This document discusses the origins and evolution of various religious and theological terms. It explores how words like "JEHOVAH", "Passover", and "Scapegoat" were developed to translate Hebrew concepts, and how terms like "Atonement" and "Beautiful" came to be used. It also comments that language is always changing through a natural process of evolution and variation, so there is no absolute right or wrong in linguistics.

2. Anna McKeon
Where Beautiful Started

5. In principio
creavit Deus
cælum et
terram.
Trans: In the Beginning, God created heaven and the earth

12. The Powers that be
Let there be light
Fight the good fight
The signs of the times
Eat, drink and be merry
My brother’s keeper
Ye of little faith

14. or

16. Made up to translate Hebrew azael – goat that departs
JEHOVAH
Anglicized form of the classical Hebrew Yahweh
Passover
Made up rather than just using pesach
Scapegoat

17. Newly combined beauty + Germanic -ful (“full of”)
- rather than the more common ‘belle’ or ‘fair’
AtonementAt-one-ment to translate the Hebrew root behind Kippur (K-P-R)
Beautiful

19. thr iz no rite or wrng lingo, any mr
thn thr iz rite or wrng in n8tur s’all bout
restless + continuous chng evlutn variation
S’naked obv + rite that r lingo hz evolvd +
wll continue to evolv
wrdz r free

21. lovache

22. wrdz

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