Tajci - Eli Eli

From the "I Thirst" DVD

Category:

Music

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• tajci
• matejas
• tatiana
• cameron
• singer
• songwriter
• croatia
• croatian
• eurovision
• catholic

[Debelaa]

Tajči u <3 :) Neka se ona nama vratila. :) I to što je otišla u Ameriku je njega stvar i njen život. Nije jedina koja je otišla tamo i ima svoje razloge.

[MegaJesusfreak2011]

Eli is aramic for Jahova. Short for El Shadi or El Adani.

[Estas01]

@putzgadol ...and it is outrageous of you to say these things. Before opening your mouth, do a research and see how many Christians were hiding Jews during WWII. Unfortunately, Jews hate them for that now. Wow, I'm speechless because of your words.

[Estas01]

@BenjaminGolding ...and you sadden me because my Catholic grandfather was hiding Jews in his home during WWII, risking not only his own life, but his family's as well. How dare you to say that catholic church was supportive of the holocaust. I see that all those efforts my ancestors made saving Jewish lives were in vain. Good to know you think that way about Christians...

[yellowfish555]

@BenjaminGolding israeli song? no. if you are referring to the song written by hanna senesh, then it's a different song.

[01Estas]

@putzgadol Get over with your hatred.

[01Estas]

@BenjaminGolding Stop making stuff up about Catholic church supporting the holocaust. It saddens me that Jews hate Christians... Why is U.S. helping Israel again??? Oh, I know, so in return we can receive hatred from Jews...

[BenjaminGolding]

אלי אלי למה עזבתני.. this is an israeli song about the Holocaust. I can't imagine for what reason they thought it would be a good idea to make it a Christian song, this sadness me because the catholic church was supportive of the murdering that occurred between 1941-1945

[putzgadol]

this is a jewish song about the holocaust. to turn it into a christian

song is absolutely outrageous

[moshehim]

@ChefNachOmama It really does suck to write this way, does it not?

Anyway, I don't see where there can be two opinions here. The quote, made out of no more than three words, obviously begins in Hebrew and ends in badly mangled Aramaic, so it doesn't really make any sense, no matter how you look at it.

[ChefNachOmama]

@moshehim This discussion has  grown into troll-like proportions as far as volume goes...so I wont reply to this post again. If however you wish to talk more, PM me with your e-mail info and I'll gladly elaborate. In the meantime: May the blessing of the Lord be upon you.

[ChefNachOmama]

@moshehim Sorry for being unclear. The truncating of thought was induced by the limitations of the forum. To reiterate: Everything you have claimed is based on your own assumptions, worldview and belief. No matter how you back that up with scholarly information it only expresses one point of view. I was making a case for the opposite point of view that is equally based on scholarly: assumptions, worldview and then belief in the general topic. It was an argumented "agree to dissagree" of sorts.