번역 - 히브리어-브라질 포르투갈어 - ÓH ELOHIM ALL TISHCÁRR SHÊ-ANI MAASSÊ NEEMÃN

Could you please build me a bridge here (and under this one too)?



CC: ahikamr ittaihen milkman

oh God, don't forget that I'm a faithful tithe donator.

Hi,
The original is strange Hebrew.
It's exact meaning is:
"Oh God, don't forget that I'm a faithful deed"
but it doesn't make any sense, right?
Lucila may be right with her idea (it's very close to what's written and has a meaning), but there's no way to be sure about it

I think that if you use "deed" neither in portuguese will make sense. In portuguese, deed means action, donate by contract, something like this, so, I think that the best thing to do is ask to JOSE BISPO what or where he seen it to know the best meaning of the phrase.

This text again! Every month - more or less - someone posts this message! Not only that - but in different languages and versions.

It's written wrong in here - it's not "MAASSÊ" but "MAASSÊR" - which is "Tither" (a person who takes or gives 1/10 of his or others property or income). It's a religious term.

Thanks guys.