Question about tribal name in Gilyana

[Burning one]

Shlama Albion,


i just "wiki-ed" the "Saint" you mentioned. can anyone say HARDCORE? talk about an intense individual! <!-- s:wow: --><img src="{SMILIES_PATH}/wow.gif" alt=":wow:" title="Wow" /><!-- s:wow: -->

i've never been of the Orthodox persuasion, although one of my fav singer/songwriters is Kemper Crabb -- an amazing lyricist and phenomenal musician!

as for copyrighting prayers: what an excellent idea! <!-- sarcasm: --><img src="{SMILIES_PATH}/sarcasm.gif" alt="arcasm:" title="Sarcasm" /><!-- sarcasm: -->
"How dare you pray that prayer? You don't have the rights to talk to Alaha with those words!"
oy vey! <!-- s:crazy: --><img src="{SMILIES_PATH}/crazy.gif" alt=":crazy:" title="Crazy" /><!-- s:crazy: -->

what next - copyright the shape of the host and put Ritz crackers out of business?

sheesh! it is all so simple, but we tend to make it as hard as can be!


Chayim b'Moshiach,
Jeremy

Thank you Jeremy, for explaining!

I'm pretty much "eclectic" for lack of a better word in my Walk with Messiah......

So, a long time ago there was a miracle working Russian Orthodox Priest named "Saint" Seraphim of Sarov.

I used to chant his prayer: "Lord Jesus Christ, have Mercy on me a sinner."

A few years ago they stuck me in an MRI machine WITHOUT earplugs!! <!-- s --><img src="{SMILIES_PATH}/cry.gif" alt="" title="Crying" /><!-- s -->

I chanted that prayer the whole time that I was in that machine! lol

I'm on a much more 'Hebraic' path now-a-days, but I still LOVE that prayer.

The Russian Orthodox Church was/is trying to "copyright" that prayer! FUNNY.

How can ANYONE copyright a PRAYER??

Shlama, Albion

Shlama Jeremy,

I wanted to say 'Welcome to Peshitta.org!'.

That's a rather interesting screen name, might I ask what it means?

I hope that you enjoy your time with us here at Peshitta.org!

In my opinion, this is the koolest website on the whole net! <!-- s --><img src="{SMILIES_PATH}/happy.gif" alt="" title="Happy" /><!-- s -->

Shlama/Shalom, Albion

Shlama back at you,

and thanks for the welcome!

the screen name is merely the english equivalent to the Hebrew term "seraph"/"seraphim" -- the creature(s) the prophet YeshaYahu beheld in his vision of the throneroom of Alaha. apparently, what he saw were flaming creatures somewhat akin to cherubim, but distinct. and i've been fond of that particular name for awhile now, as what an awesome, mindblowing experience it would be to be able to stand in the Presence at all times!

i've already greatly enjoyed this site for awhile now, and look forward to the fellowship and "sharpening" to come! and yes, this site is totally "kool!"


Chayim b'Moshiach,
Jeremy