Sunday, December 20, 2009  Good Thing He's All About Forgiveness
One of the most common motifs in Hebrew tattoos that can be seen
on Christians, is forgiveness. Do they somehow feel guilty? I
don't really understand it myself, but there you have it:  Or
maybe not.  Today's victim wanted a Hebrew "Forgiven" tattoo,
inside a fish. However, he was maliciously duped. Really, I just
can't see any other explanation to this. Those are just random
letters, and the word begins with a sofit. Fail? Totally.  The
real question here, is whether this guy will be capable to
forgive whomever mangled his tattoo translation for him...  Now,
boys, this is how you properly write "[was] Forgiven" in Hebrew.
There are two words you could use, Nislach or Nimchal. Mind,
this is the male version.  And this is the female version of
"[was] Forgiven", Nislecha or Nimchela:     1. Well... we do
gotz a "dag", and then (reversed) "Tzag", from the injunction to
"go thou and show a fish, brothers" (Paul's letter to the Pisces
v.2:chap.12) I