I am reminded of a concept I recently learned of, one I still haven’t quite grasped. It has to do with biblical translation of the Book of Genesis. Apparently, the first line of Genesis (in the original Hebrew) started with the letter beta (or, more precise, the Hebrew letter equivolent to beta), and there is some question why the first line wouldn’t more accurately be started with the letter alpha (or, more precise, the Hebrew letter ‘aleph’). It is said that if that first line were to start with the aleph instead of the beta, it would have a whole other meaning to it, albeit similar to “In the beginning…”. Anybody else heard this one before? I doubt it, as it is a relatively obscure concept, but it would sure be interesting if somebody more knowledgable in this field could explain this concept a lot better than I have.

Thanks for another informative lesson, Marina. And I got a good laugh out of that HUGE car you were in. They don’t make boats like that anymore! Peace and love, Errin : )

the need of schools are for the [aparthied loving seperation in having casted standards more than oil and the economics presented with all that [communi-ties] in sharing the police and plastic authority(s)…break-out my bottle of GOD

++++treaties are wrote in sand by sPain & eNGLaND with the natives(indigenous)…my cape will cope…sell france with columbus knights and IRElanDhave a bit to EAt!! [shits & grins]

According to the Athenian rhetorician Isocrates, the greatest gifts which Demeter gave were cereal (also known as corn in modern Britain), which made man different from wild animals; and the Mysteries which give man higher hopes in this life and the afterlife.

Demeter’s emblem is the poppy, a bright red flower that grows among the barley….Thesmophoria was a festival held in Greek cities in honor of the goddesses Demeter and her daughter Persephone. The name derives from thesmoi, or laws by which men must work the land

JESUS B. CHRIST