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Basic Semitic Vocabulary - Body Parts
Hints:
Some of these languages have synonyms for some body parts (e.g. Akkadian has also got /qaqqadu/ for /rēšu/). But I preferred to use cognates.
For Egyptian I have chosen my own phonetic transcription rather than the traditional transliteration. The body parts mentioned here are written like this in the traditional transliteration:
tp, jrt, msḏr, šrt, r, nḏḥt, ns, šnbt, ḥ3tj, ẖt, gb3, ḏrt,
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BIB903 Introduction to Semitic Languages
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Semitic's vowel-smuggling consonants - Thoth's Pill #9 (Pointing & Matres Lectionis)
Semitic languages like Hebrew and Arabic evolved a unique way to write vowels... with consonants! See how in this episode of Thoth's Pill: an Animated History of Writing.
You're back in the ancient Middle East, where seemingly everyone's been passing around the Phoenician consonant alphabet. There's a problem with this abjad - sometimes those missing vowels cause issues. Instead of inventing vowe
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Expansion of the Semitic languages J (L147.1)
Males who are J (L147.1) descend from a common ancestor that lived around 3500 BC. Due to the young age of J (L147.1) its a definitive diagnostic marker of t...
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Powerful Revelations Within The Semitic Languages
The Language That Jesus Spoke Is Key In Revealing Powerful Misunderstanding Within The 3 Abrahamic Faiths.
Find Out More:
http://www.bridgestocommonground.org/
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CBI Online Learning: A Tour of the Semitic Languages Part 1
The story of Hebrew's close relatives! Part 1 begins with a look at the cuneiform writing system and the Eastern Semitic languages of Babylonian and Assyrian
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Counting from 1 - 10 in some ancient Semitic languages and Egyptian/Coptic
Here are the numbers from 1 - 10 (only the masculine forms) in Akkadian, Ugaritic, Hebrew, Syriac, Arabic, Sabaic, Ge'ez, Coptic and Late Egyptian. Numbers are a very basic part of human language and give you a good insight into language relationships.
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English is a Semitic Language
A while back, Vsauce did a video with a bright yellow thumbnail titled "this is not yellow." His point was that the pixels on a screen only ever actually pro...
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Expansion of Semitic Languages
A short video about the expansion of the Semitic languages. It's just one of many possible scenarios and is not intended to be particularly accurate, especia...
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How Similar Are Hebrew and Arabic?
Can Hebrew and Arabic speakers understand each other? I answer that question, and take a look at some similarities and differences between Hebrew and Arabic, sister languages of the Semitic Language family.
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CBI Online Learning: Tour of the Semitic Languages - Part 3
We conclude our survey of the Semitic languages with a look at Phoenician, Ugaritic and Arabic
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West Semitic languages Top # 8 Facts
West Semitic languages Top # 8 Facts
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South Semitic languages Top # 9 Facts
South Semitic languages Top # 9 Facts
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BEYOND SEMITIC - The Lord's Prayer in Old High German, Gothic, Latin and Sa'idic-Coptic
Of course my main field of interest are Semitic languages (hence this channel). But there are also other languages that fascinate me. For the sake of variety I just wanted to read out some other old languages.
A often used text for language comparison is the Lord's Prayer because it was translated into many languages, also some that are extinct now.
The first language is Old High German, which I
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Lament - Chant in ancient Semitic languages by Colleen de Winton in concert
the first shimmer of light on a new day, strength and beauty that comes from a confident heart, the yearning of embodied tenderness coming into being. This c...
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Faces of Ancient Middle East Part 1 (Ancient Semites)
Semitic people
In linguistics and ethnology, was first used to refer to a language family of largely Middle Eastern origin, now called the Semitic languages. This family includes the ancient and modern forms of Akkadian, Amharic, Arabic, Aramaic, Ge'ez, Hebrew, Maltese, Phoenician, Tigre and Tigrinya among others.
As language studies are interwoven with cultural studies, the term also came to de
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Dr. Michael Heiser - Aliens Hidden History - California Mufon Radio
The genial prolocutor and voice of California MUFON Radio, Lorien Fenton works diligently with Dr. Michael Heiser to uncover the hidden evidence of ancient aliens roaming the Earth.
MICHAEL HEISER
received his Ph.D. in Hebrew Bible and ancient Semitic Languages from the University of Wisconsin-Madison. He is currently Academic Editor for Logos Bible Software, a company that creates ancient langu
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Learn Arabic Language - Incredible Benefits
Arabic is one of the most widely spoken languages of the world. It is also one of the oldest existing languages in the world. It is a member of the Semitic l...
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Dr. Michael Heiser: Gnosticism Lecture (Full)
http://canarycryradio.com
http://facelikethesun.com
This is a video originally posted by Guy Malone of http://www.alienresistance.org
Dr. Michael Heiser is the academic editor for the Logos Bible Software, a Ph.D. in Hebrew Bible and Semitic Languages with expertise on Ancient Israel and Egyptology. He's also the author of the novel The Facade, and he runs several blogs including PaleoBabble, U
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Where did English Irish Gaelic and Yiddish languages come from?
This video shows the similarity and origins in Mesopotamia of the Semitic languages as they spread out into the world first as Phoenician, Greek, Latin and A...
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Ezekiel's Wheel & Chapter 1 Vision - Michael S. Heiser, PhD
Ancient of Days Conference, Roswell NM See also http://AncientofDays.net for DVDs Or http://ChristianSymposium.com for recent events Mike Heiser has a Ph.D. ...
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Why an Extraterrestrial God Appeals to Today's Culture - Michael S. Heiser, PhD
Ancient of Days Conference, Roswell NM See also http://AncientofDays.net for DVDs Or http://ChristianSymposium.com for recent events Michael S. Heiser, PhD e...
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A Degreed Hebrew Scholar's Challenge to the Errors of Zechariah Sitchin - Michael S. Heiser PhD
Ancient of Days Conference, Roswell NM See also http://AncientofDays.net for DVDs Or http://ChristianSymposium.com for recent events Mike Heiser has a Ph.D. ...
Basic Semitic Vocabulary - Body Parts
Hints:
Some of these languages have synonyms for some body parts (e.g. Akkadian has also got /qaqqadu/ for /rēšu/). But I preferred to use cognates.
For Egypt...
Hints:
Some of these languages have synonyms for some body parts (e.g. Akkadian has also got /qaqqadu/ for /rēšu/). But I preferred to use cognates.
For Egyptian I have chosen my own phonetic transcription rather than the traditional transliteration. The body parts mentioned here are written like this in the traditional transliteration:
tp, jrt, msḏr, šrt, r, nḏḥt, ns, šnbt, ḥ3tj, ẖt, gb3, ḏrt, ḏbˤ, wˤrt, rd
Here I preferred using synonyms that survived in Coptic (e.g. "ḥ3tj" instead of "jb")
Also in Coptic i preferred synonyms that were common in Middle Egyptian (e.g. "eia" instead of "bal"). The word for breast also has an Egyptian etymology (though this combination is not attested): "mstj ḥ3tj", literally "basket of the heart".
In Sumerian, some words use the same sign. So it's not a mistake that nose, mouth and tooth (kir, kag and zu) are written the same.
In the Sumerian transcription I've left the numbers and accents away (just "a" instrad of "á").
wn.com/Basic Semitic Vocabulary Body Parts
Hints:
Some of these languages have synonyms for some body parts (e.g. Akkadian has also got /qaqqadu/ for /rēšu/). But I preferred to use cognates.
For Egyptian I have chosen my own phonetic transcription rather than the traditional transliteration. The body parts mentioned here are written like this in the traditional transliteration:
tp, jrt, msḏr, šrt, r, nḏḥt, ns, šnbt, ḥ3tj, ẖt, gb3, ḏrt, ḏbˤ, wˤrt, rd
Here I preferred using synonyms that survived in Coptic (e.g. "ḥ3tj" instead of "jb")
Also in Coptic i preferred synonyms that were common in Middle Egyptian (e.g. "eia" instead of "bal"). The word for breast also has an Egyptian etymology (though this combination is not attested): "mstj ḥ3tj", literally "basket of the heart".
In Sumerian, some words use the same sign. So it's not a mistake that nose, mouth and tooth (kir, kag and zu) are written the same.
In the Sumerian transcription I've left the numbers and accents away (just "a" instrad of "á").
- published: 26 Mar 2015
- views: 99
Semitic's vowel-smuggling consonants - Thoth's Pill #9 (Pointing & Matres Lectionis)
Semitic languages like Hebrew and Arabic evolved a unique way to write vowels... with consonants! See how in this episode of Thoth's Pill: an Animated History o...
Semitic languages like Hebrew and Arabic evolved a unique way to write vowels... with consonants! See how in this episode of Thoth's Pill: an Animated History of Writing.
You're back in the ancient Middle East, where seemingly everyone's been passing around the Phoenician consonant alphabet. There's a problem with this abjad - sometimes those missing vowels cause issues. Instead of inventing vowels (like the Greeks did in the last episode), Semitic speakers use some of their consonants for vowels, too! This is the birth of "matres lectionis".
But that's not nearly enough for pickier scribes. See bickering scribes come up with a more detailed system, a system of vowel marks - dots and dashes surrounding consonants. These vowel pointers (harakat in Arabic, niqqud in Hebrew) explicitly indicate which consonants are followed by which vowels.
Watch the whole story of Thoth's Pill:
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLc4s09N3L2h3HtaAYVqOVKGt2h6wRasw2
Who created this?
Art, animation and music by NativLang
CC-BY and public domain credits:
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1zyYKGKVOZmDG1F71zaCcV69FSYtWk_SKT14tMQcFGU8/edit?usp=sharing
wn.com/Semitic's Vowel Smuggling Consonants Thoth's Pill 9 (Pointing Matres Lectionis)
Semitic languages like Hebrew and Arabic evolved a unique way to write vowels... with consonants! See how in this episode of Thoth's Pill: an Animated History of Writing.
You're back in the ancient Middle East, where seemingly everyone's been passing around the Phoenician consonant alphabet. There's a problem with this abjad - sometimes those missing vowels cause issues. Instead of inventing vowels (like the Greeks did in the last episode), Semitic speakers use some of their consonants for vowels, too! This is the birth of "matres lectionis".
But that's not nearly enough for pickier scribes. See bickering scribes come up with a more detailed system, a system of vowel marks - dots and dashes surrounding consonants. These vowel pointers (harakat in Arabic, niqqud in Hebrew) explicitly indicate which consonants are followed by which vowels.
Watch the whole story of Thoth's Pill:
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLc4s09N3L2h3HtaAYVqOVKGt2h6wRasw2
Who created this?
Art, animation and music by NativLang
CC-BY and public domain credits:
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1zyYKGKVOZmDG1F71zaCcV69FSYtWk_SKT14tMQcFGU8/edit?usp=sharing
- published: 09 Oct 2015
- views: 308
Expansion of the Semitic languages J (L147.1)
Males who are J (L147.1) descend from a common ancestor that lived around 3500 BC. Due to the young age of J (L147.1) its a definitive diagnostic marker of t......
Males who are J (L147.1) descend from a common ancestor that lived around 3500 BC. Due to the young age of J (L147.1) its a definitive diagnostic marker of t...
wn.com/Expansion Of The Semitic Languages J (L147.1)
Males who are J (L147.1) descend from a common ancestor that lived around 3500 BC. Due to the young age of J (L147.1) its a definitive diagnostic marker of t...
Powerful Revelations Within The Semitic Languages
The Language That Jesus Spoke Is Key In Revealing Powerful Misunderstanding Within The 3 Abrahamic Faiths.
Find Out More:
http://www.bridgestocommonground.org/...
The Language That Jesus Spoke Is Key In Revealing Powerful Misunderstanding Within The 3 Abrahamic Faiths.
Find Out More:
http://www.bridgestocommonground.org/
wn.com/Powerful Revelations Within The Semitic Languages
The Language That Jesus Spoke Is Key In Revealing Powerful Misunderstanding Within The 3 Abrahamic Faiths.
Find Out More:
http://www.bridgestocommonground.org/
- published: 02 Apr 2015
- views: 15
CBI Online Learning: A Tour of the Semitic Languages Part 1
The story of Hebrew's close relatives! Part 1 begins with a look at the cuneiform writing system and the Eastern Semitic languages of Babylonian and Assyrian...
The story of Hebrew's close relatives! Part 1 begins with a look at the cuneiform writing system and the Eastern Semitic languages of Babylonian and Assyrian
wn.com/Cbi Online Learning A Tour Of The Semitic Languages Part 1
The story of Hebrew's close relatives! Part 1 begins with a look at the cuneiform writing system and the Eastern Semitic languages of Babylonian and Assyrian
- published: 25 Aug 2015
- views: 0
Counting from 1 - 10 in some ancient Semitic languages and Egyptian/Coptic
Here are the numbers from 1 - 10 (only the masculine forms) in Akkadian, Ugaritic, Hebrew, Syriac, Arabic, Sabaic, Ge'ez, Coptic and Late Egyptian. Numbers are ...
Here are the numbers from 1 - 10 (only the masculine forms) in Akkadian, Ugaritic, Hebrew, Syriac, Arabic, Sabaic, Ge'ez, Coptic and Late Egyptian. Numbers are a very basic part of human language and give you a good insight into language relationships.
wn.com/Counting From 1 10 In Some Ancient Semitic Languages And Egyptian Coptic
Here are the numbers from 1 - 10 (only the masculine forms) in Akkadian, Ugaritic, Hebrew, Syriac, Arabic, Sabaic, Ge'ez, Coptic and Late Egyptian. Numbers are a very basic part of human language and give you a good insight into language relationships.
- published: 07 Nov 2014
- views: 41
English is a Semitic Language
A while back, Vsauce did a video with a bright yellow thumbnail titled "this is not yellow." His point was that the pixels on a screen only ever actually pro......
A while back, Vsauce did a video with a bright yellow thumbnail titled "this is not yellow." His point was that the pixels on a screen only ever actually pro...
wn.com/English Is A Semitic Language
A while back, Vsauce did a video with a bright yellow thumbnail titled "this is not yellow." His point was that the pixels on a screen only ever actually pro...
- published: 19 Jan 2013
- views: 6861
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author: Xidnaf
Expansion of Semitic Languages
A short video about the expansion of the Semitic languages. It's just one of many possible scenarios and is not intended to be particularly accurate, especia......
A short video about the expansion of the Semitic languages. It's just one of many possible scenarios and is not intended to be particularly accurate, especia...
wn.com/Expansion Of Semitic Languages
A short video about the expansion of the Semitic languages. It's just one of many possible scenarios and is not intended to be particularly accurate, especia...
How Similar Are Hebrew and Arabic?
Can Hebrew and Arabic speakers understand each other? I answer that question, and take a look at some similarities and differences between Hebrew and Arabic, si...
Can Hebrew and Arabic speakers understand each other? I answer that question, and take a look at some similarities and differences between Hebrew and Arabic, sister languages of the Semitic Language family.
wn.com/How Similar Are Hebrew And Arabic
Can Hebrew and Arabic speakers understand each other? I answer that question, and take a look at some similarities and differences between Hebrew and Arabic, sister languages of the Semitic Language family.
- published: 20 Feb 2015
- views: 0
CBI Online Learning: Tour of the Semitic Languages - Part 3
We conclude our survey of the Semitic languages with a look at Phoenician, Ugaritic and Arabic...
We conclude our survey of the Semitic languages with a look at Phoenician, Ugaritic and Arabic
wn.com/Cbi Online Learning Tour Of The Semitic Languages Part 3
We conclude our survey of the Semitic languages with a look at Phoenician, Ugaritic and Arabic
- published: 08 Sep 2015
- views: 0
West Semitic languages Top # 8 Facts
West Semitic languages Top # 8 Facts...
West Semitic languages Top # 8 Facts
wn.com/West Semitic Languages Top 8 Facts
West Semitic languages Top # 8 Facts
- published: 26 Oct 2015
- views: 2
South Semitic languages Top # 9 Facts
South Semitic languages Top # 9 Facts...
South Semitic languages Top # 9 Facts
wn.com/South Semitic Languages Top 9 Facts
South Semitic languages Top # 9 Facts
- published: 26 Oct 2015
- views: 0
BEYOND SEMITIC - The Lord's Prayer in Old High German, Gothic, Latin and Sa'idic-Coptic
Of course my main field of interest are Semitic languages (hence this channel). But there are also other languages that fascinate me. For the sake of variety I ...
Of course my main field of interest are Semitic languages (hence this channel). But there are also other languages that fascinate me. For the sake of variety I just wanted to read out some other old languages.
A often used text for language comparison is the Lord's Prayer because it was translated into many languages, also some that are extinct now.
The first language is Old High German, which I am interested in because it is the oldest written form of my native tongue. I'm reading the Lord's Prayer in three OHG dialects: Frankish, Alemannic and Bavarian.
The second language is Gothic, the oldest written account of a Germanic language.
The third language is Latin... quite well known. Actually the Lord's Prayer should be read out in Ecclesiastical Latin since it must have been translated somewhen in the early middle ages. But I chose Classical Latin just because it sounds so much better and archaic. With diphthongs and nasalization etc.
The fourth language is Coptic (the Sa'idic or Sahidic dialect), the language of Egypt before the Islamic conquest. I've just started learning it (to learn something outside Semitic but still Afro-Asiatic) and my pronunciation is based on the Introduction to Sahidic Coptic by Thomas Lambdin. I do not use the Greco-Bohairic pronunciation, which is nowadays used in Coptic liturgy (after all this is not Bohairic). And I haven't learned much about the reconstructed Coptic phonology, yet. But Lambdin's pronunciation seemed acceptable to me so far.
I might possibly make a sequel to this video... note the short explanation in the end of the video.
wn.com/Beyond Semitic The Lord's Prayer In Old High German, Gothic, Latin And Sa'Idic Coptic
Of course my main field of interest are Semitic languages (hence this channel). But there are also other languages that fascinate me. For the sake of variety I just wanted to read out some other old languages.
A often used text for language comparison is the Lord's Prayer because it was translated into many languages, also some that are extinct now.
The first language is Old High German, which I am interested in because it is the oldest written form of my native tongue. I'm reading the Lord's Prayer in three OHG dialects: Frankish, Alemannic and Bavarian.
The second language is Gothic, the oldest written account of a Germanic language.
The third language is Latin... quite well known. Actually the Lord's Prayer should be read out in Ecclesiastical Latin since it must have been translated somewhen in the early middle ages. But I chose Classical Latin just because it sounds so much better and archaic. With diphthongs and nasalization etc.
The fourth language is Coptic (the Sa'idic or Sahidic dialect), the language of Egypt before the Islamic conquest. I've just started learning it (to learn something outside Semitic but still Afro-Asiatic) and my pronunciation is based on the Introduction to Sahidic Coptic by Thomas Lambdin. I do not use the Greco-Bohairic pronunciation, which is nowadays used in Coptic liturgy (after all this is not Bohairic). And I haven't learned much about the reconstructed Coptic phonology, yet. But Lambdin's pronunciation seemed acceptable to me so far.
I might possibly make a sequel to this video... note the short explanation in the end of the video.
- published: 26 May 2013
- views: 8567
Lament - Chant in ancient Semitic languages by Colleen de Winton in concert
the first shimmer of light on a new day, strength and beauty that comes from a confident heart, the yearning of embodied tenderness coming into being. This c......
the first shimmer of light on a new day, strength and beauty that comes from a confident heart, the yearning of embodied tenderness coming into being. This c...
wn.com/Lament Chant In Ancient Semitic Languages By Colleen De Winton In Concert
the first shimmer of light on a new day, strength and beauty that comes from a confident heart, the yearning of embodied tenderness coming into being. This c...
Faces of Ancient Middle East Part 1 (Ancient Semites)
Semitic people
In linguistics and ethnology, was first used to refer to a language family of largely Middle Eastern origin, now called the Semitic languages. ...
Semitic people
In linguistics and ethnology, was first used to refer to a language family of largely Middle Eastern origin, now called the Semitic languages. This family includes the ancient and modern forms of Akkadian, Amharic, Arabic, Aramaic, Ge'ez, Hebrew, Maltese, Phoenician, Tigre and Tigrinya among others.
As language studies are interwoven with cultural studies, the term also came to describe the extended cultures and ethnicities, as well as the history of these varied peoples as associated by close geographic and linguistic distribution.
The term Semite means a member of any of various ancient and modern Semitic-speaking peoples originating in the Near East, including; Akkadians (Assyrians and Babylonians), Eblaites, Ugarites, Canaanites, Phoenicians (including Carthaginians), Hebrews (Israelites and Samaritans), Ahlamu, Arameans, Chaldeans, Amorites, Moabites, Edomites, Hyksos, Arabs, Nabateans, Maganites, Shebans, Sutu, Ubarites, Dilmunites, Bahranis, Maltese, Mandaeans, Sabians, Mhallami, Amalekites, Palmyrans and Ethiopian Semites.
Etymology
The name Semite/Semitic comes from the Semitic root Sama or Sam, meaning " High" or "Risen", Semite or Semitic means " Sons of the Lord " Or " Sons of Heaven" Also meaning " Noble People ".
Origin
Ancient Semitic mythology Origin:
In ancient Semitic legends The Lord decided to be his sons on the earth For that Down his son Sam/Sama (God of heaven) to earth and Married him to Adma (goddess of earth) And named their sons Semite/Semitic.
a ceremony of divine Marriage Between Sam and Adma was celebrated in the spring and Was common among all ancient Semitic tribes And this tradition disappeared after the spread of Christianity and Islam.
Currently Mandaeans in Iraq are the only Semitic people celebrated the feast And called in the Mandaean religious calendar Festival Marriage of Heaven with Earth.
Biblical Origin
In the Bible The name Semite comes from Shem, the eldest of the three sons of Noah. In the Greek and Latin versions of the Bible, Shem becomes Sem, since neither Greek nor Latin has any way of representing the initial sound of the Hebrew name.
The Bible tells us that everyone on earth was drowned except for Noah and his family and that all mankind are descended from his three sons, Shem, Ham, and Japheth. The lines of descent from the three of them, described in the tenth chapter of Genesis, represent a kind of mythologized ethnology, enumerating the peoples of antiquity whose names were known at the time when this chapter was written, and setting forth the relationships between them.
wn.com/Faces Of Ancient Middle East Part 1 (Ancient Semites)
Semitic people
In linguistics and ethnology, was first used to refer to a language family of largely Middle Eastern origin, now called the Semitic languages. This family includes the ancient and modern forms of Akkadian, Amharic, Arabic, Aramaic, Ge'ez, Hebrew, Maltese, Phoenician, Tigre and Tigrinya among others.
As language studies are interwoven with cultural studies, the term also came to describe the extended cultures and ethnicities, as well as the history of these varied peoples as associated by close geographic and linguistic distribution.
The term Semite means a member of any of various ancient and modern Semitic-speaking peoples originating in the Near East, including; Akkadians (Assyrians and Babylonians), Eblaites, Ugarites, Canaanites, Phoenicians (including Carthaginians), Hebrews (Israelites and Samaritans), Ahlamu, Arameans, Chaldeans, Amorites, Moabites, Edomites, Hyksos, Arabs, Nabateans, Maganites, Shebans, Sutu, Ubarites, Dilmunites, Bahranis, Maltese, Mandaeans, Sabians, Mhallami, Amalekites, Palmyrans and Ethiopian Semites.
Etymology
The name Semite/Semitic comes from the Semitic root Sama or Sam, meaning " High" or "Risen", Semite or Semitic means " Sons of the Lord " Or " Sons of Heaven" Also meaning " Noble People ".
Origin
Ancient Semitic mythology Origin:
In ancient Semitic legends The Lord decided to be his sons on the earth For that Down his son Sam/Sama (God of heaven) to earth and Married him to Adma (goddess of earth) And named their sons Semite/Semitic.
a ceremony of divine Marriage Between Sam and Adma was celebrated in the spring and Was common among all ancient Semitic tribes And this tradition disappeared after the spread of Christianity and Islam.
Currently Mandaeans in Iraq are the only Semitic people celebrated the feast And called in the Mandaean religious calendar Festival Marriage of Heaven with Earth.
Biblical Origin
In the Bible The name Semite comes from Shem, the eldest of the three sons of Noah. In the Greek and Latin versions of the Bible, Shem becomes Sem, since neither Greek nor Latin has any way of representing the initial sound of the Hebrew name.
The Bible tells us that everyone on earth was drowned except for Noah and his family and that all mankind are descended from his three sons, Shem, Ham, and Japheth. The lines of descent from the three of them, described in the tenth chapter of Genesis, represent a kind of mythologized ethnology, enumerating the peoples of antiquity whose names were known at the time when this chapter was written, and setting forth the relationships between them.
- published: 04 Nov 2011
- views: 16098
Dr. Michael Heiser - Aliens Hidden History - California Mufon Radio
The genial prolocutor and voice of California MUFON Radio, Lorien Fenton works diligently with Dr. Michael Heiser to uncover the hidden evidence of ancient alie...
The genial prolocutor and voice of California MUFON Radio, Lorien Fenton works diligently with Dr. Michael Heiser to uncover the hidden evidence of ancient aliens roaming the Earth.
MICHAEL HEISER
received his Ph.D. in Hebrew Bible and ancient Semitic Languages from the University of Wisconsin-Madison. He is currently Academic Editor for Logos Bible Software, a company that creates ancient language research software and digital resources for studying the ancient and biblical world. Mike is a member of the Society of Biblical Literature, the Institute for Biblical Research, the International Organization for Septuagint and Cognate Studies, the American Academy of Religion, and the Evangelical Theological Society. In 2005, Mike was named by Fate Magazine as one of the 100 Most Influential People in Ufology.
*****
Join forces with IRN and dig deeper.
http://inceptionradionetwork.com/membership-account/membership-levels/
wn.com/Dr. Michael Heiser Aliens Hidden History California Mufon Radio
The genial prolocutor and voice of California MUFON Radio, Lorien Fenton works diligently with Dr. Michael Heiser to uncover the hidden evidence of ancient aliens roaming the Earth.
MICHAEL HEISER
received his Ph.D. in Hebrew Bible and ancient Semitic Languages from the University of Wisconsin-Madison. He is currently Academic Editor for Logos Bible Software, a company that creates ancient language research software and digital resources for studying the ancient and biblical world. Mike is a member of the Society of Biblical Literature, the Institute for Biblical Research, the International Organization for Septuagint and Cognate Studies, the American Academy of Religion, and the Evangelical Theological Society. In 2005, Mike was named by Fate Magazine as one of the 100 Most Influential People in Ufology.
*****
Join forces with IRN and dig deeper.
http://inceptionradionetwork.com/membership-account/membership-levels/
- published: 14 Aug 2015
- views: 10
Learn Arabic Language - Incredible Benefits
Arabic is one of the most widely spoken languages of the world. It is also one of the oldest existing languages in the world. It is a member of the Semitic l......
Arabic is one of the most widely spoken languages of the world. It is also one of the oldest existing languages in the world. It is a member of the Semitic l...
wn.com/Learn Arabic Language Incredible Benefits
Arabic is one of the most widely spoken languages of the world. It is also one of the oldest existing languages in the world. It is a member of the Semitic l...
- published: 27 Feb 2014
- views: 4028
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author: Adam Aziz
Dr. Michael Heiser: Gnosticism Lecture (Full)
http://canarycryradio.com
http://facelikethesun.com
This is a video originally posted by Guy Malone of http://www.alienresistance.org
Dr. Michael Heiser is t...
http://canarycryradio.com
http://facelikethesun.com
This is a video originally posted by Guy Malone of http://www.alienresistance.org
Dr. Michael Heiser is the academic editor for the Logos Bible Software, a Ph.D. in Hebrew Bible and Semitic Languages with expertise on Ancient Israel and Egyptology. He's also the author of the novel The Facade, and he runs several blogs including PaleoBabble, UFO Religions, and he was featured on Chris White's recent debunkumentary Ancient Aliens Debunked, Naked Bible Podcast. He also runs MEMRA (online institute for ancient languages and Biblical theology)
http://drmsh.com
This video is all 8 parts of his lecture from back in 2006.
Part 1: Introductions
Although the hype surrounding the DaVinci Code has left the mainstream
media, the ideas persist. Here, speaking in 2006 at the height of the
DaVinci controversy, ancient languages scholar and Biblical Hebrew
expert Michael Heiser gives us a solid and plain spoken introduction to
Gnosticism.
Part 2: Reliability of New Testament Scriptures (esp vs the Nag Hammadi)
Dr. Heiser compares the oldest scriptural texts with the gnostic texts and explains why the New Testament texts are reliable while the gnostic texts aren't.
Special attention is paid to the precise dating of New Testament texts, and serves as a primer for all serious students and teachers of the Bible.
Part 3: Were Jesus and Mary Madelene married?
Dr. Heiser compares the Gnostic Jesus with the Jesus of the Bible. Was Jesus, as a rabbi, required to marry? Was Mary his companion? His wife? Were these and other secrets buried along with Jesus?
These and other questions are examined. Relevant texts, including the gospel accounts and the gnostic texts, are examined. Mr. Heiser shows what is in the text and what isn't. You might just be surprised.
Part 4: Gnosticism and Women
Heiser offers an honest examination of the supposed "pro-woman" message often ascribed to the gnostics. Is gnosticism really "enlightened" in terms of womens' roles.
Looking at the actual texts the gnostics themselves wrote, their customs, rituals and spirituality, Heiser makes sense of the nonsense surrounding this ancient and mysterious religion's place for women.
Part 5: Neither Lord nor Christ?
The Belief in Jesus as God before The Council of Nicea and the Exalted Christ of Gnosticism. This is a refutation of two ideas put forth in The DaVinci Code: That Constantine invented the idea that Jesus was God at The Council of Nicea, and that the Gnostic texts portray Jesus as only a mortal man (hint: they do not).
Part 6: What Really happened at Nicea?
An examination of Constantine's spiritual commitments and the documentary evidence left to history concerning the proceedings at the Council of Nicea.
Part 7: The Conspiratorial Logic of The DaVinci Code and Jesus Bloodline Theorists
Part 8: Jumping the Shark from the Newsroom to the Ivory Tower: Assessing the Gospel of Judas Frenzy
Original individual videos can be found on AlienResistanceHQ Channel.
wn.com/Dr. Michael Heiser Gnosticism Lecture (Full)
http://canarycryradio.com
http://facelikethesun.com
This is a video originally posted by Guy Malone of http://www.alienresistance.org
Dr. Michael Heiser is the academic editor for the Logos Bible Software, a Ph.D. in Hebrew Bible and Semitic Languages with expertise on Ancient Israel and Egyptology. He's also the author of the novel The Facade, and he runs several blogs including PaleoBabble, UFO Religions, and he was featured on Chris White's recent debunkumentary Ancient Aliens Debunked, Naked Bible Podcast. He also runs MEMRA (online institute for ancient languages and Biblical theology)
http://drmsh.com
This video is all 8 parts of his lecture from back in 2006.
Part 1: Introductions
Although the hype surrounding the DaVinci Code has left the mainstream
media, the ideas persist. Here, speaking in 2006 at the height of the
DaVinci controversy, ancient languages scholar and Biblical Hebrew
expert Michael Heiser gives us a solid and plain spoken introduction to
Gnosticism.
Part 2: Reliability of New Testament Scriptures (esp vs the Nag Hammadi)
Dr. Heiser compares the oldest scriptural texts with the gnostic texts and explains why the New Testament texts are reliable while the gnostic texts aren't.
Special attention is paid to the precise dating of New Testament texts, and serves as a primer for all serious students and teachers of the Bible.
Part 3: Were Jesus and Mary Madelene married?
Dr. Heiser compares the Gnostic Jesus with the Jesus of the Bible. Was Jesus, as a rabbi, required to marry? Was Mary his companion? His wife? Were these and other secrets buried along with Jesus?
These and other questions are examined. Relevant texts, including the gospel accounts and the gnostic texts, are examined. Mr. Heiser shows what is in the text and what isn't. You might just be surprised.
Part 4: Gnosticism and Women
Heiser offers an honest examination of the supposed "pro-woman" message often ascribed to the gnostics. Is gnosticism really "enlightened" in terms of womens' roles.
Looking at the actual texts the gnostics themselves wrote, their customs, rituals and spirituality, Heiser makes sense of the nonsense surrounding this ancient and mysterious religion's place for women.
Part 5: Neither Lord nor Christ?
The Belief in Jesus as God before The Council of Nicea and the Exalted Christ of Gnosticism. This is a refutation of two ideas put forth in The DaVinci Code: That Constantine invented the idea that Jesus was God at The Council of Nicea, and that the Gnostic texts portray Jesus as only a mortal man (hint: they do not).
Part 6: What Really happened at Nicea?
An examination of Constantine's spiritual commitments and the documentary evidence left to history concerning the proceedings at the Council of Nicea.
Part 7: The Conspiratorial Logic of The DaVinci Code and Jesus Bloodline Theorists
Part 8: Jumping the Shark from the Newsroom to the Ivory Tower: Assessing the Gospel of Judas Frenzy
Original individual videos can be found on AlienResistanceHQ Channel.
- published: 28 Dec 2012
- views: 49046
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