Aramaic Lord's Prayer -- www.SelfHealingExpressions.com
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So, so beautiful. Thank you.
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@NathanJSweet thank you, but, can you tell me, where can i find Lord's prayer at Palestinian Aramaic? Thank you.
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@MTLSPARTAN i actually a sis bro unless i in disguse lol tho i think i was a bro in a past life, sometimes i think a lot of this stuff is about overcoming duality, i trying overcome walking the left hand path of darkness get back in good books of Our Lord but the way of the trangressor is hard, peace out, i need get some peace inside too n spread it out stop reflecting mi craziness on the world....:-)
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@Cursed8Blessed im glad i could help bro,peace out
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@MTLSPARTAN ok dats interesting i didnt know dat, i thought it was africa, i see in Ghana and places dey was worship the Most High for time, is like real hebrews. Ethiopia must be too is why the coptic church there kept the books of enoch and other stuff the council of nisce threw out the bible. Greece is cool tho i hear its also the Word lol....
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@MrKolowski first of all its not hebrew Aramaic,nor syrianc aramaic,its Aramaic and it's derived from GREEK,just like HEBREW is derived from GREEK.when jesus spoke Aramaic the hebrews were too stupid to understand him,but i guess hebrews always stole everything of us Greeks,and made it hebrew.
and the foundation of Christianity its us the GREEKS,,,i dont now were your getting your false info.
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"Help us not forget our Source
Yet free us from (all unripeness), of not being in the Present" << This is crucial in this day and age. AsSpirit.com
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Aum is the Angelic mantra and word for Peace as is its Sanskirt conter part Om or the English Amen.
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Language looks like Arabic.
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Click on Assyroeducation page and there is the Syriac Lord's Prayer in the videos section.
God bless +
This is not how the Lord's prayer would have sounded. Most of the versions floating around the internet are taken from the Peshitta, which was written in Syriac (a late dialect of Aramaic). Jesus did NOT speak Syriac, he spoke Palestinian Aramaic. His prayer would have sounded much different then this both in pronunciation (for example 1st line Syriac: "abun d'bashmayo" in Aramaic: "avun di bshmaya") and in vocab (words like "tithe" would have meant "give" in Jesus' time, not "come").
NathanJSweet 2 years ago 11
This is a beautiful prayer. I visualize and hear Jesus praying to God the Universe. I believe with all my heart that it is so. Ameyn.
kanakawaiwai 2 years ago 9