the missing link to God's family

[JBrentonK]

The term Christ is from the greek Christós, which means "anointed", you ignorant twerp.  Jesus of Nazareth never used it to refer to himself.  When the book of Matthew has Peter refer to Jesus as "Christ", you have to remember that the book was written much later and is a translation:  the term would have been "maschiach" in Aramaic . . . messiah.   Many individuals since Jesus of Nazareth have also been called "Christ".  The Emperor Constantine is a primary example. 

You can yammer on and on about how SPECIAL your name is, you can prove absolutely that you are a direct descendant of Constantine - - so what?  Nobody is going to care about your ridiculous delusions of grandeur.   The only thing that we will care about regarding you, JBentKilljoy, is that UNTIL you manage to raise the dead and walk on water in front of a huge crowd of witnesses, you are wasting our time, and yours.

Go f*** yourself . . . oh, right, you already are . . . carry on then.

Thanks, drfuzzy.

You can say you know what it's like having a name like I do, but until you give me any kind of a hint about it's significance you can keep on guessing. Not long ago actually, because of my fathers name (James E. Killingsworth-- I won't go into details and tell you his inital, but I already told you it in the last thread), and my mothers relation to his name I suppose, I believed some of the strangest shiz. First of all, James E. (to find out what the E is go to the other thread or PM me) Killingsworth is a name that will really shock you. I imagine you talking to him about his name problem. Anyway. His name literally comes out just like Jehovah God's. Exactly, in point of fact. But I believed that my parents housed a mad house of Jehovah God's. Their names naturally in point of fact, stick out like that. They are the well known people that protect the tree, or, in a reality that you do not know, they are the well known people that everyone know. This would prove them being God like figures. I believe solemnly that they are. All you need to know about them is their name though. Now that's some proof huh drfuzzy? I can guarantee you that you know these people. At least, I believe this solemnly. Nevertheless I believed that they were the owners of a mad house. I thought it was the craziest thing that people were not actually showing up at my house.

My parents are one thing, drfuzzy, but until you start addressing the name in any way, beyond saying it resembles Constantine (who is constantine anyway? somebody important?); I will continue telling you about it's greatness, it's ability to superfy even God like people, and even its ability to get to you. What do you know anyway drfuzzy? Unless you have something to say about it's exact similarity to a name of God, I would ask you to leave the information you provide at my doorstep. Or should I say my thread. Because you may have congratulated me for having the name I do, but you sure as heck didn't say anything for anybody else, beyond a warning as to what's to come in the thread (seriousness!).

What's so important about having an important name drfuzzy? Well, having a name that bewilders everybody and leaves nothing beyond a stain, is what I'm talking about. Not to mention, being able to tell you further proofs... What do you want from me drfuzzy? If it's what you want, let me tell you, there is nothing in the world you know about my parents. If you think you do you don't. Why do they protect God's tree drfuzzy? Isn't that the reason God would leave me with these people? What is it about my parents? I don't have to explain anything to you though do I.

No I don't. Not a thing. But you asked didn't you. Why don't you tell drfuzzy. Tell me something I don't know. Please.

[Edwardo Piet]

Yeah, I refrained from pointing that out, since the guy is either a Poe, a troll or a totally ignorant twat. In either case, every effort at an honest discussion is totally wated.

No he's either a Poe or psychotic and needs help! Believing you're the son of God is more than ignorant!

[Edwardo Piet]

JK I removed my rep point for you, you're going on about Killingsworth and being boring as fuck again. If you're a Poe at least be funny.

[Iroscato]

You are deeply, creepily obsessed with your own family.

[ignoramus]

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[Angrboda]

I'm thinking JBK is a different kind of missing link.

[Hmmm?]

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[Edwardo Piet]

Ever since watching Hellsing Ultimate Abridged by Team Four Star I keep having sudden urges at random times to announce to everyone that I'm a "Fuckmothering Vampire" even though it doesn't apply to me and I'm a turtle not a vampire.

[Homeless Nutter]

[...]

So Killingsworth must mean something profound. [...]

It probably means, that your mother is also your sister and your aunt...

[jenny1972]

uh no the word " Christ" does not mean God , the word " Christ " means Messiah .... who is related through his father to the throne of David not some half God half man creature but a person related to king David

now are you saying that you are Christ or saying you are God ? you cant be both . how is James Brenton Kellingsworth your name proof that you are God  ? and the term 'son of God' doesnt mean "God" either its a term used in the OT several times and it just means 'servant of God' and having a connection to God the same way Jesus used the term Sons of God (Heb: bənê hāʼĕlōhîm, בני האלהים) is a phrase used in the Hebrew Bible and apocrypha. When applied to men, the phrase refers to the righteous who become conscious of God's fatherhood to his creation.

So Killingsworth must mean something profound.
well this is what the word means ( from surname database , hold onto your hats everyone and behold the meaning of the great name Killingsworth ready? are you sure your ready for this its gonna blow your mind )

Last name: Killingsworth
This name is of English locational origin from a place called Killingworth in Northumberland. The name means "The word of Cylla's people". Another spot thus called may also have existed in Norfolk as the early recordings of the name all come from this county. In 1388 one Thomas de Killingworth was vicar of Windham, Co. Norfolk. A Richard Killingworth is recorded there in 1561. Grantham Killingworth (1699-1778) was a baptist controversialist and pamphlet publisher. The earliest spelling of the place name Killingwrth appears in the Book of Fees dated 1242. The first recorded spelling of the family name is shown to be that of Adam de Kellyngworthe which was dated 1273