Yada has mentioned numerous time on YY radio the the origins of the Greek word for bible are tied to a sun goddess.
I have been searching on the forum and can't find where it traces the pagan origin of the word "bible" to a sun goddess.

Anyone know where I can find it?

Edited by user Friday, December 4, 2009 11:23:55 AM(UTC)  | Reason: Not specified

Some weird techno think is happenin here - this doesn't shop up with a date posted so it's at the end of the list????

Walt,

I think it is here in Book 2: Called out Assemblies - "Yowbel" - The Power of the Lamb":

Fulfilling what was predicted by the prophet: “The scroll (biblion – written
sheet, roll or book) of the prophet (prophetes – inspired forth-teller and foreteller
who reveals the hidden things of God and future events) Yasha’yah (Hesaias –
transliteration of Yasha’yah; from yasha’ and Yah meaning: Yah-Has-Saved;
errantly transliterated: Isaiah in most English Bibles) was delivered to Him. He
unrolled the scroll (biblion – from biblos—the inner bark of the papyrus plant
used to make scrolls for writing), and came upon the place (topos) where it was
written (grapho – delineated on parchment or described on papyrus with pen or
stylus; to express information, convey meaning, and communicate instructions
and directions by the use of alphabetic characters):…” (Luke 4:17)
While the papyrus scroll Yahushua unfurled was called a biblion, the
inspiration on the scroll was “Grapho,”—the Written Word, Scripture—not
Bible. Bible is a moronic transliteration of the Greek word biblos—the papyrus
bark used to make written scrolls, sheets, or books. Turns out, sadly, that biblos is
from Biblia, of the name of the Canaanite sun goddess. The Phoenician town
known for weaving papyrus into scrolls was named in her honor. I am certain that
we have offended Yahuweh by attributing His Scripture to a sun goddess.
Using “Bible” is more than a careless error or simple mistake. Words like
biblion should always be translated. So biblion could be correctly rendered “book
or scroll,” but not bible. Moreover, the operative word in the sentence was
grapho, meaning the Written Word or Scripture. Since only names are
transliterated, when clerics decided to transliterate Biblia into Bible, and not
grapho into graphics, they were specifically referring to the name of the pagan
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goddess, not to the word for scroll, because they would have translated it “book.”
Foolishly calling Yahuweh’s Written Word by the thing upon which His words
were written, if just a mistake, would have rendered the Scriptures “book.” But by
transliterating Biblia, the early Roman Catholic priests were unfaithful, not
foolish, misattributing the divinely inspired Word to Satan.
Speaking of names, the English “Isaiah” is a very strange duck.

Lassie1865

THANKS you 2 - what I was looking for

AND THE AWARD FOR ANTISHEMITE OF THE WEEK GOES TO..........DunDaDaDA.............Providential1611, congratulations, this is one of the most inane posts I have ever read, not once did you come close to any kind of intellectual response or challenge, way to go. Your prize is you are free to continue living in ignorance, separated from the God you hate. Have a nice day and thank you for playing.

Your post is as entertaining as it is utterly dishonest. There is nothing "anti-shemite" about what I wrote, or in me. Your accusation is utterly false and a pathetic attempt at Ad Hominem, the deceiver's only refuge. The evidence I gave is found in Genesis 11. Apparently, dealing with evidence is not your forte. I am not surprised. Making assertions in a shrill and strident manner is all you have. Words--all of them, came from God ACCORDING TO THE BIBLE. Words are a form of communication for good or evil, depending ON THE HEART of the one using them. I expect such simple logic and facts to escape those of your antagonistic mindset, but perhaps you will surprise me.

All righty then, let’s get this party started.

Yeah, I have the antagonist mindset.
It doesn’t require any kind of mindset other than that of study and truth to see the Pagan origins of words like bible, lord, jebus, etc or holidays like easter. christmas, lent, etc. These are facts that are simple to find. You have no justification for any of them, other than that is what some translator hundreds of years ago, I don’t know, maybe in 1611, choose, or the Church decided to keep. Spend twenty minutes doing some research and you will find that these are as Pagan as the cross.

At best your argument is negated by the fact that most every language in existence today wasn’t in existence at that time. So if you want to say that all the languages created then were created by God then you might have a leg to stand on, but English, Greek, Latin, Spanish, and pretty much every language on the planet today wasn’t spoken then. Hebrew ironically, the language of Yahuweh’s revelation was.

You use judaizer as a derogatory term and wonder why I label you an anti shemite hmm. What is paranoid and delusional exactly about not trusting men who belonged to power hungry religion to give us the truth? Or what about Yahushua’s warning to us in Revelation about the Nicolaitans? What were the Nicokaitans known for? Let’s see they promoted reconciliation between followers of the way, whereby the followers of the way would adopt the pagan practices. What exactly did Yahuweh say to the ecclesia that rejected them and the ecclesia that accepted them? I’ll let you go look that one up.

Since you know the Truth about Yahushua’s name, and continue to reject the Truth, I’m not going to belittle the argument on your misuse of name. Yahushua never used the word “church” not once not ever, if he had wanted a church he could have used it, he choose ecclesia, and yes the ecclesia has been here since Yahushua, it’s not always been large, in fact just as Yahushua predicted, the way is narrow and unpopular and few have found it.

Well, I’ve never read that book, but I will say this, so I can’t comment much but to say, if these were followers of the way then they were not Christians, they were not Born Again, and they weren’t spreading the faith and fame of Jebus, if they were followers of the way then they were Chrestusian’s who were Born from Above, and they spread the beneficial message of the Towrah and Yahushua’s fulfillment of it.

Nice little substance free rant my friend. Not really much I can say about this mainly because there is nothing here other than a bunch of statements with no basis. Personally I could care less what Foxe’s Book of Martrys says, it’s not Scripture, so what it says is irrelevant, and what the people in it did is irrelevant to me. The only relevant thing is what Yahuweh and Yahushua said.

Most everything Paul “predicted” was prevalent in his own time.

Last I checked we have no record of Paul being martyred, either in Scripture or in historical documents. As for being a church planter, and soul-winner, yeah he did both those; the only real question is who did he win souls too. Anton LeVey was a church planter and a soul-winner, doesn’t mean he was leading souls in the right direction.


Well thanks for the compliment; quite frankly humor was the only merit I found in your post. As for dishonest, I only had what you wrote to go by, and like I said when someone uses judaizer in a derogatory sense I think it is safe to say they are a anti shemite. And your post was totally void of a intellectual response or challenge to the topic of the thread, or in general. If you wished to argue that the term bible did not have a pagan origin, you should have provided some evidence that it was not derived from the name of a pagan god, had you done that I would have addressed your evidence. The closest thing to an argument you had was the Genesis verse, which as I have already pointed out was completely illegitimate since Yahuweh had nothing to do with the creation of the languages spoken today.

So did you mean judaizer in a good way, if so I’m sorry the tone of your post made it come across as derogatory.

No it was an attempt at having fun at your expense. You drivel was so inane, that it really didn’t justify a response, unfortunately for me I have a hard time letting such drivel go unanswered, so alas here I am wasting my time responding to you.
Oh yeah, and correct me if I am wrong, but isn’t your calling us Judaizer Ad Hominem attacking us? I think so.

Which was completely inane for the reasons I have already pointed out.

Apparently you haven’t read anything else I have posted, I love addressing evidence, it’s just your evidence was so self explanatory I figured most wouldn’t need my help, and since my response to you is not for you, I know it will fall on deaf ears, it’s for others reading it, I didn’t address it then.
Now why don’t you turn the mirror back on you? There is a ton of evidence in this thread for the pagan origins of bible, why don’t you address that or any of the evidence presented in Yada Yahweh for that matter. Fact of the matter is your post didn’t address a single piece of evidence presented anywhere, it was just a rant about how we are wrong and we are judaizers, and your right.

Are we talking about you here, because that is a pretty accurate description of every post you have put up so far.

Nice assertion made in a shrill and strident manner, too bad it’s not true.

Hey we agree on something.

Spoke to soon. Personally I don’t give a damn what your heart thinks, or my heart for that matter. The only thing that really matters is Yahuweh’s Word.

There is no logic to the heart, it is all emotional.
I love you saying I have an antagonist mindset, you are the one who came to this forum, didn’t take the time to read any of Yada Yahweh, didn’t take the time to consider an of the evidence, didn’t bother to address any of the points made, you just come here call us names, say we are wrong and you are right without giving reason.
If I come across as sarcastic and annoyed, it’s because I have dealt with too many people just like you, and wasted too much of my time.
Now, why don’t you take the time to address the evidence and make a logical argument providing evidence against it.

Yea the forums need burning for that... where is my wooden stake.... ;)

I like this dude James