About a dozen etymologies of Greek Theόs and Latin Deus (god) has come down to us from the Middle Ages. Both word are familiar (from Engl. theology and deity ).
It was taken for granted that Theόs and Deus are different pronunciations of the same word.,(this idea proved to be wrong ) and the name of Lord has to do something with His greatness, omnipotence and so forth –a reasonable conjecture on the face of it .
Some fruits of medieval scholarship lacked juice even in their prime, as when deus was derived form dans eternaum uitaim suis ( [ the one ] giving eternal life to his own ).Others were astute. For example, Theόs were compare with théo ( to move fast),thermόs (warm),and áithos (fire, flame),among others, and Latin homo (man ) was traced to humus (earth) .
Today we believe that Theos and Deus meant “ spirit” and “shining ,glorious”, respectively trough the origin of Theόs has not been fully clarified .Our solution have the support of well tasted procedures; they are not fantasies,but our glosses do not differ in principle from “rushing”, “flaming”, “aerial”-1
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This is quite interesting.
Letter H
in Macedonian has came from somewhere .Same letter was missing when our ancestors would write
DuH Sveti or
Holly Spirit
Question is what letter was in use ?
Duh -Spirit -single
DuHovi -Spirits-plural
out of H we have
Du'ovi -plural
We could see similarity,when compared with word success Uspeh
UspeH-success -single
UspeSi -successes -pl.
This H-S change added to word Spirit-DuH, case when H is missing giving us another word used today
Du'ovi
*DuSovi
Dusi-souls
And what is my point?
From Macedonian Dusha -sing.
Dusi-souls to Spirit i.e. Theόs -Deus
Dusa
Deusa
Deus
Theόs
Concept of Ma+Ma+Ma
Where
Ma+Ma=Make + duMa
Mama
God + word
God + Spirit
So fare over here, one link is missing
Out of h letter ,how it used to be properly historical spelling ?
Was it *Dus ?
Was it *Duz
Was it something else ?
Who and when adopted the h letter onto our speeches?
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Ref:
1-Anatoly Liberman.” Word origins: -- and how we know them”,Oxford. New York 2005, page…. 13.
"Zeus is the English name for the Greek deity Dios."
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Dios/Theos = Zeus, the Greek Sun God
ReplyDeleteApostate leaders have given Yahuah the name of "Zeus" (Dios) as a replacement for YAH's title of Elohim in translations of bibles of languages such as Spanish and French.
Strongs#2203 Zeus (dzyooce); of uncertain affinity; in the oblique cases there is used instead of it a (probably cognate) name Dis (deece), which is otherwise obsolete;
Zeus or Dis (among the Latins, Jupiter or Jove), the supreme deity of the Greeks: KJV-Jupiter.
Dis, Dios, Dio, Deus, Diyos, Dieu, Zeus, are transliterated names for the Greek deity Dios.
These names are used in six different translations for six different languages to represent the Creator of mankind.
Why are the people of six different languages using the name of a Greek god to express the name of the Hebrew Father, YHVH?
They use the Greek name of Zeus to represent the Hebrew Elohim, yet none of the people are Greek.
Zeus is the English name for the Greek deity Dios.