“Amen and Awomen.” Rep. Emanuel Cleaver heard somebody say Hank Johnson is the dumbest man in Congress, to which he replied, “Hold my beer.”
This post was last modified on January 4, 2021
Amen and Awomen
“Amen and Awomen.” Rep. Emanuel Cleaver heard somebody say Hank Johnson is the dumbest man in Congress, to which he replied, “Hold my beer.”
This post was last modified on January 4, 2021
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If you use awomen after amen then you're amoron.
OK
It is now officially "Awomenstruation."
You are womentally twisted.
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That "illiterate" description has to include the down vote ...
āmēn (biblical, Christianity, Late Latin, Medieval Latin, Ecclesiastical Latin)
For some: "So mote it be"...
What an illiterate idiot,
A friend told me this:
Amen. A Hebrew adjective originally meaning “reliable, sure, true”; as an adjectival verb it means “it is reliable or true.” The related verb ʾāman means “to support, sustain”; in the niphal stem “to prove oneself steady, reliable, loyal”; in the hiphil “to regard someone as reliable, trustworthy, or truthful,” and hence “to believe.” By itself ʾāmēn was used as a formula meaning “Surely!” or “In very truth!” at the end of a doxology. For example, after “Blessed be Yahweh forever” it signifies “Yes indeed!” or “May it be so in very truth!” (cf. Pss. 41:13; 72:19; 89:52; 106:48; also 1 Chron. 16:36 and Neh. 8:6, where the audience assents to and adopts their leader’s praise of God).
Evangelical Dictionary of Theology
While smoking crack, Cleaver saw an advertisement on the inside cover of a matchbook, "Get your Theology Degree!"
What a retarded douchebag.
This "minister" has no clue what Amen means. Just like his buddies Charlatan and JackAss.