User talk:Brad Watson, Miami

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When anyone translates any Arabic into English, then Allah should be replaced with 'GOD'. Therefore, the Qur'an quotes should read: "The Messenger of GOD (PBUH) said, 'GOD said...", "The Prophet Muhammad said, GOD says...", and "Do not curse time, as GOD is time." Note that when one exposes Simple(6,74) English(7,74) Gematria(8,74), GOD=7_4, Muhammad = 74 = M13+U21+H8+A1+M13+M13+A1+D4, time = 47. Also, Arabic = 34 = A1+R18+A1+B2+I9+C3 and Allah = 34 (One[34], Lord[34]). The primary rule of Step 2 of all gematrias is "Numerical values corresponding to the individual letters in a word (/name) or phrase are added together and relationships are inferred between(74) that word (/name) or phrase and other words (/names) or phrases whose letters add up to the same numerical value." [ref]The Alphabet That Changed The World p. 343, Stan Tenen (North Atlantic Books, 2011)[/ref]. Note that Step 1 of all gematrias is simply counting the number of letters in a word/name/phrase and that having symbolic meaning and connect(7,74)ions, i.e. 'GOD' is three letters and in Christianity represents the Holy(4) Trinity(7) of Father, Son, and Sophia (wisdom) or Holy Spirit. E PLURIBUS UNUM ("Out of Many, One") is 13 letters and is used on the Great Seal of the United States and US currency because of its symbolic reference to the Original 13 Colonies/States, etc. - Brad Watson, Miami (talk) 11:41, 22 July 2012 (UTC)

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Biblical Hurricane and Tornado

I added the following to Burning of Washington... Less than a day after the attack began, a powerful hurricane suddenly appeared and its heavy thunderstorms put out most the fires.[ref>The War of 1812, Scene 5 'An Act of Nature', History Channel, 2005,[/ref> It also spun off a tornado that sheered through the center of the capital that killed and injured more British troops than did the Americans. The tornado tossed cannons into the air and spooked the British soldiers, including their officers. After the storm cleared, the battered and bewildered British troops returned to their ships, many of which were badly damaged. The occupation of Washington had lasted only about 26 hours. The Royal Navy reported that in the attack, it lost one man killed and six wounded, of whom the fatality and three of the wounded were from the Corps of Colonial Marines.[ref>"No. 16939". The London Gazette. September 27, 1814.[/ref>

Hi Brad,
I removed the section you added because it was adding an unnecessary slant to the article both in the naming of the new section and the description of the British troops return to their ships. Unless there's a reference to the storm in a particular book of the Old or New Testament, your heading by implication invokes an intervention by the Almighty on behalf of the States. This opens a can of opinionated worms to say the least as virtually every combatant in every war has claimed the Almighty as a backer. Also, your changed link is less accessible (and has a potential for hyperbole) than the one that existed. Natty10000 | Natter  13:57, 22 August 2012 (UTC)

Natter,

Your action is unacceptable! One of the definitions of 'biblical' is any significant event that shows God's involvement and is comparable to a significant event(s) from the Bible. Your comment, "Unless there's a reference to the storm in a particular book of the Old or New Testament" is possibly the most ridiculous statement I've ever encountered from someone who places themself in a scholar's position of authority! A hurricane suddenly appeared that put the Washington fires out and a tornado came down Constitution Ave that killed and injured British troops, flung cannons into the air, and ultimately drove the British out of the US Capital without any US troop actions. There certainly was "an interventiontion by the Almighty on behalf of the States" and this was a quote by the Mayor of Baltimore in the History Channel program/DVD. I quoted a very reliable source that has reached thousands, if not millions of people. Your actions appear to have an anti-God agenda and were very wrong. You should regret your actions and change it back! - Brad Watson, Miami (talk) 03:39, 13 September 2012 (UTC) Note of synchronism: Right after posting this, a very strong thunderstorm suddenly struck my neighborhood! - Brad Watson, Miami (talk) 04:02, 13 September 2012 (UTC)

Brad, The Mayor of Baltimore and you are welcome to your opinions. But the operative word there is "opinions". Bear in mind that as much as topics permit, Wikipedia is concerned with fact and as such tries to maintain a reasoned balance, a balance that is neither pro nor anti (ie God for one example or the U.S. for another). Nobody was disputing that the storms happened. Where things veer off into the bushes is when the intervention of the Almighty is invoked as having favoured one side or another (or by a Wiki editor such as yourself) in a conflict. As such, it has no business here.

One other thing? The name's Natty10000 not Natter. The "Natter" component links to my user talk page and is a modification of the "(talk)" hyperlink component of my sig. Your misunderstanding seems to have come about as a result of you stripping-out Wiki mark-up code instead of just doing a proper cut-and-paste (likewise evidenced by ""interventiontion"".

That said, I'll delete this conversation from the article's talk page and return it to where it began on your user talk page later today (as long as that doesn't contravene a Wiki rule)  Natty10000 | Natter  14:09, 13 September 2012 (UTC)

Seven Archangels: talk

Angels Lucifer is also an ArchAngel.

No, Lucifer WAS an Archangel. According to Christianity, when he was cast out of Heaven he lost that title, as he no longer serves God. --Willthacheerleader18 (talk) 15:26, 28 July 2010 (UTC)

Wrong. First, don't confuse the heavens: sky, low-earth-orbit, our solar system, deep space with heaven: an ideal frame-of-mind where one is close to God and family, and feels like they're in a paradise setting within space and time. Second, Lucifer or Luciferous is Latin for 'light bearer' or Morning Star/Evening Star which is the Planet Venus. In the Latin Vulgate, the Book of Isaiah describes the Morning Star as "Lucifer". In The Revelation, Jesus is described as the Morning(7 letters) Star(4). The Freemasonry/Masonic(7,74=M13+A1+S19+O15+N14+I9+C3) Code(4) of Lucifer(74=L12+U21+C3+I9+F6+E5+R18) and Jesus(74=J10+E5+S19+U21+S19) is produced through Simple(6,74) English(7,74) Gematria(8,74). The Roman Catholic Church has historically attacked all Paganism and ancient mysteries. - Brad Watson, Miami (talk) 03:18, 13 September 2012 (UTC)

1 Royal cubit = 7 palms x 4 fingers = 28 fingers (Ancient Egyptian units of measurement)

From Ancient Egyptian units of measurement... A Standard cubit/Biblical cubit is the measurement of everyone's forearm from the elbow to the tip of your middle finger. Everyone's standard cubit is 6 palms x 4 fingers. The exact measurement of the standard cubit came from the measurement of the pharoah's cubit. The ancient Egyptians practiced sacred geometry with its premise "As above, so below."/"On Earth as it is in the heavens." Because the Egyptians observed 7 moving objects in the heavens and 4 don't cast shadows on Earth, as well as the lunar months being rounded off to 4 7-day weeks (7.4 days), and the lunar year + 7 day week + 4 days = solar year, the Egyptians added a palm to the standard/Biblical cubit to produce 1 Royal cubit = 7 palms x 4 fingers. Notice that by using Simple(6,74) English(7,74) Gematria(8,74), GOD=7_4 with G the 7th letter, a circle can be 15 or zerO, and D is 4. 'The key'= 74=T20+H8+E5+K11+E5+Y25. cubits=74=C3+U21+B2+I9+T20+S19. heavens=74=H8+E5+A1+V22+E5+N14+S19. objects=74, shadows=74, months=74. - Brad Watson, Miami (talk) 20:02, 27 September 2012 (UTC)

Hermeneutics + Gematria

I added the following to the Hermeneutics... ==Gematria== The Kaballists have always taught Hebrew & Aramaic Gematria: the alphanumeric code/cipher used to encode scripture with added meaning. The New Testament was encoded with Greek isopsephy (gematria)<ref]Gematria - The Numbers of Infinity by Marke Pawson (Green Magic, 2004)</ref]<ref]Magdalene's Lost Legacy (symbolic numbers and the sacred union in Christianity) by Margaret Starbird (Bear & Company, 2003)</ref]. Freemasonry and the Grand Master Mason King James I and his 47 experts<ref]The Bible (KJV) p. xii of Introduction (Penguin Classics, 2006),</ref] encoded his Authorized Version, otherwise known as the King James Version of the Bible with Simple English Gematria. Rosicrucians also practiced gematria. - Brad Watson, Miami (talk) 17:57, 29 September 2012 (UTC)

Ian Thomson, you are NOT my supervisor, nor are you qualified to edit any articles on Wikipedia!

Ian.thomson STOP! Articles on Wikipedia are not up to you to decide what is "fringe material" and what are "majority viewpoints". You've proven time-and-again that although anyone with a computer and Internet access can edit Wikipedia, the content in the articles is best provided by experts in the field - which I AM and you certainly are NOT!! If you continue in this manner, you may be blocked from editing Wikipedia. (This discussion is continued on http://7seals.yuku.com ) - Brad Watson, Miami (talk) 16:19, 1 October 2012 (UTC)

Wrong. WP:NPOV and WP:CITE are site policies, and WP:FRINGE and WP:RS are site guidelines, all of which you have failed to comply with time and time again. Those are not things I've made up, they're a social contract that every editor here is bound to to keep insane superstition from mucking up the site. Even if you really believe you're the reincarnation of Jesus and Einstein, you won't be the first messiah claimant we've blocked. The real Christ would know how to cite reliable sources. If you don't believe me, I guarantee the administrators will set you straight. Ian.thomson (talk) 21:00, 1 October 2012 (UTC)

Ian Thomson(74=T20+H8+O+M13+S19+O+N14), you have now made your agenda very clear when stating, "The real Christ would know how to cite reliable sources." You've again been caught in a lie since your last removal of one of my edits was in regards to Kebar Nagast where you didn't like the very legitimate resource I gave of the published book. I reported your many anti-scholarly and harrassing actions to the administrators this morning. (The rest of this discussion can be found on http://7seals.yuku.com ) - Brad Watson, Miami (talk) 14:27, 8 October 2012 (UTC)

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'Burning bush' - use of 'YHWH' vs. 'Yahweh'/'Jehovah'/'Yehowah'

Use of 'YHWH' vs. 'Yahweh'/'Jehovah'/'Yehowah', etc. "In the narrative, an angel of YHWH is described as appearing in the bush,[6] and God is subsequently described as calling out from it to Moses, who had been grazing Jethro's flocks there." I replaced the first use of 'Yahweh' with 'YHWH': the tetragrammaton. Whether 'Yahweh'(6 letters,70=Y25+A1+H8+W23+E5+H8), 'Jehovah'(7,54/69), or 'Yehowah'(7,70/85) is correct is up for debate. Right now, the rest of the paragraph is full of 'Yahweh' and no use of 'God'. Is this because the editors of this article are Jewish and want the 'One God' to belong to the ancient Israelites? Christian editors would not only use YHWH & Yahweh. I realize that everyone has an agenda. - Brad Watson, Miami (talk) 14:37, 1 October 2012 (UTC)