Saturday, September 13, 2008
McCain in Deep Trouble: More than He Knows!
This morning I was cleaning out some old files on my computer and look what I found buried among tidbits of wisdom? I found some eviudence that McCain is in deeper trouble than he knows by even invoking the name "Bush." Read it O Faithful and weep for the Religious Right.
“Bush” in Biblical Prophecy:A discovery of the meaning of the name
By
Kenneth R. Adderley, PhD, M. Div., M.A.
This morning I received the shock of my literary life while reading my bible in daily meditation. The effect was so great that I felt compelled to record my discovery. For more than two years (since late 2005 when the Bush Republican Administration went to great lengths to deny that a civil war was occurring in Iraq, even calling upon the Religious Right for its support) the Religious Right, which had stood solidly behind its presidential candidate began to say that they felt betrayed, and were “ashamed” by the Presidential pronouncements. Today, there is a message from the Lord, which has been in my hands for more than 20 years and in Scripture for thousands.
The passage in Isaiah 1:18-20 has become one of the most read passages within Christianity and Judaism for the purpose of calling sinners to repentance. However, I have not heard anyone in 30 years read, concentrate or explain any of the verses between Isaiah 1: 21-31.
“Zion shall be redeemed with judgment and her converts with righteousness. And the destruction of the transgressors and of sinners shall be together, and they that forsake the Lord shall be consumed. For they shall be ashamed . . .” Isa. 1:27-29
The number for the Hebrew word translated “ashamed” is 954, which I promptly looked up in the Strong’s Greek-English Dictionary and Lexical Aids to the Old Testament at the back of my Bible. The word is “Bush" (buwsh = boosh)! Following is the explanation cited word for word for this scholarly research:
954. Buwsh(boosh)-Bush: to be ashamed, to feel ashamed, to be confounded, to make ashamed, to keep waiting, to deceive, to act shamefully; to disgrace. This is a root meaning “to become pale” or “to blush.” When failure or sin occurs, there is a disconcerting feeling, a flushing of the face. The word often occurs in contexts of humiliation and shattered human emotions. It is the feeling of public disgrace. Bush is the confusion, embarrassment, or dismay when things do not turn out as expected. The idea of shame of an utter defeat pervades the mood. Disillusionment and a broken spirit follow (Ezra 9:6; Isa. 1:29; 30:5; Jer. 2:36; 9:19). The opposite meaning is trusting God (Isa. 29:22; Joel 2:26, 27; Zeph. 3:11). There is a strong connotation of guilt (Jer. 6:15; Ezek. 16:63).”
While it is common knowledge that a Hebrew word may have multiple meanings, of considerable interest should be the meanings “to deceive” “to act shamefully” “to disgrace.” In addition, please notice that “it is a feeling of public disgrace” and also that “the opposite meaning is trusting God.” Does this mean that the Religious Right was deceived into supporting this candidate, and subsequently became disillusioned and ashamed? Mine is not to judge or conclude, but rather to report the findings of true research as a “research professor.”
K. R. Adderley, PhD
December 2, 2007
For What it's Worth . . .
Black Issachar
“Bush” in Biblical Prophecy:A discovery of the meaning of the name
By
Kenneth R. Adderley, PhD, M. Div., M.A.
This morning I received the shock of my literary life while reading my bible in daily meditation. The effect was so great that I felt compelled to record my discovery. For more than two years (since late 2005 when the Bush Republican Administration went to great lengths to deny that a civil war was occurring in Iraq, even calling upon the Religious Right for its support) the Religious Right, which had stood solidly behind its presidential candidate began to say that they felt betrayed, and were “ashamed” by the Presidential pronouncements. Today, there is a message from the Lord, which has been in my hands for more than 20 years and in Scripture for thousands.
The passage in Isaiah 1:18-20 has become one of the most read passages within Christianity and Judaism for the purpose of calling sinners to repentance. However, I have not heard anyone in 30 years read, concentrate or explain any of the verses between Isaiah 1: 21-31.
“Zion shall be redeemed with judgment and her converts with righteousness. And the destruction of the transgressors and of sinners shall be together, and they that forsake the Lord shall be consumed. For they shall be ashamed . . .” Isa. 1:27-29
The number for the Hebrew word translated “ashamed” is 954, which I promptly looked up in the Strong’s Greek-English Dictionary and Lexical Aids to the Old Testament at the back of my Bible. The word is “Bush" (buwsh = boosh)! Following is the explanation cited word for word for this scholarly research:
954. Buwsh(boosh)-Bush: to be ashamed, to feel ashamed, to be confounded, to make ashamed, to keep waiting, to deceive, to act shamefully; to disgrace. This is a root meaning “to become pale” or “to blush.” When failure or sin occurs, there is a disconcerting feeling, a flushing of the face. The word often occurs in contexts of humiliation and shattered human emotions. It is the feeling of public disgrace. Bush is the confusion, embarrassment, or dismay when things do not turn out as expected. The idea of shame of an utter defeat pervades the mood. Disillusionment and a broken spirit follow (Ezra 9:6; Isa. 1:29; 30:5; Jer. 2:36; 9:19). The opposite meaning is trusting God (Isa. 29:22; Joel 2:26, 27; Zeph. 3:11). There is a strong connotation of guilt (Jer. 6:15; Ezek. 16:63).”
While it is common knowledge that a Hebrew word may have multiple meanings, of considerable interest should be the meanings “to deceive” “to act shamefully” “to disgrace.” In addition, please notice that “it is a feeling of public disgrace” and also that “the opposite meaning is trusting God.” Does this mean that the Religious Right was deceived into supporting this candidate, and subsequently became disillusioned and ashamed? Mine is not to judge or conclude, but rather to report the findings of true research as a “research professor.”
K. R. Adderley, PhD
December 2, 2007
For What it's Worth . . .
Black Issachar
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