What is Torah's real name?

Torah is like the book of the Bantus they used daily in the past. But what was it called, because torah does not sound like a Bantu word?

One day I was just sitting minding my business (watching something)when the real name came. I was like thank you Holy Spirit because you are helping me even when I am not thinking around these words. 

The word torah simply means law. Well, when you search the meaning online, you will get a long list of things it means. However, the truth is the word Torah means law.

What is law in Bantu dialects? In Zulu/Xhosa it is umthetho. In Sotho/SeTswana it is molao.

Can you see the similarities between Molao and Torah?

I have said in one post the scramblers liked to change Ms to Ts and this is on perfect example. If you change M to T you would get Tolao. Second change L ro R and get Torao. Lastly change O to H.

Your final answer is Torah. 

Somebody tell me, is law in English also coming from Molao? 

Bantus be proud of being the source of laws in the world.

What was Noahs real name?

I think this post will be difficult to convince some of the people. That is because the meaning of the name Noah is distorted just like Jacobs name. 

When you go online the and search for Noah - the meaning is rest. I don't believe Noah means rest. I believe the clue is in the story. According to the bible Noah found grace. I believe his name was what directed his life. In Genesis 6: 8 (KJV) it says : But Noah found grace in the eyes of the Lord. 

At this point if you don't believe that names direct your life, I don't know how to convince you. Noah found grace from God because his name is grace. It may sound like a fairytale but it is true. Names are not just names. If names were just names, then why did God change some peoples names to achieve His goal? 

Noah finds grace because he was named grace. Now what is grace in Bantu dialects? I think I will spare giving other dialects and go straight to the one applicable - that is Sotho. Grace in Sotho is mohau and in paleo Hebrew is Noach. 

The scrambling of this name was real. The only common letters are O nd A. Enough to conclude that the real meaning and the words share the same group of languages. How did they scramble Mohau. Well I suspect they changed M to N first and the name was Nohau. Secondly was to move A to between O and H to get Noahu. The last thing was change U to C and swap the letters again to get NOACH.

Whoever was doing the scrambling, I believe the Holy Spirit did not allow all the letters in Bantu to be changed. In the worst case scenario only one letter is left but I haven't found a situation where all letters don't match.

Conclusion : Noah was Mohau. 

What was Esau's real name?

 Esau's name will probably be difficult because of how we write today.

According to Genesis 25: 26 it reads thus: The first to come out was red, and his whole body was like a hairy garment, so they named him Esau.

A red person or rather light-skinned person is called Mosweu in seTswana

So it is possible that if they used the skin colour, he was called Mosweu. So how did Esau come about. In Paleo Hebrew Esau is written as Esaw. Mosweu and Esaw have three common letters - those are ESW. Clearly MO was dropped first. When you drop Mo from Mosweu you'd be left with Sweu. From Sweu take E to the beginning and get ESWU. Lastly change U to A and then move it to between S and W to get ESAW. Esau and Mosweu do rhyme and you can tell right there that it is a Bantu language.

So conclusion is Esau/Esaw was Mosweu in SeTswana.

What does Bantu mean?

Most people are very quick on online platforms to dismiss the word Bantu. Once you use it, they will tell you the word Bantu simply means people.

I don't deny that today when someone says umuntu/abantu they simply mean people. However, once you know that the father of Abantu was called Ntu, you will realize that Abantu cannot mean people.

Abantu - or people who call people -Ntu, -Tho, -Thu, etc whatever prefix they use are a group. They may not know it now but the Bible as our source to decode will make you see that children were called - Ban/Ben. This comes from a Sotho word called Bana

So clearly after Abraham gave birth to Isaac, from there on the children were referred to bana ba'ntu. Meaning children of Ntu.

I suspect with time bana was dropped to just get Ba'Ntu indicating that we are of Ntu. This is an assumption so if you know the real history with reliable reference please share.

The only word as I said that is common in the Bantu people is Ntu (the father of abantu). Whether the person is in the East or North or South or West of Africa if you use Ntu to call a person (however you write it), then you possibly are a generation of Bab'Ntu (Father of Ntus). Unfortunately, with Bantu people being reckless with their history (holy book) lots of people have dismissed the existence of people called abantu. Some claim the name was only given by the Caucasians, but that is far from the truth. 

When the boats arrived in shores of South African people living here already called themselves abantu. Even the old government called only black/brown people Bantu. 

The term Bantu quickly meant we were beneath or deserved inferior education, etc. That is why they stopped using the term because it was referring to inferior quality of life.

Next time someone says abantu simply means people - ask them about Ntu. 

We are Bana Ba'Ntu not just people. 

The repackaged Bible however, indicates that the holy people are children of Jacob another mismatch. I believe it was written children of Ntu not Israel.

What was Isaac's real name?

I am sure by now you no the drill. If not, check other posts about the real names of the people of the bible. 

Very few people names were written in their original Bantu names. I am still to find at least one person with the original bantu name - possibly in the long genealogies. That is because no-one wants to read the whole chapter of who beget who. 

Well back to Isaac, you probably are like me. I like straight forward answers eg I would want the post to be Isaac is XXXX then I move on. However, if I do so I won't do justice to comparing the paleo Hebrew to Bantu dialects. If I jump straight to the answer also you may say it is not true because you may not see how the word was manipulated from the original Bantu name to the written paleo Hebrew.

Ok, enough about rambling. According to the bible Isaac means laughter - Genesis 21 : 6 reads as follows: Sarah said, "God has brought me laughter, and everyone who hears about this will laugh with me"

What is to laugh or laughter in Bantu languages? I will settle for Southern Sotho translation. Feel free to use google translate to check Xhosa, Zulu, SeTswana, etc

But laugh in Southern Sotho is Tsheha. In Paleo Hebrew, Isaac is Yitzchaq. Again the consonants are what will guide us. Tsheha and Yitzchaq have THA in common. It seem YI was added incorrectly in paleo Hebrew. To have the words at the same standing Tsheha would be Tzchaq without YI in paleo Hebrew. Again S was changed to Z. C could be E. Let us try with these few changes Tzchaq changes to Tsehaq. The last thing we can do is either remove q altogether or change Q to H and then move it from the end and put it between S and E. We can finally have Tsheha from Tsehaq. 

The re-writting of names was intentional, deceptive and scrambled.

Isaacs' real Bantu name was possibly just Tsheha. 

What is the bibles' real name?

The bible is clearly a book with holy writings. And I suppose the lack of coming up with new names in those who scrambled the book and repackaged it could not use words far from Bantu words.

The name of the bible simply comes from Xhosa/Zulu name. I suspect it was called Holy Writings.

Can you see a word similar to bible? Imibhalo vs Bible. 

You can decode this word easily when you follow paleo Hebrew writing method. BL (Bhala) vs BBL (Biblia) only one B was added when writing without vowels.

So the word Bible comes from imibhalo.

What was Sarah's real name?

Well, I hope you have seen how I change names from paleo Hebrew back to Bantu dialects in the previous posts. My one and only guidance is the meaning of he names. 

If the meaning is not given, I try to see what the name rhymes with or which letters are common between paleo and bantu. As we continue, you will soon realize that there are lot of mismatches. 

Coming to Sarah's name. Let us get to the meanings too so that you can see the mismatch.

According to the bible God changed Sarah's name from Sarai Genesis 17:15 - God also said to Abraham, "As for Sarai your wife, you are no longer to call her Sarai; her name will be Sarah.

Sarai meaning is not given and Sarah means princess. 

What do I think her names mean, I think she was called princess and then breed. I know the name ''breed'' does not sound special. But to open her womb God had to call her with the verb that will bring forth children. 

Let us look at both names in Bantu

Princess in Zulu is Nkosazane

I suspect Nko was removed completely to leave Sazane. Then the next step was to remove e to get Sazan. The next step was change Z to R to get Saran. No wonder it is written as Sarah. 

What about Zalani in Zulu. 

I am sure if you don't know the language, all this is just confusing. So Sarai would be achieved like this - first change z to s from ZALANI to SALANI. Next change L to R like this - SARANI. Last thing is just remove N and be left with SARAI.

I know it would take a lot of effort but I really believe our languages have only evolved based on new words and borrowed words. I don't see how a whole nation can forget its language just like that. So my conclusion is that the original words were scrambled in the re-packaged bible.

So Sarah is princess coming from Nkosazane and Sarai comes from breed which is Zalani. 

Conclusion Sarah was changed not Sarai. She was Sarah changed to Sarai.

I suspect Abraham and Sarah were a power couple called 'Zalani Abantu' (Sarai - Abram) (wrong spellings) meaning be fruitful

Clearly the celebs joining names today try to do this. LOL