@RabbiO @ChieftheCef
Ok I'll give the apology to
@ChieftheCef this will be my forever editing this post.
However, I don't understand these immediate boxes I'm placed in even if - using Indioism words, due to this situation causing me to overly show the extensive learning of different views of locations. As I was back to defence.
Further down is the discussion on the word idiomatic; look for red letters. Because I first ask questions about Canaan, located in Ghuram India, or located in KMT Egypt, increasing lands in the Levant that includes Yisrael. It's Ghuram not Gharam. I had to change these words from Gharam to Ghuram. Another edit in this mess. I understand more about the Yadavas then I understand Canaanites due to this confusion about location. Is it Ghuram India or KMT Egypt increase land that includes Yisrael. What a mess. Keep in mind I understood about Yadavas who left Vadnagar India and travel to Yisrael that's of the Levant increase land of KMT (Egypt) I hope this shows my confusion. about Canaanites or Yadavas or both tribes?
Jehovah, and I say that name because Yahweh is a lesser Canaanite deity
To research
@ChieftheCef
What does Pantheon literally mean?
of all gods
I think people are gods.
back to research:
The Canaanite pantheon is a collection of gods from the ancient Canaanites, who lived in the Levant, which is now Israel and Palestine and some surrounding areas
I'm mixing modern and ancient names to help show locations. When I use modern names, it's because I don't know ancient names.
Canaan was located in Ghuram India. Israel derived from Sanskrit word Ishwaralaya, which means Isha or Krishna God.
Because of a drought, this caused the Exodus. The Yamuna River moved eastward due to tectonic uplift. What did all the people do when living in Harappan cities, depriving them of water? They left, but does this include the people in Canaan, located in Ghuram, India?
@Bharat Jhunjhunwala Were the Canaanites, similar to the Yadavas, Hindus?
Some claim that the Israelites are Canaanites because Israel was Egypt's (KMT) increasing land in the Levant. The Yadavas, whose name changed to Hebrews, after left Vadnagar, India. What about the people that live in Ghuram, India? When did they leave?
Where do the Jews come from, both in Ghuram and Vadnagar, because how come some claim the Canaanites are the Jews due to the increase in land in the Levant? That's KMT (Egypt). Yet Canaan located in Ghuram India. My question is - when about Brahman change name to YHWH: from both areas from Vadnagar and Ghuram or only Vadnagar after leaving = after leaving Vadnagar the Yadavas changed name to Hebrew when?
YHWH who's jealous, I don't understand this word "Jealous" that even later tramples over the Hindus when returning back to India. It's as if it began from Hindus from India then branches outward to word YHWH, how did it go from Brahman to YHWH to this word Jealous?
What is Jealous actually? Did that happen due to traveling and it caused this sense to feel Jealous because people who's gods actually became jealous and a need to exclude, how come? What did traveling cause in these people as it's people who are gods who creates the characters in their god such as YHWH. Oh Moses did not predict writing his own death. People in the future written and misplaced where Mitsrayim was located.
Yadavas route from India to Yisrael.
(1) Vadnagar to Chachran. (2) Chachran to Kabul. (2A) Short Route avoided by Hebrews --
(Yadavas were when called Hebrews, when they reached Chachran Pakistan or when?). (3) Kabul to Kandahar. (4) Kandahar to Tehran via Hamun-e-Mashkel, Taftan and Isfahan. (5) Tehran to the Kangavar along the Silk Road. (6) South along the east bank of Tigris River to Al-Qurnah. (6A) Proposed travel through Baghdad not permitted by King of Edom. (7) North from Al-Qurnah along west bank of the Euphrates River. (8) West of Baghdad to Yisrael along the Silk Road
@Bharat Jhunjhunwala (Yadavas were when called Hebrews, when they reached Chachran modern name Pakistan or when?)
Where is Canaan that is Ghuram in India within this route of exodus that the Yadavas taken? What confuses me is Yadavas are the Jews who left from Vadnagar India, yet people claims it's the Canaanites who are the Jews, yet Canaan is located in Ghuram India., can you see my question? The different locations from Ghuram and Vadnagar are of different tribes? This is where I'm confused, as people in these tribes are gods and as they create characters in their gods, that then trample over others example YHWH character of Jealousy, not allowing including of others, how come?
Were the Canaanites living in Canaan that's located Ghuram? When did YHWH came about in this vocabulary instead of
Israel derived from Sanskrit word Ishwaralaya, which means Isha or Krishna God. Krishna God is who Bhraman? The Canaanites were Hindus am I understanding correctly
@Bharat Jhunjhunwala
Canaan located in Ghuram India so the Canaanites lives in Ghuram India.
Yamuna River moved eastward due to tectonic uplift. What did all the people do when living in Harappan cities, depriving them of water?
Krishna led the Yadavas (exodus from Indus Valley in India) to Israel that actually KMT as KMT increased their land.
@Bharat Jhunjhunwala explain Stephen Knapp said: Israel derived from Sanskrit word Ishwaralaya, which means Isha or Krishna God. So that's why I asked you @ChieftheCef did the Canaanites know the word Brahman?
Now discussion word idiomatic (my week area in English)
Maybe there were a lot of idiomatics back in 1500 BCE, and then later people thought these idiomatics were literally that, which then caused challenges.
No I don't know what has a gotten my goat is.
Google search:
What has gotten my goat that
@RabbiO written to show Idiomatics. No I don't know what that means gotten my goat? Google search at Quora Where does the saying, ‘that really gets, my goat,’ originate?
it led me to Is there one proverb or saying in English that really gets your goat? Why does it get on your wick?
Is there one proverb or saying in English that really gets your goat? Why does it get on your wick?
John Sproule
Native English speaker and writer
4y
English proverbs usually come in pairs. There’s one for each side of an argument.
Look before you leap / He who hesitates is lost
Good things come to those who wait / There’s no time like the present
Fortune favors the bold / Discretion is the better part of valor
Many hands make light work / Too many cooks spoil the broth
Absence makes the heart grow fonder / Out of sight, out of mind
A man’s reach should exceed his grasp / A bird in the hand is worth two in the bush
If at first you don’t succeed, try, try again / Don’t beat your head against a stone wall
Two heads are better than one / Paddle your own canoe
You’re never too old to learn / You can’t teach an old dog new tricks
Better safe than sorry / Nothing ventured, nothing gained
The squeaking wheel gets the grease / Silence is golden
**
Proverbs are useful once you have enough experience that you don’t need proverbs to help you!
Let's continue to learn what is get my goat shall I, at google search because so far Quora is confusing
wait this person at Quora said:
What does “get someone's goat” mean?
La Hire
Warrior of the Rainbow
2y
It means you bring back someone’s sins to them after the High Priest has confessed those sins upon the Scapegoat’s head and had that goat led out the Shushan gate into the wilderness, never to come back to you. That is a more literal translation. For everyday life it just means you dig up someone’s sins after they have been forgiven.
It can also mean that you press someone’s buttons.
You get on their nerves. You say things to agitate them that you know will agitate them. This is not by accident, but on purpose.
To “get someone’s goat” is never a nice thing, unless of course you are a nice person who just so happens to retrieve someone’s lost/escaped pet goat for them and bring it home to them.
repeating from above as I yet hadn't edit this post,
To research from
@ChieftheCef
What does Pantheon literally mean?
of all gods
I think people are gods.
The Canaanite pantheon is a collection of gods from the ancient Canaanites, who lived in the Levant, which is now Israel and Palestine and some surrounding areas
I learn from
@Bthoth about the levant and the increased lands that includes Israel. Actually Israel is KMT increased lands
and on and on it goes: a while back a few Christians at another forum (not here) claims I'm a dog who returns to vomit, was that an idiomatic back when David walked the earth? What happened during that time of David at KMT as increased land Yisrael, when the dogs return to vomit and how is it that the few Christians at another forum (not here) thinks this of me? What was this scene back when?
"As a dog returns to his vomit, so a fool repeats his folly" is an aphorism which appears in the Book of Proverbs in the Bible — Proverbs 26:11
It is people who creates either exclusion or inclusion, it is people who creates their gods with characters. However there's no separation
Satan works for God as an adversary for God and people are gods - there is no separation. We're Satan Lucifer and gods. Either allowing light or not allowing light. Not allowing light is what adversary is. Jews don't have this word Satan. Correct me if I'm wrong., but only the word adversary. I see the words Satan and Lucifer as action words not "noun being" words. I think people use action words that later are created into their God or Gods. That later is taken literally.
what I really need to do and this is shadow work is learn from light how to from adversary, because I tend to (not sure word) I tend to defend and and not leave where I'm unwelcomed
Is the word German Shepherd dog an idiomatic
I understand through reincarnation. Learning from light.