02-15-2005, 05:16 PM
AKhi Paul,
Is "Ena na" simply "I am" or can it mean The "Ahiah" -("I AM") God's Name, from Exodus 3:14 ? If it ever had the meaning of God's unspeakable Name, how would it ever be used by anyone, angel or Aramaean, for himself , as apparently in Luke 1:19, 1 Cor. 15:9.
Did our Lord's testimony before Caiaphas the high priest
include God's name: "I AM The Living God", or no ? Could Caiaphas have interpreted it in that way ?
It occurs in The NT Peshitta 46 times, 24 of them in John's Gospel, most referring to Yeshua.
Burktha w'shlama,
Dave B
Is "Ena na" simply "I am" or can it mean The "Ahiah" -("I AM") God's Name, from Exodus 3:14 ? If it ever had the meaning of God's unspeakable Name, how would it ever be used by anyone, angel or Aramaean, for himself , as apparently in Luke 1:19, 1 Cor. 15:9.
Did our Lord's testimony before Caiaphas the high priest
include God's name: "I AM The Living God", or no ? Could Caiaphas have interpreted it in that way ?
It occurs in The NT Peshitta 46 times, 24 of them in John's Gospel, most referring to Yeshua.
Burktha w'shlama,
Dave B
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