amen:
this Hebrew word means firm, belief and hence also faithful:.Revelation
3:14. The word amen also is an
earlier word, referring to the Egyptian word Amen or Amon, the God of life
and reproduction, represented as a man with a ram's head, as the satanic
transgender representation of the same basic description. Many Christians
do not therefor close prayers with this word, preferring instead to just
end the prayer as one would normally do when ending a sentence.
Was it inserted into the Bible we have today
on purpose as a secret honor to Satan? Was this one of the tamperings of
the Bible, along with the removal of 711
other original books? Maybe. We'll know soon as the other 711 books
are being scrutinized
now.
In Isaiah
65:16, the
Authorized Version
has "the God of truth," which in Hebrew is "the God of Amen". I don't end
any prayers with the word 'Amen', because of its ambiguous
history.
Prior to the word 'amen' in the Bible, the
word referred to an ancient pagan
God, Amon, out
of Mithraism,
an ancient Persian
pagan cult whose
Amon was also followed by Egyptians and later those under the 'holy' Roman
Empire. Was this a sneaky way to get true believers to unknowingly
worship Satan? Many changes have occurred to the original Bible
and apparently as many books as 711 were removed from its
777.
The name Amon meant the hidden one and his image
was painted blue to denote invisibility; very descriptive of Satan,
the one behind all evil on this Earth.
The word amen is found singly and sometimes doubly
at the end of prayers:.Psalms
41:13; 72:19; 89:52.
Was it so in the original? It appears to have ben used in
token of being bound by an oath:.Numbers
5:22.
In the
primitive
churches it was common for the general audience to say Amen at the close
of the prayer:.Matthew
6:7; 1Corinthians
14:16.
The
promises of God are Amen; i.e.,
they are all true and sure:.2Corinthian
1:20. More on word 'amen'.
-Asaph: the
name means convener
or collector. Asaph was a Levite;
one of the leaders of David's choir:.1Chronicles
6:39. Psalms 50 and Psalms
chapters 73-83.inclusive
are attributed
to him. He is mentioned along with David as skilled
in music and a seer:.2Chronicles
29:30. The singers of Asaph, mentioned in.Ezra
2:41, were his descendants
and a class of poets
or singers who
recognized him as their master.