ELENIN in HEBREW means HAMMER OF GOD! Whoah!

EL in HEBREW means GOD. EL (deity)

ENIN in HEBREW means HAMMER.

Therefore, ELENIN in HEBREW means HAMMER OF GOD!

Also, just to throw it out there, Enlil was the God of weather according to the Sumerians. So ENLIL could also mean "God of Weather" whichever way you wish to pronounce Elenin.

It would seem that the coincidences literally outweigh whatever NASA or the mainstream say about this Comet being insignificant!

Either the passing of Comet Elenin will be used as a benchmark to initiate drastic changes by false flags planned by the NWO, or Leonid Elenin just has an awesome bad a$$ name!

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Awesome, Leo Godhammer.
Good name for a comic book hero OR a porn star lol

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Everything seems to fall into place in terms of ELENIN
Too many coincidences and too much proof for anyone to ignore
thx 4 this thread

Actually "enin" is WELSH for hammer and not Hebrew.

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First of all, if that were the case, the name would be Eninel. The "-el" comes at the end of the word.

But, that doesn't matter, because there is no Hebrew word "Enin," and certainly none that means "hammer". "Hammer" has a couple Hebrew words - namely, "maqqebeth" and "patish". You'll notice neither of those even remotely resemble "Enin".

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Why is it that if you rearrange Eninel you get Elenin?

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It doesn't matter, because "Enin" is not a Hebrew word.

That's why it was named ELEnin, because when it slams in to the Earth it will be like God swinging a hammer. Can you imagine the destruction of God hitting the Earth with a hammer? The Earth will break apart into a million pieces, not even DUMBs will save people.

Sorry,but I couldn't help but think of this...



I will just wait if Elenin destroys us all than so be it,I don't think it will happen though.

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I don't want to spoil anything you guys...

But I am Elenin. I'm on Earth and it is all good.

Originally posted by CasiusIgnoranze
EL in HEBREW means GOD. EL (deity)

ENIN in HEBREW means HAMMER.

Therefore, ELENIN in HEBREW means HAMMER OF GOD!

All these coincidences surrounding Comet Elenin simply cannot be ignored. I mean, the coincidences literally outweigh whatever NASA or the mainstream say about this Comet being insignificant!

Either the passing of Comet Elenin will be used as a benchmark to initiate drastic changes by false flags planned by the NWO, or Leonid Elenin just has an awesome bad a$$ name!

edit on 20-8-2011 by CasiusIgnoranze because: .

Hammer in Ancient Hebrew.

The pictograph for the root word pierce makes hammer. Pierce uses two pictographs. The first is the pictograph for the sun at the horizon. The second is the tent and what is inside. Combining these two, we get the meaning of gathering inside. A container for gathering something inside. The other words coming from this root are cavity (such as the stomach), Hammer (tool used to pierce) and Wine Trough (the cavity where the wine drains to).

This is not the only root that derives the word hammer.

The next root is Strike. The pictographs are the open mouth, the shepherd's staff and the open palm. When the word hammer is made, the pictograph for the closed hand is used in addition to the others.

I think it would also be prudent to define wine. Wine uses the pictograph of the closed hand and the sprouting seed. Words coming from the root are Mire and Dove. Wine represents several things in the Bible:

Drunkenness, blood, doctrine, blessing and life in the body. Mostly, wine represents love and faith LINK.

These uses in Jeremiah are interesting:

Jeremiah 23:29
“Is not my word like fire,” declares the LORD, “and like a hammer that breaks a rock in pieces?

Jeremiah 50:23
How broken and shattered is the hammer of the whole earth! How desolate is Babylon among the nations!

Interestingly, these are the last two uses of hammer in the Bible. Jeremiah is a book of judgment on the earth and on Mystery Babylon.

So what does it all mean? Who knows. It's really interesting to look at anyway. If you compare the root meanings of the above, you get somewhat of a picture of a hammer piercing the wine press, releasing the potential of peace on the earth through faith and love. We know that the verses in Jeremiah relate to the mystery Babylon that will be broken with God's hammer in the end times. What would it take to set the world system in a state of destruction? Will this lead to blessing? The Bible talks about new wine in an old wine sack. There are countless parables that could apply with miring in drunkenness and the dove of peace arising from the baptism and the new wine of Christ. This is all pretty interesting to think about.

Good luck with the thread.

Originally posted by CasiusIgnoranze
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Why is it that if you rearrange Eninel you get Elenin?

Why is it when you rearrange dog you get god?

OMG DOGS ARE GODS! WE MUST BOW DOWN!!!!



Seriously man..........

Why does it have to be Hebrew anyway? Elenin is RUSSIAN. What does Hebrew have to do with it?

Does it mean Hammer of God in Russian? Aaaaugh!

Originally posted by CaptChaos
Why does it have to be Hebrew anyway? Elenin is RUSSIAN. What does Hebrew have to do with it?

Does it mean Hammer of God in Russian? Aaaaugh!

It is also Welch for hammer. In Hebrew, it is similar to La`anah , meaning 'to curse.' Poisonous. Sounds like El Enin. Thor's Hammer anyone?

Definition of La`anah

wormwood
bitterness (metaph.)

Lam. 3:15

“ He hath filled me with bitterness, he hath made me drunken with wormwood.”

Rev. 8

10 The third angel sounded his trumpet, and a great star, blazing like a torch, fell from the sky on a third of the rivers and on the springs of water— 11 the name of the star is Wormwood. A third of the waters turned bitter, and many people died from the waters that had become bitter.

Interesting.

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Ok ! Alright ! This is just getting scary. Did you just come across this somewhere OP ? Or did you figure this one up on your own. Because as Dr Evil would put it," this just getting to ri G-D diculous".

I'm starting to think the powers that be are still doing things as they always have. And we arn't smart enough to realise we've actually caught on to their game. When we realise this coincidental game their playing, is for real and we were right. It will bve to G-D late. Something to think about eh ?

SnF for you on this tid bit of significance. This something that can't even be debunked.

Reply to post by CLPrime

Actually El can be a prefix or a suffix.

If it is prefix, it means "God's ~," and is usually possessive. So in this case, it would be God's Hammer.

If is is suffix, it means "~of God" or "~ God,"and is usually a descriptor. Eninel would be "Hammer of God" or "Hammer God."

In English, God's Hammer and Hammer of God could be used to mean the same thing (possession of the hammer), so it is linguistically correct, with English and Hebrew.


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And, yet, there's still no word "Enin" in Hebrew, let alone one that means "hammer". Unless, of course, you want to dredge it up from the depth of ancient Hebrew, in which case we can make it mean most anything.

Elenin is the Russian name of a Russian astronomer who discovered a comet, which was then named after him. What his name means, in Russian, I have no idea. But it doesn't matter. Because it`s just a name. And Elenin is just a comet.

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It's beyond your your words of encouragement at this point and has just about scared the tu tu off of mi mi .

I think very soon now we may be hearing this sound.

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I forget where I read it, was in one of the myriad of threads here that Elenin, or Yelenin is the name of a Russian town or city and is quite a common name there.

Leonid is also a common Russian name.

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Much as I'd like to spend the rest of the night doing proper research for you, let me anticipate some of the points that have probably been raised while I've been typing this.

LEONID:
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Yelenin:
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The Yelenina Spit is located on the Azov Sea (or what's left of it.) Google it yourself. There is also a Jelenin in Poland and a town in Bulgaria. A Russian named "Elenin" is no more unusual than an American named "Coventry" or "York."

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