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Jump starting our study on J.R.R. Tolkien, I am honored to present the Elvish voice behind Peter Jackson’s film trilogy of The Lord of the Ring’s, “The Two Towers”. Sheila Chandra, our honored guest, sang in Elvish ( Quenyan ) with Howard Shore’s score for, “The Grace of the Valar” a.k.a.
One of the earliest sentient cultures of great intelligence was the Kartuli culture. The Kartuli culture spoke a language that was shared with Sumerian. Kartuli language, or Kartvelian, is now known as the modern Georgian language. This shows you how old Georgian is!
With the etymological observance of the very ancient Kartvelian languages, we see Kartvelian languages as being a Caucasus parent language of the Sumerian language. Kartvelian is simply a ‘Proto-Sumerian’ language. This is to be distinguished from a “pre-Sumerian” language which would mean, by linguistic relations, the possibility to have no relation to Sumerian.
So strong are words when they are represented in their proper context and so damning when they are misappropriated. I am a believer and sold out that Jesus Christ is my Lord and Savior. I believe in the inerrancy of the Biblical Text, i.e., the Antiochus-Textus Receptus-Text.
I posted on Facebook the other day a passive aggressive cloak and dagger very conflicted response to a person who is so ill in their prejudices that it would probably bother them none if they knew that they were being admonished. I can’t go much further with why I did not directly address them. Suffice it to say it would affect more than just me and this particular person.
Post Tribulation *rapture* is a coherent doctrine that confirms the ‘harpadzo’ or ‘snatching up’ by Christ in 1 Thessalonians 4:17 at the Last Trump (1 Corinthians 15:52). To qualify this phrase, “snatching up” or “caught up”: “caught up” is an Anglicized and ‘child-buffered’ word which is used *euphemistically*.
Technically, the term,‘belief’, never meant to act in “blindness” until our recent perversion of this term—that is, the ‘moralization’ of this term. Initially, the term, “belief”, would have carried a primitive ‘scientific’ connotation.
Many profess we’re in a “postmodern” or “post-truth” era. Simply put, this would mean that we are a culture without regard to ‘belief’ in facts, only ‘results’.
