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We all have hand gestures. When we talk, we use our hands to express ourselves further, although we might not know what they actually mean. Are you conveying yourself correctly with your hand gestures? Do you even know what they mean and what kind of impression you could give someone significant or someone you just met? Discover hand gestures, the little things mean a lot!

Take a look at your current gestures, what are your self-comfort rituals? The fiddles, stroking, sucking, hitting habits you do when you're under pressure of wanting to self calm? What is the range of your emphatic gestures do you have when you're speaking? Are they gestures that are repetitive, that you don't even notice? Are you throwing your hands around while you talk?

One gesture, for example hand-folding may seem to portray that you're irritated or inpatient, as though you are wasting your time with the person you're interacting with and would rather leave right now. However, in other cases you might look quite cool. The same thing done at the right time and in the right way is actually perfectly acceptable.

Good hand gestures

Good gestures have two main points, illustrative and emphatic. Done properly, it will enhance the effect of your message, and the understanding of the listener.

Illustrative

In this, your hands perform a mime, attempting to describe the object or action you're talking about. It's like we all know that a thumbs up signifies positive direction where as a thumbs down signifies a negative one. When you put your palm up, you might mean stop or even slow down. Illustrative gestures aid the understanding of your listener; it's like painting small pictures in the air

Emphatic

These gestures try to define emotions. It's like we throw our fist in the air when we're angry, frustrated, anxiety or worry. Using emphatic gestures, you would like to ensure that your listener understands your strength of feeling. By employing both hands in the same gesture, it would appear that you're fully committed to the thought that you are having. It's as though your left brain and right brain were sync in agreement. However it is rare to use an emphatic gesture that employs both hands, it is more usual to use one hand more than the other.

Bad hand gestures

This is when hand gestures look rude and convey an unpleasant message.

Aggressive

The worst problem is we use these hand gestures a lot, without even realizing it. They are received as purveyors of ritualised combat or fight intentions. Even with such gestures, for most people they are actually no intention to follow through. It means that they do not actually want to fight, though they have used that gesture. These could be suppressed feelings which are used by gestures to combat, like slamming the phone, chewing pens or hitting the table.

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In the Bible versus the Quran: the Fool Folds his Hands and Ruins Himself

According to Ecclesiastes 4:5, the Bible talks about a very interesting phenomenon that is the Self-Cannibalism; it is the one which eats his own flesh.  The verse says:

The fool eats his own flesh or,

The fool folds his hands and ruins himself or,

The fool sits back, His sloth is slow suicide or,

The fool sits back and takes it easy, His sloth is slow suicide.

 

However,

The exact translation of the verse is:

The lazy eats his own flesh while he is folding his hand.

It should be emphasized that this is the Arabic translation of the verse according to the original Hebrew verse.

 

In the Language, Lazy means:

Indolent

Idle

Lethargic

Languid

Slothful

Slow-moving

Sluggish

Energetic is the Antonym of Lazy

 

On the other hand, the fool is a weak-minded or idiotic person or silly or stupid person or a person who lacks judgment or sense.

The fool is the one who is deficient in judgment, sense, or understanding who acts unwisely on a given occasion.

 

This verse illustrates the corruption of translation.

In New International Version; it is translated as:" The fool folds his hands and ruins himself."   It does not say "he eats his own flesh"

In The Message; it is translated as:" The fool sits back and takes it easy, His sloth is slow suicide"   It does not say "he eats his own flesh"

However, the other eight versions say "he eats his own flesh"

On the other hand, two versions used words that indicate the meaning of "Lazy", they are The Message which uses "His sloth" and the Amplified Bible which uses " idle hands".

However, not all lazy people are fool and not all fool people are lazy.

This basic knowledge of the difference between lazy and fool illustrates the corruption of the English translations of the Bible in many Biblical versions.

The question is: Do not the Translators of the Bible know the difference between Lazy and Fool?

 

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Cannibalism in the Bible (3):

 

The Lazy eats his own flesh in the Bible:

 

Ecclesiastes 4:5 in ten different Biblical versions:

 

New International Version

5 The fool folds his hands and ruins himself.

 

New American Standard Bible

5The fool folds his hands and consumes his own flesh.

 

The Message

5 The fool sits back and takes it easy, His sloth is slow suicide.

 

English Standard Version

5The fool folds his hands and eats his own flesh.

 

King James Version

5The fool foldeth his hands together, and eateth his own flesh.

 

Amplified Bible

5The fool folds his hands together and eats his own flesh [destroying himself by indolence].

 

Amplified Bible

5 “Fools fold their idle hands, leading them to ruin.”

 

American Standard Version

5 The fool foldeth his hands together, and eateth his own flesh.

 

Darby Translation

5The fool foldeth his hands together, and eateth his own flesh.

 

Holman Christian Standard Bible

5 The fool folds his arms and consumes his own flesh.

 

The exact translation of the verse is:

The lazy eats his own flesh while he is folding his hand.

It should be emphasized that this is the Arabic translation of the verse.

 

 

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Cannibalism in the Quran (3):

 

The Lazy eats his own flesh in the Quran:

The Quran does not say anything like that.

 

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Back to my question to the smart and interested reader:

Is the Quran quoted from the Bible?

About the Author

Professor Dr. Ibrahim Khalil
Prof. of Clinical and Chemical Pathology,
Head of Clinical Microbiology and Infection Control Unit,
Ain-Shams University. Cairo, Egypt.
And, President of the Egyptian Society of Inventors.
Member of the Egyptian union of Writers

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