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**Skippy**

The use of the word "Amen" is used in the Christian, Jewish and Muslim faiths. One thing they all have in common is that they are giving praise to the Egyptian God Amen (Zeus, Thor, Jupiter).

From the 1890 Encyclopedia Brittanica: (Explains the Trinity or Triad, Alpha and Omega and why hymns were sung to Amen, the one true God)

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http://books.google.com/books?id=m0kgAQA...un&f=false

From 1807:
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http://books.google.com/books?id=WNIaAAA...un&f=false

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**LoP Guest** lop guest User ID: 68631 12-28-2011 01:43 PM

but the spellings are different

**David** · **David** regulate this! User ID: 61680 12-28-2011 01:44 PM **Posts: 31,231**

It is from "Ameyn" -- still used in Jewish prayers.

Are the Jews praying to a pagan god, too, Skippy?

Careful, now.

No bullshit.

'Cause I just might have been to temple a few times.

I know.

Strange for an anti-Skippite, huh?

**LoP Guest** lop guest User ID: 14792 12-28-2011 01:48 PM

David Wrote:

It is from "Ameyn" -- still used in Jewish prayers.

Are the Jews praying to a pagan god, too, Skippy?

Careful, now.

No bullshit.

'Cause I just might have been to temple a few times.

I know.

Strange for an anti-Skippite, huh?

I am sea and i do not know what skippy think but for me the answer is YES they pray to a pagan God. No need to be carefull as those jews are showing that to the world, just open the eyes.

**David** · **David** regulate this! User ID: 61680 12-28-2011 01:55 PM **Posts: 31,231**

LoP Guest Wrote:

David Wrote:
It is from "Ameyn" -- still used in Jewish prayers.

Are the Jews praying to a pagan god, too, Skippy?

Careful, now.

No bullshit.

'Cause I just might have been to temple a few times.

I know.

Strange for an anti-Skippite, huh?

I am sea and i do not know what skippy think but for me the answer is YES they pray to a pagan God. No need to be carefull as those jews are showing that to the world, just open the eyes.

Well, you are entitled to your opinion.

I am more curious about Skippy's point-of-view.

When he expresses it, I will tell you what I really think.

**Skippy**

David Wrote:

It is from "Ameyn" -- still used in Jewish prayers.

Are the Jews praying to a pagan god, too, Skippy?

Careful, now.

No bullshit.

'Cause I just might have been to temple a few times.

I know.

Strange for an anti-Skippite, huh?

This isn't my opinion. This was taken from the 1890 Encyclopedia Brittanica. It says that Amen was considered to be the one true God, the creator of beings, the Alpha and Omega. It says the Greeks referred to him as Zeus. All modern understandings of the word "Amen" have been falsified to lead you away from the original truth.

**Lonestar888** · **Lonestar888** ******** User ID: 63838 12-28-2011 01:59 PM **Posts: 5,145**

Amen came from the ancient Egyptian deity Amon Ra or Amon/Amen. He represents the creator god. Amun represented the essential and hidden, whilst in Ra he represented revealed divinity. According to the book written by Zecharia Sitchin, the King Amon Ra was a descendant from the gods Annunaki, son of Marduk. The Annunaki headed by King Anu who is the complimentary to the King Kronos ( father of Zues)of the Greeks who was Saturn of the Roman mythology. But the name Saturn if translated to other language would become Aton, Saton, or Satan that is the esoteric name of our creator of our physical world who is Yildha-Bhaoth/Yudhebavwe/Jehobha/Yavweh. So, according to Jesus/Esu/Sananda, when we pray, we should give \'praise\' to our God/Creator Aton/Satan/Yahve but \'worship\' should be given to The Creation (Father). Anyone seeking enlightenment should understand the positive and negative aspects of our creator God. From there we have our freewill to choose who to serve - the good or the bad. That is why in many cults or religions they always praise our creator by mantioning the name Amen.

here is a quote from a book about the origins of the word church

http://books.google.ca/books?id=XvUONxT9...&q&f=false

**David** · **David** regulate this! User ID: 61680 12-28-2011 01:59 PM **Posts: 31,231**

Skippy Wrote:

David Wrote:
It is from "Ameyn" -- still used in Jewish prayers.

Are the Jews praying to a pagan god, too, Skippy?

Careful, now.

No bullshit.

'Cause I just might have been to temple a few times.

I know.

Strange for an anti-Skippite, huh?
This isn't my opinion. This was taken from the 1890 Encyclopedia Brittanica. It says that Amen was considered to be the one true God, the creator of beings, the Alpha and Omega. It says the Greeks referred to him as Zeus. All modern understandings of the word "Amen" have been falsified to lead you away from the original truth.

You curiously avoided answering the question.

Are the Jews praying to an Egytian god as well?

**Lonestar888** · **Lonestar888** ******** User ID: 63838 12-28-2011 02:03 PM **Posts: 5,145**

**LoP Guest** lop guest User ID: 57903 12-28-2011 02:03 PM

What ever works Heartflowers

**Skippy**

Lonestar888 Wrote:

Amen came from the ancient Egyptian deity Amon Ra or Amon/Amen. He represents the creator god. Amun represented the essential and hidden, whilst in Ra he represented revealed divinity. According to the book written by Zecharia Sitchin, the King Amon Ra was a descendant from the gods Annunaki, son of Marduk. The Annunaki headed by King Anu who is the complimentary to the King Kronos ( father of Zues)of the Greeks who was Saturn of the Roman mythology. But the name Saturn if translated to other language would become Aton, Saton, or Satan that is the esoteric name of our creator of our physical world who is Yildha-Bhaoth/Yudhebavwe/Jehobha/Yavweh. So, according to Jesus/Esu/Sananda, when we pray, we should give \'praise\' to our God/Creator Aton/Satan/Yahve but \'worship\' should be given to The Creation (Father). Anyone seeking enlightenment should understand the positive and negative aspects of our creator God. From there we have our freewill to choose who to serve - the good or the bad. That is why in many cults or religions they always praise our creator by mantioning the name Amen.

here is a quote from a book about the origins of the word church

http://books.google.ca/books?id=XvUONxT9...&q&f=false

That was very interesting. It explains why the Vatican is always showing off their "keys". To me, it just seems like they enjoy making fun of the masses that don't understand the secrets. That's why I'm a free agent when it comes to religion or spirituality.

**Lonestar888** · **Lonestar888** ******** User ID: 63838 12-28-2011 02:09 PM **Posts: 5,145**

David Wrote:

Skippy Wrote:
David Wrote:
It is from "Ameyn" -- still used in Jewish prayers.

Are the Jews praying to a pagan god, too, Skippy?

Careful, now.

No bullshit.

'Cause I just might have been to temple a few times.

I know.

Strange for an anti-Skippite, huh?
This isn't my opinion. This was taken from the 1890 Encyclopedia Brittanica. It says that Amen was considered to be the one true God, the creator of beings, the Alpha and Omega. It says the Greeks referred to him as Zeus. All modern understandings of the word "Amen" have been falsified to lead you away from the original truth.

You curiously avoided answering the question.

Are the Jews praying to an Egytian god as well?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7AXFoqArHZ4

Popcorn

**David** · **David** regulate this! User ID: 61680 12-28-2011 02:09 PM **Posts: 31,231**

The tribe feeds us our own esoteric traditions to further debase us goyim.

Skippy are you really a New Ager or a wolf in sheep's clothing?

Are the Jews praying to Khum as well when they say, "Ameyn" at the end of their prayers?

**Skippy**

David Wrote:

Skippy Wrote:
David Wrote:
It is from "Ameyn" -- still used in Jewish prayers.

Are the Jews praying to a pagan god, too, Skippy?

Careful, now.

No bullshit.

'Cause I just might have been to temple a few times.

I know.

Strange for an anti-Skippite, huh?
This isn't my opinion. This was taken from the 1890 Encyclopedia Brittanica. It says that Amen was considered to be the one true God, the creator of beings, the Alpha and Omega. It says the Greeks referred to him as Zeus. All modern understandings of the word "Amen" have been falsified to lead you away from the original truth.

You curiously avoided answering the question.

Are the Jews praying to an Egytian god as well?

Yes, but like the Christians, they most likely don't know it. The "Jews" or Hebrews were the slaves of the Egyptians. This all goes back to Egypt and before. Why do you think our country's monument is an Obelisk? Why is the pyramid on our money? Why is the Statue of Liberty a monument honoring Isis?

**Lonestar888** · **Lonestar888** ******** User ID: 63838 12-28-2011 02:13 PM **Posts: 5,145**

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QecUUnLNSiY

one of my favs lol
Popcorn