Thomas Loy Bumgarner

what about his successor, Rocco A. Errico and his Noohra Foundation from Smyra, GA? any opinions?

in honor of Independence Day, our national anthem: The Star Spangled Banner-Francis Scott Key(English tune Archeon ?)and in late honor of Canada's Dominion Day, O Canada.

a Wordgirl and Captain Huggy action figures(lord, gotta stop watching Kids PBS ) the answer is 3 licks to the center of a Tootsie Roll Pop, said the wise old owl after crunching on the candy

David, I play autoharp(in addition to piano, pipe organ, harpsicord, synthesizer, drumset, and all other types of percussion, both drum and keyboard) and plan to learn claw hammered dulcimer, sorry no guitar/banjo/mandolin, etc. a local group called Puddingstone does folk music, new age, and jazz with touch of country/bluegrass. Sorry no videos of them, don't have digital camera or blackberry cell phone/iPod/iPad, whatever

afraid we are straying too much away from the topic. What about Lamsa or Rocco Erricco, his protoge? how about talking that? let the discussions begin

I really didn't expect the Spanish Inquisition, dum dum dah Monty Python starring Victor Paul Wierwille, Howard Allen, Loy Craig Martindale, Christopher Geer, Rosie Fox Rivenbark, John Linder, John Cleese, etc. :unsure: :wacko: :blink:

Ethelbert William Bullinger was born and raised as a British Free Methodist. He showed interest in music and his father thought he should major in organ. Bullinger thought the Church of England was the proper way to go, rejecting the Tractarian movements of Oxford and Cambridge. Obviously he was more a true scholar but influenced by Darby and Scolfield became ultra-dispensationalist and was friends with Charles Welch. He may have been outside the mainstream of denominational Christianity but unlike Wierwille and gang(who can't even pronounce pneuma, the letter p is silent and is pronounced nay-oo-ma. we don't say P neumonia or P nuematic nailgun) who were jerks pretending to be smart, EWB compared to those bozos was a genius. We will now receive the offering, uh abundant sharing now.

alas John Linder was captured and soon will be "Marked and Avoided" by Rosie and the roBOT's disavoved any involement :wacko: :blink:

love the women musicians especially in 1st clip(barefoot). hey I am single, looking for a sexy woman

maybe Captain Jack is now traveling with the Doctor and Amy Pond

I guess maybe this should have been in doctrinal forum but since this forum is read more, I thought the topic would get more response. Interstingly Bullinger claimed that there were between 200 and 300 figures of speech used in the Bible, while both Lamsa and Errico claimed in Aramaic it was over 1,000 figures of speech. Also in Bullinger's Numbers in Scripture is discussion of colors and sounds(how does that relate to numerology?). I guess no one is really interested in this topic. I was hoping that there would be more posts from other folks. Que sera, sera.

btw, his first name is John, not Chuck. Where is Peter Graves and company when you need them? :wacko: :blush: :blink:

The best book I have found is New Illustrated Bible Manners and Customs: How the people of the Bible really lived = Howard F. Vos, Thomas Nelson Publishers. The book is really in depth with Hebrew/Semetic, Egyptian, Greek, and Latin influences on Scripture. Discuss this. btw where is Abagail and James Trimm, or John Juddes when discussing something like this?. I doubt VPW, LCM, CG, or Rosie would have appreciated the book, saying there was error and too denominational/ecumenical demon possessed seed people(Invasion of the Body Snatchers, oh the irony is too laughable).

and that proably was Martindale

quote name='Bolshevik' date='19 August 2009 - 08:46 PM' timestamp='1250729195' post='473903'] ah, entire tents full of naked people . . . always wanted to be in the ladies showers :unsure: :wacko:

WG, Wicked!

OMG, it's Hannibal Leecher

Lamsa's books were: Gospel Light, New Testament Commentary, Old Testament Light, More Light on the Gospels, Idioms in the Bible Explained, Hidden Years of Jesus, Man from Gallilee, And the Scroll Opened, My Neighbor Jesus, New Testament Origin, Shepherd of All, Key to Original Gospels, Kingdom on Earth(Sermon on Mount). Rocco Errico: Setting a Trap for God/Aramaic Prayer of Jesus(Lord's Prayer), Let there be Light/7 Keys, There was Light, Mysteries of Creation/Genesis Story, Message of Matthew. Joint production: Aramaic Light series= Gospel of Matthew, Gospels of Mark and Luke, Gospel of John.

Pillai wrote Light through an Eastern Window and 2 volumes of Orientalisms. But being originally Hindu then converting to Christianity due to Mar Thoma Church(Nestorian)/Old Catholic, the Indian people are either Hindu, Islamic, Sikh, Buddhist, or Jainist. And KC(not the Sunshine Band)knew of Eastern Orthodox, Roman Catholic, or Anglican, or United(Lutheran/Methodist/Reformed)and that only in the last 100 plus years. What about George Lamsa's so-called Biblical culture? How did his understanding differ?

How many of you were taught this based on Pillai, Lamsa, Errico, James Freeman, Fred Wight/Ralph Gower, George Mackie, etc. and their books? 3 other author's books were penned by Howard Voss, Victor Matthews, J.L. Packer/M.C. Tenney. Which authors were referenced in this class taught by TWI, ST&F, CFFM, etc.?btw, such classes are extraciricular in most denominational seminaries and are not required. For those not familar with this , it means customs and culture during the time of the Bible determined by archeology and anthropology.

maybe Paul had revelation about having to go to Jerusalem where as Phillip's daughters and Agabus were the ones deceived by Satan, not the other way around :unsure: :wacko: :blink: :o I am being sarcastic folks

Greek, thanks. hey sorry about the commercial at the end My church's praise ensemble is learning that song.

at least he has a laptop, although like Obama proably needs a teleprompter(something Wierwille could have used back i late 60's). :unsure: :wacko: :blink:

Gen, pie charts are so old wine.now it is powerpoint and media shout on plasma screens. get with it girl

oops, double entendre. oh the irony of that statement(last 6 words)