The Lords Prayer in original Aramaic
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What an amazingly beautiful song! Really enlightening, since I discovered it, I listen to it every day at least twice or thrice and still cannot get enough.... Thank you very much for sharing! Love, peace and forgiveness, K.
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sound of heaven!
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Aramiac is Assyrian, if you guys are wondering.
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Who is the singer?
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I feel bad for Christians
Their faith is fragmented between between councils from 1st council of Niceaa 325 AD to 2nd council of Constantipole 553 AD
From parchments, scrolls, +20 000 codex, archaeological excavations, +2000 translations, dead languages of scripture (Aramaic or Hebrew), lost books, Gnostic gospels, historical accounts, contradictions, contradictions, missing information, and the list goes on...
Christians TRY to solidify the ambiguous, where Jews mystified the unambiguous
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The Best rendition on you tube in order to teach oneself how to sing this magnificent prayer
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@xhemexx Yes, I can agree to say it that way; He spoke Ancient Hebrew.
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@KatherineBenElohim More specifically you mean Ancient Hebrew I assume. Mordern Hebrew has been modified alot and has borrowed many words and elements from other languages especially Yiddish.
This is absolutely beautiful. Thank you for sharing light and love. I see so many prejudicial comments on YouTube. That accomplishes nothing. It's time to set aside our trivial differences. Let's abolish the hatred between the masses. Integrate is a powerful word. Every random act of kindness that is raised on a foundation of love and sincerity absolutely does raise our vibrations. Hateful comments at one another is counter-productive. Just love one another, and embrace all differences.
drwinslow70 8 months ago 12
Adonai spoke His prayer in Hebrew. Hebrew is the language of Elohim. This is a universal prayer, spoken to an unspecified cosmic authority. Our Father is Named and His name is, YHVH. Our Salvation is of Elohim, Yehoshuah!
KatherineBenElohim 1 year ago 9