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Date: January 17, 2019 at 12:41:33
From: georg, [DNS_Address]
Subject: the Lakota have a word "top-pa" which means four |
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it is very sacred to them
in their ceremonies they do something three times in preparation for doing something and then on the fourth time they actually do it
the syllables parse like this
-tópa- stem (toh, sharp impact sound + pah, sends pressure waves from all four directions)
and the word is used in the Sword narratives as follows:
tópa phrase four (to-pa)(topa)(D255)
tópa phrase the four of them (to-pa)(topa)(D16)
tópa phrase the four sacred ones (to-pa)(topa)(D152)
tópa phrase the four sacred to them (to-pa)(topa)(D38)
tópa phrase the four times that are sacred (to-pa)(topa)(D11)
tópa phrase the four which are sacred ones (to-pa)(topa)(D68)
tópa phrase the four times which are sacred (to-pa)(topa) (D156)
tópa phrase there are four which are sacred ones (to-pa)(topa)(D96)
tópa phrase there are four of them which are sacred (to-pa)(topa)(D243)
tópa phrase there are four in a sacred manner (to-pa)(topa)(D146)
tópa phrase there are four which are sacred (to-pa)(topa)(D294)
tópa phrase there are four sacred ones (to-pa)(topa)(D240)
tópa phrase four times which is sacred (to-pa)(topa)(D97)
tópa phrase a sacred four of them (to-pa)(topa)(D40)
tópa phrase there are four (to-pa)(topa)(D219)
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Date: January 17, 2019 at 12:49:03
From: georg, [DNS_Address]
Subject: Re: the Lakota have a word "top-pa" which means four |
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could this be a reference to a bolide impact so large that the sound waves came from the point source and arrived from all four directions at once?
and the Lakota are not the only culture that refer to four in a sacred manner
since we are not allowed to post scripture here I can only suggest that there are many verses where four is a special number
see Ezekiel's wheels
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