Ed-note (Sabba) – A must read article for all those who think that Christianity and Jesus (PBUH) belong to the West only. Arabs were Christians centuries before Europe was christianized. Arabic and Aramaic are sister languages and very close to each other. Hearing mass in arabic or praying in Arabic, rather than any European language, gives a much clearer idea of how Jesus himself (PBUH) prayed. And, there are still some places in the Middle East where Aramaic is still used as the liturgical language.
http://rt.com/op-edge/227871-palestinian-orthodox-christian-bishop/
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This is cute…
The ADL is warning Jewish institutions worldwide about the threat of coordinated hacking attacks by “digital terrorists.”
“International hackers are widening their attacks to target Jews with anti-Semitic rhetoric,” said Abe Foxman, ADL National Director.
“Israel and Jewish communities worldwide should be on alert, as digital terrorism gets more sophisticated each day,” he warned.
http://ejpress.org/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=51936&catid=16
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When my girlfriend and I saw The Passion of Christ years ago, I had to read the sub-titles. She understood the language as her own. When she talks to our Lebanese or Yemeni or Iraqi friends, she tells me that she can speak to all of them in their own accents. She tells me that she can change her accent like I change the palm of my hand from up, to down. She says it does not matter if they are Christian or Muslim. She talks to them as one of her own. They talk to her the same way. She is born and raised Muslim. She cried like a child during that movie, like many of us with heart did also. She knows also Jewish inherent spiritual disconnection with kindness and their pension for barbarity. She told me many years before we saw this movie, “Even if they (the jews) tell you that they like you, DO NOT BELIEVE THEM”. I had to read the sub-titles for this documentary. Sita, is an angel and a Muslim from birth, and she understood the language and players in this script. Sita did not have to read the sub-titles like I did. That was, and is her own, and their own language and tongue she heard. Accents are a bit different. But it is the same language. Sabba gave us a very nice article today that confirms what I say here now.
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