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and has anybody ever noticed that the devil is spelt nearly the same as evil , anything in that?
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dont be silly - who on earth would put devil and evil in the same context!!!
i just noticed it , is it something connected or not?
if evil came before the devil it makes sense ..
what shall we call the boogie man.
what shall we call the boogie man.
would be interesting if people knew the origins of both words , i think i'm on to something i wil dedicate the rest of my life, to evil and the devil..
you wan't me dead don't you , i have noticed a trend minje ..
ew:):)
ew:):)
Not usually, ew, just today I feel lucky. Can you take out a life insurance policy with me as the benefactor, I'll pay you back tomorrow.
apparantly not ew - one is a translation and the other is an old english word
it is just a coincidence :)
devil,
the English translation of a Greek word (diabolos) meaning accuser or slanderer, used in the Septuagint to translate the Hebrew Satan and in the nt as a virtual synonym for the same term. In the kjv, it is also regularly employed as a translation of another Greek word (daimon), which, however, in the rsv is transliterated as demon. The idea that Satan was an angel put out of heaven because of his rebellion against God and his desire to assume the prerogatives of divinity seems to be reflected in Luke 10:18. Jesus ability to expel the demons who were Satans minions was understood to be the result of his having conquered and bound Satan (see Mark 3:27)
The word "evil"
Some non-religious people and humanists avoid using the word "evil" because they associate it with religious texts and rules and punishments, or assume that it derives from the word "devil". The word certainly crops up a lot in the Bible, but in fact it predates the first English translations of the Bible. "Evil" comes from the Old English "yfel" and has no etymological connection with the religious word "devil", which started life as the Old English word "deoful" (Concise Oxford Dictionary).
it is just a coincidence :)
devil,
the English translation of a Greek word (diabolos) meaning accuser or slanderer, used in the Septuagint to translate the Hebrew Satan and in the nt as a virtual synonym for the same term. In the kjv, it is also regularly employed as a translation of another Greek word (daimon), which, however, in the rsv is transliterated as demon. The idea that Satan was an angel put out of heaven because of his rebellion against God and his desire to assume the prerogatives of divinity seems to be reflected in Luke 10:18. Jesus ability to expel the demons who were Satans minions was understood to be the result of his having conquered and bound Satan (see Mark 3:27)
The word "evil"
Some non-religious people and humanists avoid using the word "evil" because they associate it with religious texts and rules and punishments, or assume that it derives from the word "devil". The word certainly crops up a lot in the Bible, but in fact it predates the first English translations of the Bible. "Evil" comes from the Old English "yfel" and has no etymological connection with the religious word "devil", which started life as the Old English word "deoful" (Concise Oxford Dictionary).
i was at a firm once and we got free life assurance , i put my director down as benefactor , the compny phoned me up to try to sell me more stuff and query teh form , i told them i couldn't give a fwrk i would be dead a nd i pfrefer free stuff that benefits me...
ew:):)
ew:):)
Live Evil was also the name of an album by Black Sabbath
Black Sabbath have been extensively linked with the occult throughout their history
Makes you think eh?
Black Sabbath have been extensively linked with the occult throughout their history
Makes you think eh?
i was right evil was known before the devil ,and they nicked it , i think..
the 'biblical' devil and 'biblical' god...where would they be without each other?
ans... nowhere.
the whole good vs evil scam.... one of the oldest dialectics and still as effective for messing the sheople up.
ans... nowhere.
the whole good vs evil scam.... one of the oldest dialectics and still as effective for messing the sheople up.
Sh*t I've just realised what 'eve' is backwards as well! We're through the looking glass here people!
has anybody ever noticed that the devil is spelt nearly the same as evil , anything in that?
This is the sort of educational discovery that makes looking at chit chat worthwhile. I will be phoning the relevant authorities at Oxbridge to draw their attention to this.
This is the sort of educational discovery that makes looking at chit chat worthwhile. I will be phoning the relevant authorities at Oxbridge to draw their attention to this.
The very concept of sin comes from the bible. Christianity offers to solve a problem of its own making! Would you be thankful to a person who cut you with a knife in order to sell you a bandage?
An apology for the devil: it must be remembered that we have heard one side of the case.
God has written all the books.
God has written all the books.
live is spelt the same as evil and is the reverse........ so what does that mean?
each way 14 Nov 12:43
would be interesting if people knew the origins of both words , i think i'm on to something i wil dedicate the rest of my life, to evil and the devil..
.......I'd also suggest you spend some of your time learning how to spell !
would be interesting if people knew the origins of both words , i think i'm on to something i wil dedicate the rest of my life, to evil and the devil..
.......I'd also suggest you spend some of your time learning how to spell !
the greatest trick the devil ever pulled is convincing the world he doesnt exist
god = dog
dog=K9 or (11/9)
thus
god = dog
9/11 =11/9
therefore 9/11 = god
god = dog
dog=K9 or (11/9)
thus
god = dog
9/11 =11/9
therefore 9/11 = god
Outstanding stuff I thought finding out that avocado originates its name from some dialect meaning 'testical' would be todays highlight, but this tops that by some distance
each way 14 Nov 12:30
and has anybody ever noticed that the devil is spelt nearly the same as evil , anything in that?
Satan is an anagram of Santa is there anything in that?
and has anybody ever noticed that the devil is spelt nearly the same as evil , anything in that?
Satan is an anagram of Santa is there anything in that?
Dev is also quite close to Devil - the little devil.
The live barker book is good
mister b gone
About a devil with two tails
mister b gone
About a devil with two tails
Clive barker.
See even the horror writter who writes about devils has evil in his name
See even the horror writter who writes about devils has evil in his name
HH Sultan Vinegar 14 Nov 16:12
Dev is also quite close to Devil - the little devil.
Dev off Corrie?
Dev is also quite close to Devil - the little devil.
Dev off Corrie?
manchester united are known as the red devils, and alex fergerson is an evil cnt. makes you think doesnt it?
Nov 14, 2009 -- 1:36PM, Facts wrote:
each way 14 Nov 12:43 would be interesting if people knew the origins of both words , i think i'm on to something i wil dedicate the rest of my life, to evil and the devil.. .......I'd also suggest you spend some of your time learning how to spell !
Spelling was never each way's strong point.
God has written all the books.
Actually god has written non of them, man wrote them all.
Evil is classed as the absence of god in Christianity, which is a manifestation of cynicism.
All of which were born out of the writings of the period 700-500BC that all works derive.
Hesiod and homer created the concept in the western sense of god, or gods and its all mythology for a reason...its all rubbish and fanciful.
The devil was a concept that was developed to enslave the living because the vast majority of humans are stupid and useless, hence the erroneous nature of religion (what god would entrust fallible man to carry the most important message?)
So no, the devil is as non existent as (the singular) god
Actually god has written non of them, man wrote them all.
Evil is classed as the absence of god in Christianity, which is a manifestation of cynicism.
All of which were born out of the writings of the period 700-500BC that all works derive.
Hesiod and homer created the concept in the western sense of god, or gods and its all mythology for a reason...its all rubbish and fanciful.
The devil was a concept that was developed to enslave the living because the vast majority of humans are stupid and useless, hence the erroneous nature of religion (what god would entrust fallible man to carry the most important message?)
So no, the devil is as non existent as (the singular) god
Hi 
Bad news for you guys,The Devil is long dead and is buried in Killarney in Ireland ,you can even visit his grave but I think it costs 5 euro
D evil ? Muhammad said he was a black man? so maybe he was rappin' -
dizzy D
dizzy D
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