JJ Roxx returns from vacation and finds out his office has been turned into a joke store.  Yes, Schtix and Stones now has a new morning show format.  Christopher and JJ discuss everything from why they are no longer 'teaching".  In the new 1.5 hour format, Christopher and JJ discuss this new iPod charger that makes you wear a gas mask to charge it.  Myriam Apparitions in Christopher's Latte Art that will bring protestants to the Hebrew Roots and will be a good marketing ploy for the Kosher Kup to up-sale on Shofars and HRV Bibles.  Also Christopher and JJ discuss resurrecting the Hebrew Hammer as a 3 part movie series with Peter Jackson at the helm where the Hebrew Hammer has to battle the Pope.  They also discuss the Angel with the cell phone in the Netherlands.   All this and a lot more on Schtix and Stones.   PS Why does Robin Williams look like Michael W Smith in this picture???  It's a Conspiracy man!!!!! 

One problem that presents itself, in translating the New Testament from Hebrew and Aramaic into English, is that of the gender of the Ruach HaKodesh (Holy Spirit). English is very different from Hebrew and Aramaic. To begin with, English has three genders:
masculine, feminine, and neuter (i.e. he, she, and it). Hebrew and Aramaic have no neuter gender. In Hebrew and Aramaic everything is either a “he” or a “she”, and nothing is an “it”. Also gender plays a much more important role in Hebrew and Aramaic, than in English. In English, gender is usually only an issue when dealing with pronouns. But in Hebrew and in Aramaic, nouns and verbs are also masculine or feminine. And while there are no true adjectives in Hebrew (nouns are used as adjectives), noun modifiers must agree in gender with the noun. Now the Hebrew word RUACH (Aramaic RUCHA) is grammatically feminine, as is the phrase Ruach HaKodesh. This is matched by the role of the Ruach HaKodesh as “comforter” (John 14-16), and the identification of the “comforter”,with YHWH acting as a “mother” (Is. 66:13).
Now in English, the Ruach is often referred to as “he” or “it” as also in the Greek New Testament. However this seems very odd indeed, to the Semitic mind. Now it is very clear that the gender of the RUACH has been revised in many passages of the Aramaic, to agree with the Hellenistic concept of the Holy Spirit as being either a “he” or an “it”. Thus the pronouns used for the Ruach HaKodesh in John 14-16 in the Peshitta, are all masculine. However the hand of revision is very clear. For example, while both the Peshitta and Old Syriac have “he” in John 16:8, the Old Syriac has “she” just a few verses further down in 16:13, while the Peshitta has “he”. Moreover there are many passages in which the Peshitta itself, pairs the Ruach HaKodesh with feminine verbs and/or feminine modifiers: Mk. 1:10; John 1:32, 33; 6:63; 7:39; Acts 8:29, 39; 16:17; Proverbs 1:20, Rom. 8:9, 10, 11, 16, 26a, 26b, 1Cor. 3:16; 1Tim. 4:1; 1Pt. 1:11; 4:14 and 1Jn. 5:6. In fact the Peshitta Aramaic of Rom. 8:16, opens with:
And she the Ruach gives testimony….
While it is clear that the Ruach HaKodesh has no literal gender, it is also clear that the Ruach HaKodesh is grammatically and figuratively a “she”.

Christopher and JJ Roxx discuss HaSatan in the music industry, they compiled a ton of clips illustrating only a very small percentage of the influence of HaSatan in the music industry and what goes on behind closed doors in the music industry.  From Satanic spells cast upon the master tapes of the albums purchased by your children, to a homosexual underground in the rap, hip hop, and pop music scene.  You will not want to miss this episode and parents you are going to want to have your children listen to this episode to find out who is behind the curtain of the music they listen to.  

For more info on your favorite musicians and their occultic influence please visit this website (Much thanx to Christopher's fiancee' Tammy for the website submission)  http://theater.goodfight.org/