New member (Betho_BR)

[Betho_br]

I am a former Firefighter in the State of Espírito Santo, Brazil, having attained the ranks of Private, Corporal, and Third Sergeant in the Military Police of the same state. I hold a degree in Traffic Management Technology and a postgraduate qualification in Tax Law. Additionally, I am an avid student of Sacred Scriptures (Abrahamic) and the Levant (Egyptians, Sumerians, Canaanites, etc...) from a secular perspective.

1) Generally the terms are polysemantic and therefore, several translations and interpretations are possible in a contextual way. I do not disdain other people's exegesis, if done well.

2) I am baptized Catholic. My ancestors on my maternal side have their roots in northern Italy (Roman Apostolic Catholics) and Germanic and my paternal side has ties with Italy and Catholicized "Arabs". I am baptized as a Roman Catholic and this baptism was used to baptize my Lutheran daughter in accordance with the Eucumenical Agreement.

3) I learned a lot in this forum, however I am not fluent in English, it is necessary that my presentation is also a form of farewell, as it is difficult for me to participate. I want to deeply thank you for welcoming me so well in this "place".

 

[Kathryn]

Welcome!

 

[Eddi]

I am a former Firefighter in the State of Espírito Santo, Brazil, having attained the ranks of Private, Corporal, and Third Sergeant in the Military Police of the same state. I hold a degree in Traffic Management Technology and a postgraduate qualification in Tax Law. Additionally, I am an avid student of Sacred Scriptures (Abrahamic) and the Levant (Egyptians, Sumerians, Canaanites, etc...) from a secular perspective.

1) Generally the terms are polysemantic and therefore, several translations and interpretations are possible in a contextual way. I do not disdain other people's exegesis, if done well.

2) I am baptized Catholic. My ancestors on my maternal side have their roots in northern Italy (Roman Apostolic Catholics) and Germanic and my paternal side has ties with Italy and Catholicized "Arabs". I am baptized as a Roman Catholic and this baptism was used to baptize my Lutheran daughter in accordance with the Eucumenical Agreement.

3) I learned a lot in this forum, however I am not fluent in English, it is necessary that my presentation is also a form of farewell, as it is difficult for me to participate. I want to deeply thank you for welcoming me so well in this "place".

Don't go!!

You have made some very good posts and you're a good member here

 

[Stevicus]

Welcome to Religious Forums! But sorry to see you go.

 

[JustGeorge]

I am a former Firefighter in the State of Espírito Santo, Brazil, having attained the ranks of Private, Corporal, and Third Sergeant in the Military Police of the same state. I hold a degree in Traffic Management Technology and a postgraduate qualification in Tax Law. Additionally, I am an avid student of Sacred Scriptures (Abrahamic) and the Levant (Egyptians, Sumerians, Canaanites, etc...) from a secular perspective.

1) Generally the terms are polysemantic and therefore, several translations and interpretations are possible in a contextual way. I do not disdain other people's exegesis, if done well.

2) I am baptized Catholic. My ancestors on my maternal side have their roots in northern Italy (Roman Apostolic Catholics) and Germanic and my paternal side has ties with Italy and Catholicized "Arabs". I am baptized as a Roman Catholic and this baptism was used to baptize my Lutheran daughter in accordance with the Eucumenical Agreement.

3) I learned a lot in this forum, however I am not fluent in English, it is necessary that my presentation is also a form of farewell, as it is difficult for me to participate. I want to deeply thank you for welcoming me so well in this "place".

I'm with @Eddi . Don't go!

I think your English is better than you think it is. I had no clue it wasn't your first language, and dare say it might be better than some of those who speak it as their only language!

 

[Revoltingest]

I am a former Firefighter in the State of Espírito Santo, Brazil, having attained the ranks of Private, Corporal, and Third Sergeant in the Military Police of the same state. I hold a degree in Traffic Management Technology and a postgraduate qualification in Tax Law. Additionally, I am an avid student of Sacred Scriptures (Abrahamic) and the Levant (Egyptians, Sumerians, Canaanites, etc...) from a secular perspective.

1) Generally the terms are polysemantic and therefore, several translations and interpretations are possible in a contextual way. I do not disdain other people's exegesis, if done well.

2) I am baptized Catholic. My ancestors on my maternal side have their roots in northern Italy (Roman Apostolic Catholics) and Germanic and my paternal side has ties with Italy and Catholicized "Arabs". I am baptized as a Roman Catholic and this baptism was used to baptize my Lutheran daughter in accordance with the Eucumenical Agreement.

Welcome aboard!

3) I learned a lot in this forum, however I am not fluent in English, it is necessary that my presentation is also a form of farewell, as it is difficult for me to participate. I want to deeply thank you for welcoming me so well in this "place".

Auf wiedersehen!

 

[Godobeyer]

Welcome to RF

3) I learned a lot in this forum, however I am not fluent in English, it is necessary that my presentation is also a form of farewell, as it is difficult for me to participate. I want to deeply thank you for welcoming me so well in this "place".

Welcome !
You are good in English,I like to learn also ,Portugalise or Spanish.
I used application for learning English by French

 

[Betho_br]

In the attached photograph, I am depicted with my father, my godmother—who is also my aunt—and her spouse beside her, at the Convento da Penha in Vitória/ES, Brazil. This image elegantly encapsulates the Catholic instruction imparted to me by my family.

Convento da Penha

There is much content on the ReligiousForums; at the moment, I am reading other topics, especially those related to non-Abrahamic religions, and learning a great deal.

Thank you for all the compliments; you are amazing in this forum.

"There are more things in heaven and earth than are dreamt of in our philosophy". William Shakespeare