THE FIRST CHINESE BIBLE.
1 With the ancient Chinese the word Light is equivalent sometimes to our English word God, and sometimes to Jehovih (Creator), just as Christians and even Jews sometimes make no distinction between the words God and Jehovih.
END OF THE FIRST CHINESE BIBLE.
"Hiss," or "h'ce," is Chinese for serpent.
In the Chinese version, the Tower of Babel (babbling languages) is not referred to.
The Chinese and East Indians love to remain in their own countries.
10 Many Japanese words, Chinese words, East Indian, Central American, Algonquin and Phoenician words, are nearly identical in sound and meaning, especially as spoken by the uneducated.
2 JA'FUNG is Chinese for Jaffeth, and is the oldest original name of the country.
The Chinese said Che-hih-no, in their ceremonies, being the same phonetic word.
The Chinese word is accented on the first syllable.
The extent of the country inhabited by these sacred people shows that not less than 4,000,000 could have occupied it.2 The modern Chinese omit the first syllable, saying "bah," signifying "father." The usual spelling of the Hebrew word rabbi is not phonetically true.
This would signify spiritual father or priest; while the pronunciation "rab'bi," accented on the first syllable, makes the meaning "earthly priesthood," which is nothing.3 Haden is both the Chinese and Algonquin name for sky.
Is there a real Chinese disc tradition with a hole in the center?
Neighboring China OOPArt stories (Baigong, Chinese pyramids, Longyou) belong on that hub, not as a second Dropa dig.
Chinese ritual bi discs with a central hole are a documented artifact class.
I do not start from a 1938 Chinese excavation report in a peer-reviewed journal.
From there the tale rides popularization: Zaitsev’s Sputnik digest material, then ancient-astronaut shelves (von Däniken, Charroux), later Hartwig Hausdorf’s The Chinese Roswell (1998).
Tsum Um Nui does not even appear to be a genuine Chinese name!
Photographs later tied to the legend have been linked to bi-type stone discs: hole in the center, spiral decoration, Chinese ritual context.
Are Dropa discs the same as Chinese bi discs?Critics argue that photos used for Dropa often show bi-type discs (hole, spirals).
Zhang Heng, a Chinese inventor, created the first known seismoscope in 132 CE.
Later, hearing noises from the gourd, they burnt a hole in its shell, and people of the different races came out, first Rumeet, then Kammu, Thai, Westerner, and Chinese.
The wife took the stick and cut the gourd open, and the Vietnamese and Chinese came out.
The Vietnamese and Chinese were not soot-covered, so their skin is white.
Those with shoes were probably the ancestors of the Chinese.
Classical Chinese Myths, Joint Publishing Co., Hongkong, 1984.
The Eight Immortals, known as "Ba Xian" (八仙) in Chinese, are a group of legendary Taoist figures known for their powers of transformation and magic.
The Eight Immortals are beloved in Chinese folklore and Taoist traditions, as they symbolize the possibility of transcendence and the different paths one can take toward immortality and enlightenment.
They are also a popular motif in Chinese art, literature, and opera, representing virtues such as wisdom, compassion, joy, and resilience.
In Chinese folklore, Cucurbita also plays an important role, often symbolizing abundance and good fortune:
The Legend of the Magic Gourd: In Chinese folklore, there is a popular story known as the "Legend of the Magic Gourd" (Hulu).
The gourd symbolizes the ability to transcend the physical world, and it represents the mystical qualities attributed to certain plants in traditional Chinese culture.
China: In China, Cucurbita moschata seeds have been used in traditional Chinese medicine for treating parasitic diseases such as schistosomiasis and for the expulsion of tape worms.
Like all our other acquisitions, it must have been the slow growth and accretion of ages; it must have risen step by step from picture-writing through an intermediate condition like that of the Chinese, where each word or thing was represented by a separate sign.
The fact that so old and enlightened a people as the Chinese have never reached a phonetic alphabet, gives us some indication of the greatness of the people among whom it was invented, and the lapse of time before they attained to it.
It cannot be the Chinese alphabet, which has more signs than words; it cannot be the cuneiform alphabet of Assyria, with its seven hundred arrow-shaped characters,
3.) Suidas, a Greek lexicographer of the eleventh century, expresses tradition when he says, "Adam was the author of arts and letters." The Egyptians said that their god Anubis was an antediluvian, and it wrote annals before the Flood." The Chinese have traditions that the earliest race of their nation, prior to history, "taught all the arts of life and wrote books." "The Goths always had the use of letters;" and Le Grand affirms that before or soon after the Flood "there were found the acts of great men engraved in letters on large stones." (Fosbroke's "Encyclopædia of Antiquity," vol.
The Mantchoos of Tartary wear a scalp-lock, as do the modern Chinese.
and we find the Chinese borrowing inventions from Hindostan, and claiming descent from a region not far from the Mediterranean.
and that of the Chinese and other Eastern nations.
He cites the fact that the Chinese, Japanese, Calmucks, Mongols, Mantchou, and other hordes of Tartars have cycles of sixty years' duration, divided into five brief periods of twelve years each.
There is a very curious and apparently inexplicable custom, called the "Couvade," which extends from China to the Mississippi Valley; it demands "that, when a child is born, the father must take to his bed, while the mother attends to all the duties of the household." Marco Polo found the custom among the Chinese in the thirteenth century.
"Chineses thus are saidTo lie-in in their ladies' stead."
The Indian prays to the spirits of his forefathers; the Chinese religion is largely "ancestor-worship;" and the rites paid to the dead ancestors, or lares, held the Roman family together." ("Anthropology," p.
Among the Romans, the Chinese, the Abyssinians, and the Indians of Canada the singular custom prevails of lifting the bride over the door-step of her husband's home.
23), sees the unity of the Indo-European races manifest in their languages, literature, and philosophies, and argues that these pre-eminent traits are "the great marks of an original model," and that when we meet with them "fifteen, twenty, thirty centuries before our era, in an Aryan, an Egyptian, a Chinese, they represent the work of a great many ages, perhaps of several myriads of centuries.
Such is the first and richest source of these master faculties from which historical events take their rise; and one sees that if it be powerful it is because this is no simple spring, but a kind of lake, a deep reservoir, wherein other springs have, for a multitude of centuries, discharged their several streams." In other words, the capacity of the Egyptian, Aryan, Chaldean, Chinese, Saxon, and Celt to maintain civilization is simply the result of civilized training during "myriads of centuries" in some original home of the race.
x.) is not intended to include the true negro races, or the Chinese, the Japanese, the Finns or Lapps, the Australians, or the American red men.
If these races (the Chinese, Australians, Americans, etc.) are not descended from Noah they could not have been included in the Deluge.
Bands of them ultimately moved still further east, and the nearest approximation to the type of this race is to-day to be found in the inland Chinese.
“The manufacture of paper from cotton must have been in use among the Chinese from very remote times, and must have become known to the Arabs by the conquest of Samarcand about the year 704.
The focus is on the involvement of Andromedan forces, Chinese and Russian government actions, and the ongoing effort to neutralize the effects of Nibiru.
The contact describes successful operations against reptilian bases, with support from various factions, including the Chinese, who were convinced of the Andromedans' presence.
The Chinese are reportedly making arrests and executing members of the cabal.
Andromedans: Stopping Nukes, Human Trafficking, Chinese Rebuke Help, US Refuses Help in 1950s
The Andromedans explain that they recently offered the Chinese government assistance in providing shelter to individuals fleeing from potential disasters in the Pacific region.
However, the Chinese government rejected the offer, demanding access to Andromedan technology as a condition for accepting help.
He discusses how the Chinese have used snakes, particularly cobras, to detect earthquakes.
It so much more firmly fixed my linguistic leanings that, while a citizen of the United States of America, I was a master not alone of my native tongue, but also of thirteen other modern languages, such as French, German and Spanish, Chinese, several dialectal varieties of Hindustanie, and Sanskrit as a sort, of mental relaxation.
Michell also bridged Chinese lung mei (dragon veins) into British landscape reading.
Chinese feng shui speaks of dragon veins or dragon lines (lung mei / lóngmài, 龍脈): energy pathways through the landscape used for placing buildings and tombs.
John Michell, in The View Over Atlantis, linked British leys to Chinese lung mei.
It is not proof that Watkins’s trackways and Chinese dragon veins are the same system.
Chinese lung mei (dragon veins) are landscape energy paths used in feng shui placement.
Skepticism surrounds the concept of ley lines, but the Chinese ones appear to be quite legitimate.
For centuries, Chinese feng shui experts have used a Luo Pan compass to determine the position of ley lines.
Though ley lines were officially discovered in 1925, ancient Chinese feng shui practitioners recognized them thousands of years ago.
In Chinese culture, Yin and Yang lines were always seen as pathways of energy flowing through the landscape.
Ancient Chinese believed that when Yang lines intersect with rivers or valleys, the location becomes an ideal energetic place to build a temple.
The principles of temple positioning according to both Chinese and Ethiopian traditions seem to align closely.
This includes the ancestors of modern Chinese populations, whose genetic lineage traces back to these early African migrants.
Professor Jin Li, a leading Chinese geneticist, conducted research with an international team, providing further evidence for the "Out of Africa" model.
By analyzing DNA samples from various ethnic groups across East Asia, the study confirmed that modern Chinese people, like all humans, share a common ancestry with early Africans.
However, these structures are understood to be indigenous to Chinese dynasties, serving as mausoleums for emperors and reflecting local architectural styles rather than direct African influence.
Comparable to other primordial waters in various mythologies, such as Abzu in Mesopotamian mythology, Tehom in the Bible, and Wuji in Chinese philosophy.