Zabaglione
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English
Etymology
From the Italian, from the Latin sabai, (an Illyrian drink) + -one, (an Italian suffix).
Noun
zabaglione
Alternative spelling
zabaione
Translations
- French: sabayon m
- Italian zabaglione m, zabaione m
Italian
- zabaglione
Would it be true to say that the 'day of judgement' and 'rapture' do
not apply to humankind? If we look at the 'Book of Enoch', it speaks
of God condemning some wicked beings to be exiled to the earth until
some future 'day of judgement'. Is it possible that 'rapture' refers
to these beings being removed from the earth? After all the earth is a
place where a 'new jerusalem' will herald the presence of divinity.
This would happen with the continued presence of humankind upon the
earth.
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lsenders@hotmail.com says...
>
>Matthew Johnson wrote:
>> your feeble attempt to
>
>Ever notice how your judgments always center upon self? Everyone elses
>judgments are "feeble" but yours are always righteous and divinely
>enlightened. And you have an express inability to say anything gently,
>but always, yes always, employing demeaning adjectives. An example of
>a bad tree not able to produce good fruit?"
>
>selah
And you don't see the same in your own words, if not even worse? Your habit of
ending quotes with "selah" is a _particularly_ egregious example of it! Not only
is it presumptuous for you to use this word in the first place, but you are
assuming a sense for it that is NOT backed by any scholarly source concerning
the Hebrew language.
Now THAT is "always centered upon self". THAT, not my words, is the "express
inability to say anything gently" and "always righteous and divinely
enlightened".
You _do_ live in a glass house, Loren, so stop throwing stones.
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Subducat se sibi ut haereat Deo
quidquid boni habet, tribuat illi a quo factus est.
(St. Augustine, Ser. 96)
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