😘😘😘 I’M SO MUCH IN LOVE WITH OUR BANTU LANGUAGES. WE MAY HAVE DIFFERENT WAYS OF EXPLAINING CERTAIN THINGS “according to different BANTU languages we speak” & YET WE’LL STILL COME TO THE SIMILAR or SAME MEANING WITH WHAT THE BIBLE SAYS. I AM NE KONGO/MUKONGO & OUR LANGUAGE IS KIKONGO AND IN KIKONGO SATURDAY IS SABA-LA & NUMBER 7 IS NSAMBU-ADI NSAMBU MEANS BLESSING & NSAMBUADI MEANS THE DAY OF BLESSINGS 😍😍😍
We are the dry bones coming back to life through the word of. So Nini. My sister please, make more videos like these they are a necessity, they open our eyes and revive us. ❤️
Your teachings fulfills prophecy! Our nation is being resurrected like Ezekiel's dry bones. Our national language is being resurrected by your teachings. It makes perfect sense. Gentiles will be confused because this is not the language of their ancestors. Keep up the great work!
I've heard of other rituals linking Xhosa and the Hebrews, but could still be by influence. Also you like quoting Dan 5:25, but if you read that in context it says a totally different matter. But this one you're explaining, it's not convincing because it's not really bringing concrete evidence, it's pulling pieces. Persia and Babylon are also quite far from the African central region, for it to have had a relationship. Why the Bantu completely forgot the Hebrew language, but today's Jews still speak it?
@@olwetuphendu4383 All the Bible happened in Africa, 99%. Ancient Babylon was near the Nile River in ancient maps. Everybody was only black in ancient times. Your Adam up to Noah, from Noah up to Nimrod at least, who built Babylon. Your Assyrians in the Niger/ Chad region (according to old maps)were all black. The Bible names were slightly changed so that they can't be traced back to Bantu. So is Hebrew language. Qumrha - Qumran, Tyali - Talit, Isaka -Issachar, (Bana) enyameni - Benjamin, Eliyeza - Eliezar, (river) Tsitsa -Tseltsa, and many more that Johnny John has opened our eyes to.
@@mzukulwanakangubengcuka2121 can you share the links to the sources of "old maps". Historians all over the world generally agree Babylon was in today's Iraq. The people in the middle east STILL speak semitic languages, their buildings are double story buildings just like in Biblical times, they digged holes for their toilets just like in Biblical times, they have not forgotten their ancestor Abraham and his sons, in fact it's in their culture, and many others. On the other hand, the Bantu had huts as late as the arrival of the Westerners, did not dig holes for toilets, had no memory of Abraham at all, except like all other races on earth believe that there is a creator (Qamata). The Hebrews, according to the Bible, were exposed to writing and learning, but the Bantu could not. How could the Bantu have completely FORGOTTEN all these things (writing, buildings, toilets and many other things Hebrews used to practice), it's not possible to go backwards like that. Yes, the Nubians and Ethiopians (Kush) were definitely exposed and interacted with Israel in Biblical times, but were not Israel.
@@olwetuphendu4383 I definitely do not have all the answers. Firstly, personally I was told and have known from birth that I'm an Israelite because God sent a prophet to our forefathers and by divine revelation that we as Bantus are the true Israelites of the Bible. Secondly, I don't know how they lost those practices you highlighted. However, history according to Flavius Herodotus, says, that the Bantus could make iron 2000 years before it was made in Europe using clay furnace. This they learnt in Egypt. Again, Mapungubwe and Zimbabwe architecture shows those stone walls that were in ancient times surrounding a city/ settlements. Also, the huts have a pyramid shape roofing. Thirdly, I don't have the links of old maps but I watched them on RUclips channel Truthunveiled777. Fourthly, the Bantus broke the first commandment and worshipped other gods, no wonder under the curse as per Lev 26 and Deut 28/29.
The same in isitswana they use batalala meaning to laye or rest on your belly or stomach. The same as when you are tired after heavy work.It is also referred to hiding by laying on your belly. The example is to look at the Georg Floyd protesters when they sleep on their belly.Such action is called(Ra batalala in Tswana Sotho).Meaning we are resting or laying on our stomach.
Even the word; NYAME; which i think in XHOSA, is to eat; actually in JAMAICA; we still use that word; after 400YRS, for eating; but we change it, a little and say; NYAM!!!!!!
Because Xhosa sotho Tswana and Zulu are the same even though I can't speak sotho and Tswana fluently being um Xhosa I can hear them when they speak for example rapela means pray in sotho ke lapile means I'm tired
Hi there Dade! I have been following your channel for quite some time now since I've started on this journey. I must say some of your stuff confuses the heck out of me but most of them I can verify and honestly, it is quite liberating and empowering to receive such wisdom and knowledge. For that I thank you. What I'd like to know though is, do you entertain sharing of views and notes on such findings or you just prefer to do this on your own? The reason which is I'd like to add a few collaborating finds to yours with some enquiries of corse as I speak Xhosa language fluently and grasp other Bantu dialects quite well e.g. isiLozi born dialects like isiTswane, Sepedi and Sesotho that appear in scriptures as you have shown us at times however Swahili and keKongo not so much clued-up on them. If you do not allow any collaborative comments then no harm is done, I will just keep my views to myself, listen and learn as I normally do. On your other videos, you have words like Mt Sinaye, Thabatha kum, Eli eli..., mene mene..., and now Sabatha (i.e. usuku lokuthi Batha or bathalala etc), these are beautiful explanations I fully agree and collaborate them. You also mention Hosana in the highest to be Nkosana enyangweni (Prince of Heaven). I fully agree with you on this however I think it is more of seSotho dialect instead of isiXhosa which is Khosana in seSotho (pronounced as Rhosana). I strongly believe that in ancient times Hosana "H" was pronounced with a "rh" sound without the present seSotho"K" that you see today. This led me to another understanding of Halleluyah meaning, I don't know if you have done any videos on it but I discovered it to be the celebratory word that is still used today by women at the weddings when the bride arrives they yell out "Halala halala yeha yeha etc". They also would be carrying brooms sweeping her path as a form of red carpet honour, which is exactly what was done for Umsindisi with the palm branches on his arrival in Jerusalem. The way I see it is when you "Hala" for the bride in Xhosa uHalela umtshakazi which would be Halel'umtshakazi put together. When you "Hala" for yah, uHalela u Yah which would be Halel'uYah hence Hallelujah. You also mentioned Israel as Yisakele but Jacob won the wrestling match against the angel. Wouldn't that be Yisile instead of Yisakele since he won the match? What do you think about these points of views mentioned above? Looking forward to your reply. Ow a quick refresher for you on the other side of the world, King Williams Town is Qonce not Qumrha. Komnga is Qumrha I was there 3 months ago. Ngomkhulu umbulelo.
@terrableus good evening to you. You've shared some insightful information especially from the aspect of understanding isiXhosa le Setswana. May you please elaborate on the difference between the names Yisakele and Yisile? You made mention of the fact that he won the wrestling match yes? How does that impact on the name by the difference you've highlighted? Thank you.
@@keneilwelefalebotlhale7382 Hi, there my sister! Thank you very much for your question. I do get very excited about these topics. Yisakele is from one of Johny John's videos on how Jacob's name was changed to Israel or Yisrael (modern Jewish ) which is originally Yisakele in Bantu according to Johny John (Genesis 32: 28 "Then the man said, “Your name will no longer be Jacob, but Israel because you have struggled with God and with humans and have overcome.”). Yisakele is the opposite of Yisile. Yisile means to overcome or to prevail whereas Yisakele means to be defeated or failed or surrendered etc. This does make a lot of sense when you read Yisakele vs Yisrael, they do sound similar but "Yisakele goes against the outcome of the story in the scriptures because Jacob was not defeated, he prevailed. Therefore he would not have been named the defeated (which is Yisakele in Xhosa according to Johny John), hence I suggested Yisile (Prevailed) also does have a closer sound to Yisrael. I hope that makes some sense.
Taking it from your framework, In Venda it would be 'Ra - mba-tha'____'Ra' meaning we 'Mba' mean to sit quietly 'tha' means naked. So in context means 'Siting quietly unoccupied'
Can someone point me to any references that will help me with learning Bantu. Even a Bantu scripture translation. I found a website that never finished setting it up. I am grateful. All Praises To The Most High.
Blessings to you sis. I recently learned about you and have been learning. You teachings are inspiring yet frightening. Today I realize how quickly we can be deceived. Truly I've been walking in deception for years believing that I was walking in the light. I need more teaching and fellowship. In my new life, I find myself very isolated. I am also in need of someone with this knowledge that can correct the teachings I have received over the years. Is there a way that you can contact me. I have questions that I don't really want to go into in public?
My daughter was my nini, so, i get this. Also i see things in these languages but i'm white. Things happen to me when ciphering, which has me happily seeking the Father all the time. Where do you all have more. I can share my languages, the way they came with messaging. Happy to learn this. My father was in the Congo and had such wonderful friends. I'd like to read more, as it's helping me to learn. I also love the interesting sharing on your channel, these are some serious students of language, and messages. Hope i see more. Don't know where else to find you. Looking.
In Tswana also say ho elama referring to El El ElLamasabata meaning to follow especially referring to siblings.Halalela is Sotho means holy(hallelujah).Nkosana isixhosa Khosana Tswana Sotho.
Raboni name used for Umsindisi.I suspect that it had taken from a Sotho Tswana Rebone meaning we have seen or we have wittinessed or Rabona(we are wittinessing or we are seeing).Becouase the Tswana Bible tell us that the prophets were called Moboni.Beawer that Sotho Tswana Xhosa are very similar in a different way.Why I was explaining all this?Is our language is the richest in the world.So as generations come and pass the education system has destroyed a lot of words and parables in the Bantu language.Since the current generation relays heavily on education to study and learn their language.So the older generation are those who used this words frequently and relevantly.A lot of the 19th century born generation use non Bantu words mixed with the original Bantu language speaks English more than their mother tongue.
The Google translate keep spitting out word's that don't match like you said. I kept playing around with the letters to know why they wrote Mash , and couldn't find what they said inyikima is what I finally got no help from them only confusion.
@Walu Kalua: Black Lives Matter is a national movement ie just a black nation as a whole. Sabatha is for all Bantu people. The Bantu (Children of Israel) will be judged to honor Sabatha or not and ONLY a remnant will do. Oh judgment will ONLY be for Children of Israel. Nations are on death row already. Msindisi died for His people Amasabathane group of His people.I already did a video explaining this in more detail.
EL is got nothing to do with Bantu....It was used in babylon "the people of babylon called their god "EL" but not Eli or Eri....ERI in my bantu tribal language abagusii means "This", looks like Johny John's tribe down south ELI also means "This"
DeMon4Yah Yah4me there is no Eloi in Bantu.The Babylonian misinterpreted it.As far as I remember what Jonny John said. The word is Elama which’s used by Xhosa and Tswana.
ASANTE SANA DADA KWA KAZI NZURI UNAYOFANYA. if i got u correcly in begining of the video u said that language was my first language and still is, did u mean SWAHILI ?
Google must employ the natural language speakers not someone who learned the language from the school. Forever is Nini nanini or nguna phakade or phakade. But Nini? Translates to when?
Somehow I just don't buy this concept when the Bible was originally written in Hebrew...and the NT in Greek.....Can you please explain to me what the Bantu language has to do with Hebrew? some words are universal.....
@Nissi plus even the word 'Hebrew' translates as 'Abry' not Hebrew in 'their' language. The original language of Scripture was certainly not hebrew at all.
Remember hebrew is an English word. But bantu is IVRI so the original IVRI is Bantu language, not the mixture of germany, russian and polish or turkish. So the original Text was written in the original Alkebulan Bantu language. ( Hebrew) that is why most of the biblical sights are in Africa.
If in Tswana, Sesotho & Sepedi MATHA means to run & In Xhosa it means to be quiet. Does that mean Tswana people are wrong with regards to the Bantu language? To be quiet in Xhosa ,Zulu and all Nguni language is not Matha its UKTHULA. Perhaps you can use Matha as an adjective to describe how the verb is done , Uthule Matha. But that works only in Xhosa and that word MATHA does not exist in Xhosa literature, its conventional.
@Papi Lephoto: You're making a lot of unfounded claims, sit back and think. Matha is in several Bantu languages including Xhosa. Remember SoNiNi can use one word to apply to several context ALL and I mean ALL being relevant. He's the only One who can do that with words. Just like His Name So Nini na SiNi translates into more than 7 contexts not 1:1 correlation like you're looking for in your translations.
Peace to you Sis, its a blessing hearing from you again.
😘😘😘 I’M SO MUCH IN LOVE WITH OUR BANTU LANGUAGES. WE MAY HAVE DIFFERENT WAYS OF EXPLAINING CERTAIN THINGS “according to different BANTU languages we speak” & YET WE’LL STILL COME TO THE SIMILAR or SAME MEANING WITH WHAT THE BIBLE SAYS. I AM NE KONGO/MUKONGO & OUR LANGUAGE IS KIKONGO AND IN KIKONGO SATURDAY IS SABA-LA & NUMBER 7 IS NSAMBU-ADI NSAMBU MEANS BLESSING & NSAMBUADI MEANS THE DAY OF BLESSINGS 😍😍😍
We are the dry bones coming back to life through the word of. So Nini. My sister please, make more videos like these they are a necessity, they open our eyes and revive us. ❤️
I enjoyed this video, VERY enlightening Sabatha Shalom
Great video, nice hearing from you again. Shalom.
Your teachings fulfills prophecy! Our nation is being resurrected like Ezekiel's dry bones. Our national language is being resurrected by your teachings. It makes perfect sense. Gentiles will be confused because this is not the language of their ancestors. Keep up the great work!
I've heard of other rituals linking Xhosa and the Hebrews, but could still be by influence. Also you like quoting Dan 5:25, but if you read that in context it says a totally different matter.
But this one you're explaining, it's not convincing because it's not really bringing concrete evidence, it's pulling pieces. Persia and Babylon are also quite far from the African central region, for it to have had a relationship. Why the Bantu completely forgot the Hebrew language, but today's Jews still speak it?
@@olwetuphendu4383 All the Bible happened in Africa, 99%. Ancient Babylon was near the Nile River in ancient maps. Everybody was only black in ancient times. Your Adam up to Noah, from Noah up to Nimrod at least, who built Babylon. Your Assyrians in the Niger/ Chad region (according to old maps)were all black.
The Bible names were slightly changed so that they can't be traced back to Bantu. So is Hebrew language. Qumrha - Qumran, Tyali - Talit, Isaka -Issachar, (Bana) enyameni - Benjamin, Eliyeza - Eliezar, (river) Tsitsa -Tseltsa, and many more that Johnny John has opened our eyes to.
@@mzukulwanakangubengcuka2121 can you share the links to the sources of "old maps".
Historians all over the world generally agree Babylon was in today's Iraq. The people in the middle east STILL speak semitic languages, their buildings are double story buildings just like in Biblical times, they digged holes for their toilets just like in Biblical times, they have not forgotten their ancestor Abraham and his sons, in fact it's in their culture, and many others. On the other hand, the Bantu had huts as late as the arrival of the Westerners, did not dig holes for toilets, had no memory of Abraham at all, except like all other races on earth believe that there is a creator (Qamata). The Hebrews, according to the Bible, were exposed to writing and learning, but the Bantu could not. How could the Bantu have completely FORGOTTEN all these things (writing, buildings, toilets and many other things Hebrews used to practice), it's not possible to go backwards like that.
Yes, the Nubians and Ethiopians (Kush) were definitely exposed and interacted with Israel in Biblical times, but were not Israel.
@@olwetuphendu4383 I definitely do not have all the answers. Firstly, personally I was told and have known from birth that I'm an Israelite because God sent a prophet to our forefathers and by divine revelation that we as Bantus are the true Israelites of the Bible. Secondly, I don't know how they lost those practices you highlighted. However, history according to Flavius Herodotus, says, that the Bantus could make iron 2000 years before it was made in Europe using clay furnace. This they learnt in Egypt. Again, Mapungubwe and Zimbabwe architecture shows those stone walls that were in ancient times surrounding a city/ settlements. Also, the huts have a pyramid shape roofing. Thirdly, I don't have the links of old maps but I watched them on RUclips channel Truthunveiled777. Fourthly, the Bantus broke the first commandment and worshipped other gods, no wonder under the curse as per Lev 26 and Deut 28/29.
The same in isitswana they use batalala meaning to laye or rest on your belly or stomach. The same as when you are tired after heavy work.It is also referred to hiding by laying on your belly. The example is to look at the Georg Floyd protesters when they sleep on their belly.Such action is called(Ra batalala in Tswana Sotho).Meaning we are resting or laying on our stomach.
I've watched most of your videos; i pray that the most high help me to support you financially some day; I'm not doing too well
Answers Alot of Questions,Very Clear 🌈🔥👑🔥 🌈
Even the word; NYAME; which i think in XHOSA, is to eat; actually in JAMAICA; we still use that word; after 400YRS, for eating; but we change it, a little and say; NYAM!!!!!!
Thank you so much for this.
Wooow AWESOME
Mount Sinaye xhosa and Zulu.Renaye.tswana Sotho.Si (naye)and Re (naye)Meanig we are with Him.The Most High.
Because Xhosa sotho Tswana and Zulu are the same even though I can't speak sotho and Tswana fluently being um Xhosa I can hear them when they speak for example rapela means pray in sotho ke lapile means I'm tired
Hi there Dade! I have been following your channel for quite some time now since I've started on this journey. I must say some of your stuff confuses the heck out of me but most of them I can verify and honestly, it is quite liberating and empowering to receive such wisdom and knowledge. For that I thank you.
What I'd like to know though is, do you entertain sharing of views and notes on such findings or you just prefer to do this on your own? The reason which is I'd like to add a few collaborating finds to yours with some enquiries of corse as I speak Xhosa language fluently and grasp other Bantu dialects quite well e.g. isiLozi born dialects like isiTswane, Sepedi and Sesotho that appear in scriptures as you have shown us at times however Swahili and keKongo not so much clued-up on them. If you do not allow any collaborative comments then no harm is done, I will just keep my views to myself, listen and learn as I normally do.
On your other videos, you have words like Mt Sinaye, Thabatha kum, Eli eli..., mene mene..., and now Sabatha (i.e. usuku lokuthi Batha or bathalala etc), these are beautiful explanations I fully agree and collaborate them.
You also mention Hosana in the highest to be Nkosana enyangweni (Prince of Heaven). I fully agree with you on this however I think it is more of seSotho dialect instead of isiXhosa which is Khosana in seSotho (pronounced as Rhosana). I strongly believe that in ancient times Hosana "H" was pronounced with a "rh" sound without the present seSotho"K" that you see today.
This led me to another understanding of Halleluyah meaning, I don't know if you have done any videos on it but I discovered it to be the celebratory word that is still used today by women at the weddings when the bride arrives they yell out "Halala halala yeha yeha etc". They also would be carrying brooms sweeping her path as a form of red carpet honour, which is exactly what was done for Umsindisi with the palm branches on his arrival in Jerusalem. The way I see it is when you "Hala" for the bride in Xhosa uHalela umtshakazi which would be Halel'umtshakazi put together. When you "Hala" for yah, uHalela u Yah which would be Halel'uYah hence Hallelujah.
You also mentioned Israel as Yisakele but Jacob won the wrestling match against the angel. Wouldn't that be Yisile instead of Yisakele since he won the match?
What do you think about these points of views mentioned above? Looking forward to your reply.
Ow a quick refresher for you on the other side of the world, King Williams Town is Qonce not Qumrha. Komnga is Qumrha I was there 3 months ago.
Ngomkhulu umbulelo.
@terrableus good evening to you. You've shared some insightful information especially from the aspect of understanding isiXhosa le Setswana. May you please elaborate on the difference between the names Yisakele and Yisile?
You made mention of the fact that he won the wrestling match yes? How does that impact on the name by the difference you've highlighted? Thank you.
@@keneilwelefalebotlhale7382 Hi, there my sister! Thank you very much for your question. I do get very excited about these topics. Yisakele is from one of Johny John's videos on how Jacob's name was changed to Israel or Yisrael (modern Jewish ) which is originally Yisakele in Bantu according to Johny John (Genesis 32: 28 "Then the man said, “Your name will no longer be Jacob, but Israel because you have struggled with God and with humans and have overcome.”).
Yisakele is the opposite of Yisile. Yisile means to overcome or to prevail whereas Yisakele means to be defeated or failed or surrendered etc. This does make a lot of sense when you read Yisakele vs Yisrael, they do sound similar but "Yisakele goes against the outcome of the story in the scriptures because Jacob was not defeated, he prevailed. Therefore he would not have been named the defeated (which is Yisakele in Xhosa according to Johny John), hence I suggested Yisile (Prevailed) also does have a closer sound to Yisrael.
I hope that makes some sense.
Where have you been; SISI?
I would like to learn more thank you
BEAUTIFUL LANGUAGE; i love it
Taking it from your framework, In Venda it would be 'Ra - mba-tha'____'Ra' meaning we 'Mba' mean to sit quietly 'tha' means naked. So in context means 'Siting quietly unoccupied'
Can someone point me to any references that will help me with learning Bantu. Even a Bantu scripture translation. I found a website that never finished setting it up. I am grateful. All Praises To The Most High.
Blessings to you sis. I recently learned about you and have been learning. You teachings are inspiring yet frightening. Today I realize how quickly we can be deceived. Truly I've been walking in deception for years believing that I was walking in the light. I need more teaching and fellowship. In my new life, I find myself very isolated. I am also in need of someone with this knowledge that can correct the teachings I have received over the years. Is there a way that you can contact me. I have questions that I don't really want to go into in public?
My daughter was my nini, so, i get this. Also i see things in these languages but i'm white. Things happen to me when ciphering, which has me happily seeking the Father all the time. Where do you all have more. I can share my languages, the way they came with messaging. Happy to learn this. My father was in the Congo and had such wonderful friends. I'd like to read more, as it's helping me to learn. I also love the interesting sharing on your channel, these are some serious students of language, and messages. Hope i see more. Don't know where else to find you. Looking.
Maybe you can also look at Dr Tempo Bantu and Robert Headley.
how can i get the bantu bible
Matondo.edifying...
Where can I get an Bantu English Bible?
In Tswana also say ho elama referring to El El ElLamasabata meaning to follow especially referring to siblings.Halalela is Sotho means holy(hallelujah).Nkosana isixhosa Khosana Tswana Sotho.
Raboni name used for Umsindisi.I suspect that it had taken from a Sotho Tswana Rebone meaning we have seen or we have wittinessed or Rabona(we are wittinessing or we are seeing).Becouase the Tswana Bible tell us that the prophets were called Moboni.Beawer that Sotho Tswana Xhosa are very similar in a different way.Why I was explaining all this?Is our language is the richest in the world.So as generations come and pass the education system has destroyed a lot of words and parables in the Bantu language.Since the current generation relays heavily on education to study and learn their language.So the older generation are those who used this words frequently and relevantly.A lot of the 19th century born generation use non Bantu words mixed with the original Bantu language speaks English more than their mother tongue.
In the Bantu culture has Sabbath always been Saturday?
@Yitzhaq: The days names were lost into Sat/Sun/Mon/Tue etc BUT in Bantu language Saturday is still called LastDay (Mgqibelo) to this day.
@@johnyjohn9082 thank you
In Shona = UsaBata do not touch or do not do anything
In Malawi is Sabata
Sa batha in other words , we relax :)
The Google translate keep spitting out word's that don't match like you said. I kept playing around with the letters to know why they wrote Mash , and couldn't find what they said inyikima is what I finally got no help from them only confusion.
💣💥🤯 this is for sabbath keepers
no muffled black lives "matha" 🙊
#nomore "sunday"
only sabata
@Walu Kalua: Black Lives Matter is a national movement ie just a black nation as a whole. Sabatha is for all Bantu people. The Bantu (Children of Israel) will be judged to honor Sabatha or not and ONLY a remnant will do. Oh judgment will ONLY be for Children of Israel. Nations are on death row already. Msindisi died for His people Amasabathane group of His people.I already did a video explaining this in more detail.
@@johnyjohn9082 and the BLM organisers are Marxists!
In my bantu language when walk with feet apart we say "achendang'a sie lipata (Bata in swahili) coz Bata walks slowly and feets apart
Yes ibatha in Zulu is a certain walk.
Tondo! Do you know if “Gethsemane” is also found in Bantu language and what it means?
Even the word “Sela” in our Bantu bible means repeat
What about a thief
In my language xhosa Sela means drink or theaf
Shalom! ..if you can translate for me the word. . "Eloi" because I come up with ...My father or My Elohim. . Or am i completely off? @ Johnny John
EL is got nothing to do with Bantu....It was used in babylon "the people of babylon called their god "EL" but not Eli or Eri....ERI in my bantu tribal language abagusii means "This", looks like Johny John's tribe down south ELI also means "This"
@@thomasduke4402 that's right Thomas. Eli is THIS in isiXhosa and indeed Eloi has no placement in the Bantu languages... Ta
DeMon4Yah Yah4me there is no Eloi in Bantu.The Babylonian misinterpreted it.As far as I remember what Jonny John said. The word is Elama which’s used by Xhosa and Tswana.
What day is the actual Sabbath day? Is it Saturday or on a full moon? When is the Sabbath?
Saturday lusuku lweSabatha
What is the correct name of the Father in Bantu.
Tata/Bawo=Xhosa
Baba = Zulu
Ntate=sotho
@@ntoshnxt9883 thanks for answering.
Seven in Swahili Bantu is SABA ...interesting mmhh ..Scripture language was bantu 💯🤔
ASANTE SANA DADA KWA KAZI NZURI UNAYOFANYA.
if i got u correcly in begining of the video u said that language was my first language and still is, did u mean SWAHILI ?
@Mboka: I meant Bantu languages spoken in Southern areas of Africa
I wrote So Nini Na Nini and they say so what and what.
Google must employ the natural language speakers not someone who learned the language from the school.
Forever is Nini nanini or nguna phakade or phakade.
But Nini? Translates to when?
@@nnmzulu.401 A year ago .
@@yiqwaba3833 here we go.
😁 .
So are we the true Jews? I have Bantu and Igbo in my DNA
Somehow I just don't buy this concept when the Bible was originally written in Hebrew...and the NT in Greek.....Can you please explain to me what the Bantu language has to do with Hebrew? some words are universal.....
@Nissi plus even the word 'Hebrew' translates as 'Abry' not Hebrew in 'their' language. The original language of Scripture was certainly not hebrew at all.
Remember hebrew is an English word. But bantu is IVRI so the original IVRI is Bantu language, not the mixture of germany, russian and polish or turkish. So the original Text was written in the original Alkebulan Bantu language. ( Hebrew) that is why most of the biblical sights are in Africa.
If in Tswana, Sesotho & Sepedi MATHA means to run & In Xhosa it means to be quiet. Does that mean Tswana people are wrong with regards to the Bantu language? To be quiet in Xhosa ,Zulu and all Nguni language is not Matha its UKTHULA. Perhaps you can use Matha as an adjective to describe how the verb is done , Uthule Matha. But that works only in Xhosa and that word MATHA does not exist in Xhosa literature, its conventional.
@Papi Lephoto: You're making a lot of unfounded claims, sit back and think. Matha is in several Bantu languages including Xhosa. Remember SoNiNi can use one word to apply to several context ALL and I mean ALL being relevant. He's the only One who can do that with words. Just like His Name So Nini na SiNi translates into more than 7 contexts not 1:1 correlation like you're looking for in your translations.
TaTa Nzambi Zulu semi family
Tswana(sabbath) is sabata.
It’s thabatha uhlaka lwakho
Omg I walk with a Batha
I learn soooo much from u 🙏🏾✊🏾✊🏾🫡