Far I see? Hmm. Aramaic 'perishayya', plural of perisha. Greek: pharisaios to Latin 'pharisaeus' to Old English 'farise' to Middle English 'pharise'.....

Meaning separate.....as how the cleric is seperate from the general public by their practice and understanding. That's the literal separation. The spiritual one is the difference in the understanding itself. What is this difference? Semantics? No

Understanding of meaning behind will both separate and unite, depending on the receiver and their focus or lack thereof.

Speaking of Phokis:

Palan means many things depending. It means nourishment and it means sudden discovery......manna from heaven.....enlightenment.....food for thought. Seeing the light, so to speak. It also reps a 'raising up' as a king upon a pillow or 'pallette' for his palatial presence. Speaking of discernment; Fee Fi Fo Fum, I smell sophomoric numerology that has no sum. So if you'd be a kang of definitions, you'll need to raise it up another level to the spiritual source

What is Phi? What is Pi? What the 'h' is the difference? You don't seem to know.

How about Rho? Do all roads lead to Cairo by coinkydink? Isn't there something you need to know to decode that too?

Without the key to discernment, words become division.

'The jews' vs the 'non-jews' dichotomy continues and as long as the definitions remain literal ones, it will never stop.

Far I see? Hmm. Aramaic 'perishayya', plural of perisha. Greek: pharisaios to Latin 'pharisaeus' to Old English 'farise' to Middle English 'pharise'.....

Meaning separate.....as how the cleric is seperate from the general public by their practice and understanding. That's the literal separation. The spiritual one is the difference in the understanding itself. What is this difference? Semantics? No

Understanding of meaning behind will both separate and unite, depending on the receiver and their focus or lack thereof.

Speaking of Phokis:

Palan means many things depending. It means nourishment and it means sudden discovery......manna from heaven.....enlightenment.....food for thought. Seeing the light, so to speak. It also reps a 'raising up' as a king upon a pillow or 'pallette' for his palatial presence. Speaking of discernment; Fee Fi Fo Fum, I smell sophomoric numerology that has no sum. So if you'd be a kang of definitions, you'll need to raise it up another level to the spiritual source

What is Phi? What is Pi? What the 'h' is the difference? You don't seem to know.

How about Rho? Do all road leads to Cairo by coinkydink? Isn't there something you need to know to decode that too?

Without the key to discernment, words become division.

'The jews' vs the 'non-jews' dichotomy continues and as long as the definitions remain literal ones, it will never stop.

Far I see? Hmm. Aramaic 'perishayya', plural of perisha. Greek: pharisaios to Latin 'pharisaeus' to Old English 'farise' to Middle English 'pharise'.....

Meaning separate.....as how the cleric is seperate from the general public by their practice and understanding. That's the literal separation. The spiritual one is the difference in the understanding itself. What is this difference? Semantics? No

Understanding of meaning behind will both separate and unite, depending on the receiver and their focus or lack thereof.

Speaking of Phokis:

Palan means many things depending. It means nourishment and it means sudden discovery......manna from heaven.....enlightenment.....food for thought. Seeing the light, so to speak. It also reps a 'raising up' as a king upon a pillow or 'pallette' for his palatial presence. Speaking of discernment; Fee Fi Fo Fum, I smell sophomoric numerology that has no sum.

What is Phi? What is Pi? What the 'h' is the difference? You don't seem to know.

How about Rho? Do all road leads to Cairo by coinkydink? Isn't there something you need to know to decode that too?

Without the key to discernment, words become division.

'The jews' vs the 'non-jews' dichotomy continues and as long as the definitions remain literal ones, it will never stop.

Far I see? Hmm. Aramaic 'perishayya', plural of perisha. Greek: pharisaios to Latin 'pharisaeus' to Old English 'farise' to Middle English 'pharise'.....

Meaning separate.....as how the cleric is seperate from the general public by their practice and understanding. Understandings will both separate and unite, depending on their focus.

Speaking of Phokis:

Palan means many things depending. It means nourishment and it means sudden discovery......manna from heaven.....enlightenment.....food for thought. Seeing the light, so to speak. It also reps a 'raising up' as a king upon a pillow or 'pallette' for his palatial presence. Speaking of discernment; Fee Fi Fo Fum, I smell sophomoric numerology that has no sum.

What is Phi? What is Pi? What the 'h' is the difference? You don't seem to know.

How about Rho? Do all road leads to Cairo by coinkydink? Isn't there something you need to know to decode that too?

Without the key to discernment, words become division.

'The jews' vs the 'non-jews' dichotomy continues and as long as the definitions remain literal ones, it will never stop.

Far I see? Hmm. Aramaic 'perishayya', plural of perisha. Greek: pharisaios to Latin 'pharisaeus' to Old English 'farise' to Middle English 'pharise'.....

Meaning separate.....as how the cleric is seperate from the general public by their practice and understanding. Understandings will both separate and unite, depending on their focus.

Speaking of Phokis:

Palan means many things depending. It means nourishment and it means sudden discovery......manna from heaven.....enlightenment.....food for thought. Seeing the light, so to speak. It also reps a 'raising up' as a king upon a pillow or 'pallette' for his palatial presence. Speaking of discernment; Fee Fi Fo Fum, I smell sophomoric numerology that has no sum.

What is Phi? What is Pi? What the 'h' is the difference? You don't seem to know.

How about Rho? Do all road leads to Cairo by coinkydink? Isn't there something you need to know to decode that too?

Without the key to discernment, words become division.

Palan means many things depending. It means nourishment and it means sudden discovery......manna from heaven.....enlightenment.....food for thought. Seeing the light, so to speak. It also reps a 'raising up' as a king upon a pillow or 'pallette' for his palatial presence. Speaking of discernment; Fee Fi Fo Fum, I smell sophomoric numerology that has no sum.

What is Phi? What is Pi? What the 'h' is the difference? You don't seem to know.

How about Rho? Do all road leads to Cairo by coinkydink? Isn't there something you need to know to decode that too?

Without the key to discernment, words become division.