ENGLISH!! YOM KIPPUR ,or PESACH . Here are these two names of the - TopicsExpress

ENGLISH!! YOM KIPPUR ,or PESACH . Here are these two names of the old Jews New Year celebration! You might have already heard of these words “Yom Kippur and Pesach”; it is the name of the old New Year celebration among the Jews. Meaning that, while the entire world calls today the first day of January, “New year”, for the old Jews, things are different. They instead call the “New year celebration” in their ancient Jew language, not Jewish language, but ancient Jew language, they call “Yom Kippur” or “Pesach”. Now, you, the old Jews that have relocated in Africa, in Cameroon, is there any relationship that exist between you and these two words pertaining to Jews New Year Celebration?! Yes. These words are your old language you still speak today in Cameroon. In another word, what is the meaning of these words “Yom Kippur” or “Pesach” in the light of the old Hebrew language spoken by you the Bamileke in Africa, Cameroon? This word “Yom Kippur” means “myriads of people,or hundreds and hundreds of people uncountable”; and the other word “Pesach” means the same thing. “Pesach” means “people who are numerous like the stars”. It is people numerous like the stars that came out of ancient Egypt. Remember that the Pharaoh in Egypt was complaining that the Jews were numerous and threatening by their numbers his throne; also remember that the information in those words is exactly what God Yahweh told Abraham about his children. He said that his children will be numerous like the stars. And that information became the name of their New Year so instructed by their God Yahweh. Instructive historical recalling. The new year celebration of the old Jews is not determined by a man, but determined by old divine events, and by the instruction that was given by God Yahweh concerning the new Year. Well, in the book of Exodus 12 verses 38, and in the book of Numbers chapter 20 verses 1. It is written that it was a crowd of numerous people that came out of ancient Egypt going to ancient Israel. And in Exodus 12 verse 1, God determines that the day, that specific day they have came out of Egypt as a crowd of numerous people, as a myriads of people, should be taken as the New Year. Remember again that the Pharaoh was complaining that they were too numerous and wanted to stop it. Their numbers were the point of their hate and problems. That day falls sometimes in March or in April. You are encouraged to find out what is the exact day, and celebrate it whether in Cameroon, or in the states or in any places you are. In my previous correspondence I have told you the day. I know you did not celebrate it in Cameroon because you are still not well organized. Nevertheless, many among you celebrate it. Also in Genesis 15 verses 5, you have the information that the old Jews are like stars.The names “Yom Kippur or Pesach”, give the information of how, they were myriads of people that proceeded to go out of ancient Egypt; people numerous like the stars, a crowd of people that came out of ancient Egypt. Is it not true that in the sounds of your old Hebrew language spoken in Cameroun, in the Bafoussam region, in Baham, in Badjounn in the west, that“Yom” means “many, a lot, uncountable, numerous”!and that the sound “Khi’” or “Ki” means “Hundreds, hundreds of hundreds”; and that the sound “ Pur” correctly pronounced “Por” in ‘Yom Kippur” means “ people, persons that are numerous”! Myriads of people, hundreds of people that came out of ancient Egypt! Concerning the other word “Pesach”; is it not also true that in your old Hebrew language still spoken in Cameroun in the Haut Nkam, that the sound “Pe” means “People, persons”, and that the sound “Sach” correctly pronounced “Saa, or Sah” means “stars, numerous stars”! The book of Genesis 37:9 to 10, also speaks of all the Jews people like stars. So, these stars came out of Egypt on one specific day, and that day was instructed by Yahweh to become the New Year celebration. Those of our cousins, them who have become Jews and that live in Israel now, sometimes they prove not to know well to pronounce certain words of our old sacred language. Instead of pronouncing well “Saa, or Sah”, they instead pronounce “Sach”. However, their pronunciation so shown here, is closed and good enough. But sometimes, their pronunciation in other old words is totally off from ours. The sounds of our old language “Kh’ppor”, they pronounce them a little wrong. Instead of saying correctly in the throat “Kh’ppor”, they instead say “Kippour”. These Jews, our cousins, do not also know that the name “Yom Kippour” is for the New Year. They think that the name refer to a simple feast celebration. I wish that the good people among them, the good folks among them, the good angels among them, let them realize that they have to be humble and honest, that they have to come to Cameroon learn the old sacred language. Cameroon a peaceful country! SaaKameni.