THE ALPHA FREQUENCY #711 - THE SOURCE OF THE FRUIT: YESHUA’S TEACHINGS ON GOOD AND EVIL

The Words for Good and Evil

Kia ora, whānau. Today we are looking at the very core of how we live, the nature of good and evil. In a world that often gets caught up in external rules and judgment, Yeshua taught that the true source of our actions is found deep within our own hearts. By understanding the original language and how it fits into our lives, we can learn how to "fix the soil" of our inner world.

To understand what Yeshua was teaching, we have to look at the Greek words and how they translate into English and Te Reo Māori. This shows us that being "good" is about the life force we carry:

• Agathos (Greek): In English, this is Good. In Te Reo Māori, the closest word is Pai. It describes something that is useful, beneficial, and full of life.

• Ponēros (Greek): In English, this is Evil or Wicked. In Te Reo Māori, it is Kino. While we often think of "evil" as a purely moral or demonic category, the Greek ponēros and Aramaic (Yeshua's native tongue) bīshā have more "earthy" origins, describing something that is diseased, useless, or a destructive influence that causes pain.