Gavin says, "On this Eve of Australia Day 2020 [sic. 2022]" & "Conversion of Saint Paul's Day, let us give thanks to God our Father through Jesus Christ, that this land was settled under white Protestant Christian government with the British Empire in accordance with the Noachic mandate of Genesis 9:27, 'God shall enlarge Japheth ...'." And "in this first sermon we shall consider some introductory matters to Aramaic." "I have discovered five grammatical rules of the Aramaic shaphel, aphel, and haphel verbs and participles, that … have not been previously articulated." "I am naming these under the acronym of the SHAH rules … in which the 'S-H' stands for the 'SH' of 'Shaphel,' the 'A' stands for the 'A' of "Aphel,' and the 'H' for the 'H' of 'Haphel.' The completed word of 'SHAH' also replicates the noun 'Shah' which is the Persian name for 'King' or 'Prince' which I name in dedication to King Christ." "SHAH Rule 1 … the Biblical Aramaic shaphel which replicates the Accadian shaphel implies a contextual nuance … of building or God's power of deliverance." On "the importance of New Testament Aramaic in the Aramaic sayings of Jesus. This 1st of today's 4 sermons shall also include some introductory comments on Aramaic, such as the different names that it has been known under, & its generation from the Tower of Babel in Genesis 11." Gavin's discussion of Aramaic grammarians "shuffle-shaphel," is complemented in Part 3 with reference to "the huff'n'puff aphel-haphel syncopated prefix imperfect verbs and participles disputes." ATTENTION: These 4 sermons include comments premised upon the old earth creationist model of Gavin's book, Creation, Not Macroevolution – Mind the Gap.
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Gavin McGrath (b. 1960) is a graduate of Sydney University, University of Western Sydney, and Moore Theological College (a Reformed Anglican College in Sydney) in New South Wales, Australia. From April 2020, he is a retired school teacher of both New South Wales, Australia, and...
