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#1 Posted : Friday, August 22, 2008 6:05:53 PM(UTC)
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Mat 1:1 reads:

The Scriptures:

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Mat 1:1 The book of the genealogy of יהושע Messiah, Son of Dawiḏ, Son of Aḇraham:


KJV:

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(KJV+) The bookG976 of the generationG1078 of JesusG2424 Christ,G5547 the sonG5207 of David,G1138 the sonG5207 of Abraham.G11


Strong's defines "book (976)" as:

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G976
βίβλος
biblos
bib'-los
Properly the inner bark of the papyrus plant, that is, (by implication) a sheet or scroll of writing: - book.


So, isn't the word "Bible" taken from "biblos" correct?
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#2 Posted : Friday, August 22, 2008 6:22:41 PM(UTC)
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The following is taken from: Yada Yahweh, Book II : Called-Out Assemblies, Understanding the Basics, Chapter 9, Yowbel, The Power of The Lamb

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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.

Read on



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