where am i at?: April 2013

Here's a tiny, little insight that has such a huge message.

Hebrews 5:7 KJV
Who in the days of his flesh, when he had offered up prayers
and supplications with strong crying and tears unto him that
was able to save [G4982] him from death, and was heard in
that he feared [G2124];

This verse tells us about the suffering before the cross. It
was a part of his days when He lived among us. It does not
say it applied just to the Garden where He gave out great
drops of blood in sweat. It speaks of the time during the
'days of His flesh'

G2124 - Eulabeia (feminine noun) = caution, circumspection,
discretion by avoidance and/or reasonable shunning; reverence,
veneration by reverence toward God, godly fear, piety; fear,
anxiety, dread.

I believe Jesus offered up prayers, strong crying with tears
through out all of his 33 years on the Earth. Even though
He had His Heavenly Father in unique Oneness, that did
not negate His feelings, His emotional well-being and His
own struggles with in what He feared.

There are 5 different New Testament (Greek) words for
our English word: "strange" however G3579 is a verb and
G3581 is an adjective from the same base as follows:

(1) G245 - allotrios (äl-lo'-trē-os) = stranger, another man's,
strange, other men's, other, alien
(2) G1854 - exō (e'ks-ō) = without, out, out of, forth, outward,
strange, away
(3) G3579 - xenizō (kse-nē'-zō) = lodge, think it strange,
strange, entertain
(4) G3581 - xenos (kse'-nos) = stranger, strange, host
(5) G3861 - paradoxos (pä-rä'-do-ksos) = strange

BTW: I found it 'strange' that the same Greek word for
both G3579 (verb) and G3581 (adjective) combines the
concept of 'strange' with 'entertain/host.' This needed
looking into, right? I looked at NASB as well as KJV.

1 Peter 4:12 NASB
Beloved, do not be surprised at the fiery ordeal
among you, which comes upon you for your testing,
as though some strange thing were happening to you;

1 Peter 4:12 KJV
Beloved, think it [G3579] not strange [G3579]
concerning the fiery trial which is to try you,
as though some strange thing happened unto you:

Here are the 15 Greeks words from Strong's Lexicon:

G27 - Agapetos (adjective) - beloved, esteemed, favorite, dear(ly)
G3579 - Xenizo (verb) - think it strange, be shocked, to be
surprised or astonish by the strangeness and novelty of a
thing; receive as a guest, to entertain, hospitably, be lodged
or stay as a guest
G3361 - Me - not, not lest, neither (a particle of negation
that denies the thought of the thing according to judgment,
opinion, will, purpose, preference and indirectly, subjectively).
G3579 - Xenizo (verb) - think it strange, be shocked, to be
surprised or astonish by the strangeness and novelty of a
thing; receive as a guest, to entertain, hospitably, be lodged
or stay as a guest
G5213 - Hymin - you, your, yourselves (pronoun of the
second person; expressed for emphasis or when several are
addressed at the same time)
G4451 - Pyrosis - fiery trial; a burning (by which metals
are roasted and reduced by a figure drawn from a refiner's fire);
calamites or trials (that test the elements of one's character).
G1722 - En - which, in, by, with, among, on, through
(local, proper place)
G1096 - Ginomai (verb) - is, to become, happen, to arise,
to be, be made
G4314 - Pros - to the advantage of, towards, with regard
to (move with emphasis)
G3986 - Peirasmos (masculine noun) - an experiment, attempt,
trial, proving (the condition or mental state), temptation
G5213 - Hymin - you, your, yourselves (pronoun of the
second person; expressed for emphasis or when several are
addressed at the same time)
G5613 - Hos (adverb) - as, like, even as, when, how, as it
were, about, according as, in the same manner as
G3581 - Xenos (adjective) - stranger (one who is new,
unheard of), strange (person or thing), host (one receives
and entertains another hospitably), a foreigner (one without
knowledge or share in).
G4819 - Symbaino - happened, befall, so be it; to walk with
the feet near together, to come together, meet with one, of
the things which fall out at the same time, to happen, turn
out, come to pass
G5213 - Hymin - unto you, your, yourselves (pronoun of
the second person; expressed for emphasis or when several
are addressed at the same time)

The phrase: 'Xenizo Me Xenizo' emphasizes the duality of G3579
which implies the negative indirectly or subjectively against one
of the parts of G3579. You might configure it to read:

"Do Not Be Shocked That [It] Stays Lodged To Entertain"

I have written my Marin Transliteration as:
Dearly Beloved, do not be shocked by the strangeness that stays
lodged [among] yourselves as burning calamities which arise to
take advantage of you [who] attempt experiments, how in the
same manner as one hospitably entertains one without knowledge,
when you walk together turning out your feet at the same time?

I find the emphasis of this verse implies that each participant
into the experimental group willingly leaves or forgets whatever
they already knew about such temptations in order to share in
this experience.

In other words, such temptations do not just happen. They are
invited and welcomed into the group with an emphasis how
everybody will get a chance at experimentation in order to
entertain one another which takes advantage of a person.

It's a format designed to conform the group through peer
pressure that stays firmly fixed as a fiery test to see who
will take the challenge together within the group.

This verse is an indictment against those who are 'playing' with
fire by seeking entertainment within a group setting and then
become shocked that life is starting to get really, really strange.

where am i at?

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