LA RELIGION NATURELLE , LA SEULE VERITABLE.........

** Utilisateur banni **

En araméen,en arabe et en hebreu le nom de dieu est allah.

les chrétiens sémites ou orientaux appellent dieu Allah comme les musulmans.

ce qui n'est pas le cas des chrétiens non-sémites=non orientaux c'est incroyable.

neil douglas-klotz le montre bien dans son livre "the hidden gospel"=l'évangile caché.
http://www.amazon.com/gp/reader/083560795X/ref=sib_dp_pt/102-7571908-5368169#reader-link

Christians themselves not aware that 'Allah' is actually the God of every prophet, the proof is Old Testament itself. In Aramaic God is 'Elah', in Hebrew is 'Eloah' whereas in Arabic is 'Allah', these 3 are actually related to each other. The different in pronounciation is only on slang.

I have found the interesting proof from Christian's source to prove
this. Please read:

This passage is taken from Vine's Complete Exposition Dictionary by W.E. Vine, Merrill F.Unger, William White, Jr., Thomas Nelson Publishers, Nashville, TN, 1996.

This book also has mentioned that Ezra and prophet Daniel were called their God as "Elah".

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** Utilisateur banni **

Ben Yehuda's Hebrew-English Dictionary defines

"MuHaMeD" as

"lovely,

coveted one,

precious one,

praised one". The correct way to say

"praised one" in Arabic is

Muhammad, so this is the same word!

Periqlytos etymologically and literally means "the most illustrious, renowned, and praiseworthy." I take for my authority Alexandre's Dictionnaire Grec-Francais=Periqlytos, "Qu'on peut entendre de tous les cotes; qu'il est facile a entendre. Tres celebre," etc. "= Periqleitos, tres celebre, illustre, glorieux; = Periqleys, tres celebre, illustre, glorieux," from = Kleos, glorire, renommee, celebrite." This compound noun is composed of the prefix "peri," and "kleotis," the latter derived from "to glorify, praise." The noun, which I write in English characters Periqleitos or Periqlytos, means precisely what AHMAD means in Arabic, namely the most illustrious, glorious, and renowned.

Posté le: Sam Mai 31, 2008 4:02 pm

Ceci est intéressant, mais le monde entier n'emploie pas une langue sémitique que je sache, qu'en est il alors ailleurs ? Tu le dis : "c'est incroyable". Je ne vois pas en quoi, si ce n'est que ça prouve qu'un dieu est avant tout culturel et que l'essentiel des cultures traverse les âges avec les peuples.