Maynmann:

In this play, bud, you will be my student.

Quote genesis 1:1, student.
We are going to try to do a socratic method together, i like hearing my students views too.

budaatum:

"In the beginning God created the heavens and the earth".

Maynmann:

That single verse is a whole project, my boy.
That’s where the ignorance start from, bud, first off you are quoting a jewish book.

Maynmann:

And the correct word for “god” there is “elohim”, also “created” here in hebrew does not mean that, it’s properly written as “separated” or “filled”.

Maynmann:
Bud, genesis 1:1 is a “recap” of the creation processes, you will see later on.
The genesis creation starts from genesis 1:2.
What’s the next verse, student.

budaatum:

budaatum:

That's the book where Genesis 1:1 is. If you have a different source, please kindly provide it.


Perhaps provide this so called Hebrew. I did quote in English after all.

budaatum:



"Now the earth was formless and empty, darkness was over the surface of the deep, and the Spirit of God was hovering over the waters."

Maynmann:

In the previous lesson, what did i say “earth” was, so I know you are following.

Maynmann:

Which “book is genesis 1:1” in?
Genesis1:1 is gotten from different sources, arranged by the masoretes.
Maybe we should talk on the origin of this mythological story.

budaatum:


No, mayn, I wasn't really following. You were far too all over the place to follow really, which is why I have created this thread in order to diligently follow as well as I can.

What did you say "earth" was?

budaatum:


Maybe we should talk on the origin of this mythological story.

The fact that the Masoretes compiled and arranged and edited this mythological story how they did might make us less more exact on whatever it is they complied means.

Maynmann:

No, bud, your limited understanding makes you think so, once you learn it you will see they are basic and doesn’t require one to enter a occult to learn.

Maynmann:
Oh bud, you will have to go back and sincerely read to understand, it may take weeks, take your time.

Maynmann:

Also, heaven here means shamayin as in sky, skies. and earth here means ground, not planet earth.

budaatum:

Actually, it's my understanding of the evidence of your behaviour and conduct that makes me know you were incoherent and all over the place.





There you go. You said "earth means ground".

Maynmann:


I have an assignment for you, what’s earth in hebrew.

budaatum:


Spambot hates Hebrew.

Maynmann:

what’s earth in hebrew?

Student, Do a more comprehensive work.

budaatum:


I have done what I am capable of. Now you comprehensively teach what earth means in Hebrew please so that buda learns from you.

Thank you in advance.

Maynmann:

You are capable of more than that Bud, i need curious and supra individual.
Act and make the play more interesting.

Maynmann:

Look through google for the origin of the word “earth” as used in the tanakh, bereshit 1:1
Ordinary earth oo

Maynmann:
I have better plays but let’s see what you will do.

budaatum:

If this is a play as you claim, my role on the stage is to utter what is written for me to read. So, if what is written for me to read is not interesting enough for you so much that it stops you reading your role I suggest you take over the writing of my role in your so called play or just concentrate on playing your own role.

Sorry Mayn, but all you got is buda. If I'm not a good enough student go find yourself another student.


No Mayn, I shall not look through Google! If I wanted to learn from Google this thread would not be titled Mayn Teaches Buda!


Go play them if you don't like this play then.

Maynmann:

I said “Look through google for the origin of the word “earth” as used in the tanakh, bereshit 1:1”
It’s not complicated bud.

Oh yes, it’s boring.

budaatum:

I feel you do not quite understand the complexity of the phrase, the "origin of the word “earth” as used in the tanakh, bereshit 1:1".

Yourself claimed the Masoretes compiled and arranged and edited this mythological story from all over the place, so what you are asking is where in this 'all over the place' the Masoretes got the word they compiled and arranged and edited and that is translated into "earth" from, as in, the origin of the word "earth" in the tanakh, which is a bit of a conundrum since it is written in the tanakh that "In the beginning God created the heavens and the earth".

budaatum:


Below is bereshit 1:1.
https://theisraelbible.com/bible/genesis-1/

Maynmann:
In this play, bud, you will be my student.

Quote genesis 1:1, student.
We are going to try to do a socratic method together, i like hearing my students views too.

budaatum:
"In the beginning God created the heavens and the earth".

NNTR:



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xGoZkH4Prko

_{Personal text: Jesus is not a theologian. He is God who told stories.}

Maynmann:
What a play

NNTR:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KwqP1tWLfl4

Going to be a thriller

_{Personal text: Jesus is not a theologian. He is God who told stories.}

Maynmann:
You know some plays get so interesting you forget it’s a play.

22jumpstreet1:
Maynman you really don't have anything to say. If you do you would have driven this lesson forward rather than look for history of words..

Say something please..

22jumpstreet1:
Maynman you really don't have anything to say. If you do you would have driven this lesson forward rather than look for history of words..

Say something please..

Maynmann:

The “history” of the word will tell us the meaning of the word and from there we can move forward.

I don’t know why people think semantics is bad.
https://people.howstuffworks.com/semantics.htm

I will say something and nothing.