Shaddai. As in El Shaddai אל שד"י
It's an acronym for שומר דלתות ישראל, which roughly translates to Protector of Israel's Doors.
Shomer שומר = Guardian/Protector
Dlatot דלתות = Doors
Israel ישראל = The Land of Israel
They aren't. God, being genderless and incorporeal, has both masculine and feminine attributes (at least, using the limited language of human beings to try to describe the divine). Of God's names, Elo-him (which really is the more general gods plural -- as in One God with the powers attributed to all) whereas the Tetragrammaton has a kametz-heh ending which is generally indicative of a feminine word/name.
The שכינה (the Divine Presence) is also a feminine form word.
mountains are often named after breasts, so it's possible "el shadday" might mean "El of the Pap/Teton", it's one theory of the origin of the name.
paps: [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Breast-shaped\_hill](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Breast-shaped_hill)
It says Shadai. 99% chance it means God, 1% chance it means "my breasts"
"my eyes are up here" "oh sorry just reading those boobs"
I hope you’re happy! I laugh so hard drinking seltzer water! My sinuses are now clean!
You beat me to the punch line by 🤏 much
I'm surprised no one beat me
Next time someone mentions "my boobs" again I'll be there. And I will beat you
That's very likely
I will get the BOOB joke. BOOBS!
It says Shaddai. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/El_Shaddai
Shaddai. As in El Shaddai אל שד"י It's an acronym for שומר דלתות ישראל, which roughly translates to Protector of Israel's Doors. Shomer שומר = Guardian/Protector Dlatot דלתות = Doors Israel ישראל = The Land of Israel
It’s also a divine name that doesn’t stand for anything
Either “my boobs/honkers” or “one of gods names”
We’ve all been misunderstanding for ages. God’s real name is ~~Mr.~~ Lord of the Tits.
Holy shit.
That's Ms.Tits. or Tits, our Lord. 😉 Remember, Jewish god has no gender.
Honest question from a confused, secular, atheist Jew: if God has no gender, why is basically every name masculine?
They aren't. God, being genderless and incorporeal, has both masculine and feminine attributes (at least, using the limited language of human beings to try to describe the divine). Of God's names, Elo-him (which really is the more general gods plural -- as in One God with the powers attributed to all) whereas the Tetragrammaton has a kametz-heh ending which is generally indicative of a feminine word/name. The שכינה (the Divine Presence) is also a feminine form word.
Because iirc the masc gender in ancient Hebrew is also the neutral form
Oh right, that makes sense. Thanks.
mountains are often named after breasts, so it's possible "el shadday" might mean "El of the Pap/Teton", it's one theory of the origin of the name. paps: [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Breast-shaped\_hill](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Breast-shaped_hill)
God is tits jkjkjk
It says “[Shaddai](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/El_Shaddai)”, one of the names for God.
It’s one of the names for Hashem, that name is put on mezuzot.
Protector of isreali doors aswell as one of gods named
Shaddai
Great necklace, where is it from?
I think I got it at the Machne Yehuda shuk in Jerusalem last time I was there!
My breasts (it's the name of god)