"Does This Mean a Thing to You?"
By Argemar
@Argemar (20)
Philippines
November 29, 2006 4:09am CST
"Does the Word of our Almighty Father mean something to you?"
He said: "Do not even mention the names of these Pagan Idols in your lips my people" Book of Deutronomy
Now the question is: "Are we aware of it?"
Let's find out!!!!!!!
Sunday: Sunnenday (Middle English translation of Greek Hemera heliou): the sun-god Mithras day,
Monday: Pagan Monan daeg (Anglo Saxon, monan, moon; daeg, Anglo Saxon, day): the moon's day,
Tuesday: Pagan Tiwes daeg (Anglo Saxon Tiw, war god, related to Greek god Zeus): Tiw's day,
Wednesday: Pagan Woensdag (Danish, Woen, Woden, Chief Norse god, Frigga's husband; dag, day): Woden's day,
Thursday: Pagan Thursdaeg (Old English; Thorr, Icelandic, thundergod): Thor's day,
Friday: Pagan Frigedaeg (Anglo Saxon; Frige, Frigga, chief Norse goddess, Woden's wife): Frigga's day,
Saturday: Pagan Saeterdaeg (Anglo Saxon; Saeter, Saturn, Roman god of time): Saturn's day.
.............how come you mention them!!!!!!!
3 responses
@juliocstryfe (2019)
• Brazil
29 Nov 06
And Chrsitmas is not Christs birthday, but a pagan holiday mofified.
;-)
Have a nice day!
@Argemar (20)
• Philippines
5 Dec 06
"Greetings Julio, as to what I can see, it seems that you like reading backgrounds and stuff, care to share anything you know and I'll do also. What I'm interested in most is Historical Backgrounds. Don't you worry, everything will be paid with due respect! Thanks!"
