Èṣù in the same translation mean Satan?

Accept what? It has been proven to be false. Why are holding on to a lie?

Maynman:

Accept what? It has been proven to he false. Why are holding on to a lie?

If you're quoting Àjàyí Crowder's translation to validate Ẹlẹ́dàá, will you do the same with Èṣù as Satan?

MaxInDHouse:


If you're quoting Àjàyí Crowder's translation to validate Ẹlẹ́dàá, will you do the same with Èṣù as Satan?

How is that quote validating eleda? Is eleda no more an angel?
Is esu no more satan? You believe all those, believe this translation too, fallen watcher of yaldaboath.

Are you talking about this esu? Or you cherry picking the part you are accepting?
You said eleda is an angel, do you also accept Samuel translation of calling olorun an angel? Or you are cherry picking?

MaxInDHouse:


If you're quoting Àjàyí Crowder's translation to validate Ẹlẹ́dàá, will you do the same with Èṣù as Satan?

Samuel ajayi translation is validating what you said. Eleda is an angel right?

PETERU KINNI 4:19 BM
Nítorí náà, kí àwọn tí ó ń jìyà nípa ìfẹ́ Ọlọrun fi ọkàn wọn fún Ọlọrun nípa ṣíṣe rere. Ọlọrun Ẹlẹ́dàá kò ní dójú tì wọ́n.
This verse is talking about an angel called olorun according to a “Jehovah” witness.