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El Shaddai-The Mother Goddess, An Open Letter To ISUPK Posted on December 24, 2013 The Rap God “Jonathan Owens” Open Letter Answered by The Israelite MC “Carl Albert.”

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Page 1: El Shaddai-The Mother Goddess, An Open Letter To ISUPK

El Shaddai-The Mother Goddess, An Open Letter To ISUPK

Posted on December 24, 2013The Rap God “Jonathan Owens” Open Letter Answered by The

Israelite MC “Carl Albert.”

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The Rap God “Jonathan Owens”Introduction

It has been argued that the God of Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob was not Yahweh, and it is quite plausible that the Mother Goddess of ancient times was also venerated by Pre-Mosaic patriarchs. It appears the monotheistic presupposition of biblical translators allowed them to superimpose values on biblical text, by amalgamating deities, reducing the gods of the bible worshiped by the patriarchs of Pre-Mosaic times to Yahweh. It is my contention that El Shaddai was a feminine epithet that signified The Mother Goddess, Nana.

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The Israelite MC “Carl Albert.”

• Brother Jonathan: The first line “It has been argued that the God of Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob was not Yahweh.”

• Now after this first line Brother Jonathan must start his amalgamation of any other God or Godess with the God/El of Israel. Yet his claim is monotheistic presupposition of biblical translators allowed other to superimpose which isn’t the cast.

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El Shaddai Is Not God Almighty Or Yahweh

• Three sub-topic down in his letter to ISUPK we can read this statement. Which shows Jonathan has to bring a amalgamation into play that of his on will/doing. Not of the so call monotheistic presupposition of biblical translators or superimpose values on biblical text.

People please is it Bible which is responsible for equating El Shaddai with Yahweh by attempting to make El Shaddai an alternative name for Yahweh. Or is it the people in which us those name that’s doing so. How much truth is in this brother statement. Seeing so Hebrew don’t even us these name when call on there God? Then again do ISUPK even us these name?

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El Shaddai As A Goddess In The Hebrew Bible

Now back to Brother Jonathan: The first line “It has been argued that the God of Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob was not Yahweh.”

In his statement here you don’t see him stating that The God of Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob isn’t a God. But yet, is a Goddess by the name El Shaddai. The up topic title state it a Goodess in the Hebrew Bible by the name El Shaddai that all people.

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The Rap God “Jonathan Owens”Conclusion

I feel elated to have presented by brothers research that helps unearthed Nana The Mother Goddess. I look forward to your scrutiny and hope my readers are ambitious and diligent in confirming their doubts in my theory. I hope I have shown how Nana is connected to El Shaddai-The God with Breast, using the Hebrew Bible and non-canonical sources. I also hope I have answered the question “Is the Black Woman God”, as silly as it sounds to us, it appears to be true, that the woman was deified before man was god. Nana survives in the nomenclature of African Americans as Nanni, and Nann-a. Both are endearing names for our mothers and grandmothers.

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The Israelite MC “Carl Albert.”

• Brother & Sister we see in his conclusion Brother Jonathan was just trying to unearthed Nana The Mother Goddess.

• And shown how Nana is connected to El Shaddai-The God with Breast, using the Hebrew Bible and non-canonical sources. So I conclude it was his will to bring about a amalgamation by his own craftiness.

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Brother Jonathan Etymology “Amalgamation”

• Although etymology is certainly important in determining the meaning of a word, how the word is used in context ultimately determines what it means.

• Context determines meaning. If we look at El Shaddai in its various contexts, it has a semantic range of meaning. In other words, it can mean different things in different contexts, anywhere from “The God of Breasts” to “The God of the Mountain(s)” to a derived meaning “Powerful God.” Brother Jonathan limit his discussion to the contexts that seem most likely for the translation of “The God of Breasts.” To help bring about his amalgamation.

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Elohim As A Collective Noun

• I would like to deal with his claim about the monotheistic presupposition of biblical translators.

• The term Elohim is a “collective noun.” Here is the definition from the American Heritage Dictionary:“collective noun” n. Grammar. A noun that denotes a collection of persons or things regarded as a unit.

Among the common collective nouns are committee, clergy, company, enemy, group, family, flock, public, and team. Group as a collective noun can be followed by a singular or plural verb. Group takes a singular verb when the persons or things that make up the group are considered collectively:

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The Collective “Us” And “Our”

• And God said, Let us make man in our image, after our likeness: and let them have dominion over the fish of the sea, and over the fowl of the air, and over the cattle, and over all the earth, and over every creeping thing that creepeth upon the earth. (Genesis 1:26)

As a collective nouns “us” [a pronoun used to refer to both yourself and another person or other people] and “our” [indicates that something belongs to or is associated with the speaker or writer and at least one other person] demonstrate a group in the image and likeness of the “One” doing the verbal communication.

What does the word image mean? It means a reproduction of a person or an object, especially a sculptured likeness aka “Man” made in Elohim likeness. Note this in the verse, “after our likeness.” Which prove that there is at least another individual that make up the collective “us” and “our.”

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No Where In The Collective

Family no where in the collective henotheism presupposition of biblical translators. Do you see a female Godess as the male God of Israel.

Henotheism – “Belief in [worship of] “One” God without denying the existence of others.” The American Heritage Dictionary

That’s my Conclusion! Now add on…

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The Link

• http://rapgod.wordpress.com/2013/12/24/el-shaddai-the-mother-goddess-an-open-letter-to-isupk/

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Jonathan Owens Pitiful. Poor wording and an asinine argument for anyone who knows the material. You have the literary skills of a 9th grader and some of your writing makes you look like you did not even finish middle school. You are such a clown, now it "The Israelite MC" against me because I am a professional International Recording Artist so now you add "MC" to your name...... You are a sad man. In your "work" the only "big words" you used were mines. You are a classic example of a clown and a Chump Carl ,NO disrespect. That is not name calling, there are no other ways to describe you. Every since I first spoke with you I thought you were an Agent or I sould not cast pearls as swine, or swine eaters. You don't have to work for the government to be an Agent Carl. Just be a buster attempting to distract your Teachers from Teaching, because you believe in a Fake ass god and a White boy doctrine. I am about to block you because you don't deserve the opportunity to dialog with me. Not even a fool would cite your work. You are simply pitiful Carl Albert. Have a nice life.