WOW thx so much you made my day now 4 sure I?ll be addicted to this site
And yes it?s Z
Talesin thx so much
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i heard you didn't get a special welcome to jwd?
welcome to the board z. kick off your shoes, put up your feet, and set a spell.. talesin
WOW thx so much you made my day now 4 sure I?ll be addicted to this site
And yes it?s Z
Talesin thx so much
hi, my name is janet and i love jwd.
if there were any doubt, it has been blown away by my 5000?th post, making me a supreme one.
for newbies, i am a non-jehovah?s witness married to one.
Congrats Janet
I?m not JW or was one though I know one and this is why I?m here
In the beginning I lurked here just to fined why this entire BS and from this day on I?m here daily sometime 6 or 7 time in my office and evening I can say every evening. And I have allot of fun riding all posts allot here have so much knowledge of the OT and the NT thing I had no knowledge about the NT (I was born Jewish now I?m not believer not with one J or the other J)
JWD open my eyes and I must say if you alloy me to call all of you as friend .here we have awesome poster like Blondie, leolaia, Big tex. Alan F
AlmostAtheist,Avishai,Narkisos,Minimus, Fairchild,Farkel ,oh
s@$%
SIMON and lots more. By the way no one welcome me anyhow thx to all of you
Z
you know that d.c. isn?t the capital where the president of the united states lives .
a pioneer isn?t an 1800?s historical figure who traveled the west.
the majority of books in your parent?s bookshelf have years on them.
roflmao
for me it's "the doors of the ark are closing.
i can never forget as a child, being forced to see the graphic images in the publications showing families, mothers with little babies clinging to a rock and others drowning as the ark floats away.
fathers shaking their fists at god for destroying their families... it's like some of the little mind control still functioning in there somewhere causing a kneejerk reaction of uneasiness.... are there any others that bug you?.
?High moral standers ? my a@#%
ajwrb member sam believer has brought the recent death of a jehovah's witness infant to my.
attention.
this story has been carried by the cbs dallas affiliate and you should view the story here:.
F@#$$ up
i was just earlier reading holly's goodbye thread........what was good was to see alot on here wish her all the best in whatever path she chose to take.......nothing more, nothing less .i think that spoke volumes for the posters who wished these sentiments towards her.
to me it showed a maturity, a kind personality and to a greater degree, people that do genuinely care.
("good luck and we'll be here if you need us"....was a few of the replies from some) how refreshing that was!
ernst zundel is in trouble again.
see "kicked out of canada, white supremacist zundel served with charges in germany.
" it's a crime to deny the holocaust and incite hatred in germany; zundel is back in jail.
New Yad Vashem Museum to open
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Etgar Lefkovits, THE JERUSALEM POST Mar. 3, 2005
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More than thirty heads of state and ministers from around the world will attend this month's inauguration of Yad Vashem's new Holocaust History Museum, in what is gearing up to be the largest international gathering of world leaders in Israel in years.
The state of the art museum, which aims to keep the memory of the Holocaust alive in the 21st century even as the number of aging survivors continues to wane, will be officially inaugurated on March 15, with the museum slated to open its doors to the public on March 27.
Among the world leaders slated to take part in the two day by-invitation-only opening events include UN Secretary General Kofi Anan, the Presidents of Albania, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Croatia, Lithuanian, Poland, Serbia and Montenegro and Switzerland, the Prime Ministers of France, Sweden Italy, Netherlands, Belgium, Denmark and Romania, the Deputy Prime Minister of the United Kingdom, the Vice President of the Dominican Republic, the Foreign Ministers of Germany, Norway, and Spain, the National Security Adviser of the Russian Federation and the Education Ministers of Turkey, Greece Latvia and Slovenia.
The US has still not decided who it will send as a representative, Yad Vashem officials said Thursday, although the expectation is that Israel's closest ally will send a senior cabinet minister at the very least to the event, which will take place under the patronage of Prime Minister Ariel Sharon and President Moshe Katsav.
A decade in the making, the $40 million museum, which spans over 4,200 square meters, is more than four times the size of the current 31 year old historical museum which will close down next month.
At a time of increasing Holocaust interest, the new museum presents the history of the murder of six million Jews in the Holocaust by focusing on the personal story of the individual victim through original artifacts, survivor testimonies and personal possessions.
Lists of the deported Jews displayed in the museum are interspersed with the pictures of the victims who have been identified; the original cobblestone street, tram rails, and street lamps from the destroyed Warsaw Ghetto interspersed with a Nazi documentary film of the infected camp whose inhabitants are dying of infection and starvation are part of the display on the recreated Leszno Street, the main street of the Warsaw Ghetto; a children's monopoly game from the Terezin Ghetto is in the next gallery; 100 screens of short films with the testimony of 60 survivors are found throughout the museum, as are the original Auschwitz Album and Schindler's Lists along with the hundreds of haunting pictures that line the museum's walls.
"This museum is our obligation for the future generation," said the Chairman of the Yad Vashem Directorate, Avner Shalev, and the brainchild of the museum, which he called a "cornerstone in the history of the state."
The mostly underground structure constructed in the form of a spike, topped by a skylight, cuts through Mount Herzl, with the omnipresent strong light of the Jerusalem sun almost completely blocked out, save a ray of light, visible all along the length of the building, which gains in force only at the very end.
Visitors who enter the museum are forced by the museum's design to zigzag back and forth through a series of historical galleries in strict order, with each depicting another stage in the destruction of European Jewry.
The architectural concrete used in the building, which is bereft of the soft white Jerusalem stone used in all city structures, only deepens the sense of doom, and dread prevalent throughout the museum.
"There are in this part of the world [Eastern and Central Europe] 6,000,000 Jews for whom the world is divided into places where they cannot live and places they cannot enter," reads a 1936 quotation on the wall in one of the galleries depicting how the world shut its doors to the doomed Jews of Europe from then president of the World Zionist Organization, Chaim Weizmann.
Across the hall reads a quotation from the Australian delegate, T. W. White, to a 1938 conference on the situation of Jewish refugees amidst ever-increasing pogroms against European Jewry.
"Under the circumstances, Australia cannot do more, as we have no real racial problem, we are not desirous of importing one."
Children's diaries and poetry from the horrors of Ghetto life afford the visitor a glimpse of young talent obliterated, their voices forever silenced. Their memory, their hopes and dreams, are now dutifully restored.
The pictures of loved ones in the moments before death; the massacre at Babi Yar, make the visitor sense he is walking through, and reliving the darkest chapters in modern-day history.
The museum ends with the new Hall of Names, where the names of the three million known Jewish victims of the Holocaust are stored.
In the middle of the room there is a deep pit, which cuts through the bedrock deep in the earth, mirroring the cone above and ends with a pool of water, which reflects the faces from above.
The abyss represents the three million more Jewish dead whose names remain unknown.
The museum exit emerges dramatically out of the mountainside, the light suddenly once again in full force, affording a panoramic view of Jerusalem, and the modern-day State, which rose up from the ashes of the Holocaust
as i was growing up i remember that we, as jehovah's witnesses, took great pride in showing people god's name in their own bible.
we were the only religion(or so i was told anyway) that used god's name.
our bible, the new world translation, put god's name back where it belonged.
Abbagail
I appreciate hearing from our Hebrew expert, Z, though it feels funny to pronounce the name, yod hay vav hay. I guess it would take some getting used to
Is this compliment? Or what? Just the same thx
יהוהwho?s coming who will be now and will be .
You write it in Hebrew yod hay vav hay as you know is from right to left
י ה ו ה
Hay vav hay yod
Z
as i was growing up i remember that we, as jehovah's witnesses, took great pride in showing people god's name in their own bible.
we were the only religion(or so i was told anyway) that used god's name.
our bible, the new world translation, put god's name back where it belonged.
Narkissos
God?s name yod hay vav hay the closes sound to J is GA JW in Hebrew is Ede Yehova or Ede Adoni
Z
as i was growing up i remember that we, as jehovah's witnesses, took great pride in showing people god's name in their own bible.
we were the only religion(or so i was told anyway) that used god's name.
our bible, the new world translation, put god's name back where it belonged.
Ok my first lang is Hebrew
In Hebrew there is no sound of J however there is ga so why not gahove ? the Jew trough the centuries pray in Hebrew and so is today the Sfaridim kept the lang at home and was spoken in secret this BS of the WT that to Jew don?t know their god name its just another joke . thug the name was holly but if you read Hebrew you can pronouns it .the oldest written god?s name is fond in the red see scroll
Sfaridim are the people who lived in the Middle East north Africa
Z