Word Spells and Meanings

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I recently discovered that the Greek word “pharmakeia” was used in
Galatians 5:19, the main definition of which is “the use or the
administering of drugs”. And yet the NIV translated it as “witchcraft”.
What do you think could be the reason for that? Also, which Bible
translation do you find to be the most true to the original language?

Answer:

You are correct. The Greek word pharmakeia is used in Galatians 5:19.
However, if you were told that this word means “the use of or the
administrating of drugs” then you were misinformed. The word is a fairly
general one. My Greek dictionary defines it as: “witchcraft, magic, the
use of spells and potions of magic, often involving drugs–a magic
spell. It is a fact that witchcraft and magic in the Greek world often
involved the use of drugs–either by the witch or the one on whom the
magic is worked. I have heard the same thing taught that you quote.

Mortgage is Death Pledge (Work Until You Die Pledge)

YOU ARE HERE: HOME / FEATURED / MORTGAGE = DEATH PLEDGE: LATIN WORDS MORT-GAGE LITERALLY TRANSLATED MORT MEANS (DEATH) GAGE MEANS (PLEDGE) “DEBT SLAVERY=HUMAN MORTGAGES=DEBT TILL DEATH! TIME TO RE-THINK AMERICA!”

MORTGAGE = DEATH PLEDGE: Latin words Mort-Gage Literally Translated Mort Means (Death) Gage Means (Pledge) “Debt Slavery=Human Mortgages=Debt Till Death! Time To Re-Think America!”

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The word “mortgage” comes from the French “mort-gage”, literally death-pledge. The French peasants were working until they died for the privilege of owning a house. Same Game! Same People! Different Time! WTH!!!

Historically, when the oldest son of a nobleman needed large sums of money which his father refused to give him, he often turned to borrowing.

In arranging the loan, he would gage or “pledge” to repay the debt when his father died (at which time the son expected to receive his inheritance).

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What is a Mortgage?

To understand what is a mortgage is you first have to understand the etymology {history} of the word mortgage.

It is said that the first mortgage ever recorded dates to 1190 in England. Common English Law provided protections to the grantee (lender) of that mortgage loan and these protections granted the lender in the borrowers property.

At that time most pledges or loans were what was known as “Living Pledges” which were just that pledges of possessions while one was living until the debt was paid.

Death Pledge

By contrast the word “Mortgage” is the opposite of the Living Pledge . It is a compound word from the Latin words Mort-Gage. Literally translated Mort means death Gage which means pledge.

mortgage = death pledge

BY RICARDOCOBOS

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N.W.O. PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE

I Pledge my Life, to the Banks, into Slavery for which they Stand…

One World Order…under Satan…Their God

With Liberty and Justice…for only Them.

*FIGHT THE NEW WORLD ORDER!!! OR ACCEPT THEIR PLEDGE!*
RESISTANCE IS NOT FUTILE!!! RESISTANCE IS FRUITFUL!!!

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THE LIE:
The word mortgage is a French Law term meaning “death contract”, meaning that the pledge ends (dies) when either the obligation is fulfilled or the property is taken through foreclosure.[1]

This of course, is a Lie to hide the true meaning of “death pledge”. If this were the real and original meaning, ALL CONTRACTS WOULD BE MORTAGES! Because, in theory, “All Contracts are PLEDGES that End/Die when the Terms of said Contract/Pledges have been met.”

This is what is called “Revisionist History”. Changing history or the meaning of words.

They made no mistake when they coined this word. It means exactly what it says.

The question is, How long will we allow this type of slavery death pledge “contract” to exist in a truly civilized society.

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