Where do the Days of the Week Get Their Names

[@PralaynathGendaswami]

Alright so Thursday is actually Thor's day... ahh he should have fought Thanos on that day... It is his day...

[@ALoonwolf]

He doesn't look much like a planet does he? I wonder where he puts his moons when he's not orbiting the Sun.

[@fyveangelz9552]

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[@msms5372]

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[@brucemunro7257]

Short and to the point. Thank you for this. That guy can draw most excellent. What a talent.

[@daughterofgod777]

You know what else is cool: Here’s something cool to know. At creation and in the Ten Commandments, God made the 7th day a Sabbath to keep holy and focus on him. The Catholic Church ruled by popes, thinking they are God on earth changed the sabbath to Sunday in honor of the sun god. Because Catholicism is not Christian, it’s pagan, anti Christ and it has twisted the Bible leading the mainstream Christian world to honor the sun, believe in immortality of the soul, that you die and go straight to heaven, and that people will burn in hell for all eternity. These are all pagan teachings, not biblical. And very soon in an attempt to “bring God back to America”, the Christian world will, like the Roman church of the past, influence legislation and among many things, make Sunday a holy day, just like Roman Constantine did in 321ad. As immorality increases, this law will ultimately be enforced globally, and along with the papacy, church and state will unite and use force to “worship” Sunday, day of the sun, earth worship in opposition to Gods 7th day Sabbath. The papacy is beast #1, the Christian churches that have adopted papal teachings are beast #2 of Revelation 13, and Sunday exaltation when it is enforced, is the mark of the beast. The Bible prophesied this, because God loves us and wants us to know the future, so we know that when we see this global union and false worship, tyrannical methods of force used against those who stand against it, that’s the event that immediately proceeds Jesus second coming. This is why he told us. “If you love me, keep my commandments. And not to forget but in the 4th commandments”, “REMEMBER the sabbath day to keep it holy, 6 days you labor and do all your work but the 7th day is the Sabbath of the Lord.”

[@Alexandra-ip2by]

Actually im pretty sure Frigg wasnt the goddess of love, it was Freya

[@andrew7955]

I don't think the norse gods really had any specific affiliations like the greco-roman gods. I believe they had things they were good at or with, but nothing like Venus/Aphrodite being the goddess of love

[@xxzz5360]

Agree! Freyja!

[@linuslaw9648]

Pretty sure frigg is an alternate name or maybe an anglicized one?

[@Furienna]

Yes. That should be Freyja, who was the equivalent of Venus.

[@MMadesen]

@@xxzz5360 @Furienna Freya was a specific norse godess. While germanic paganism was largely the same in all if the germanic world, it still differed to some degree. Different tribes favoured different gods over others. Often big Rivers like the Rhine became their own gods, specific to the germanic tribes on the Rhine. And similarly the northern germanic tribes had two godesses, one called Frigg/Frigga, wife to Odin, the other Freya, godess of marriage and love. While southern germanic tribes, including the Anglosaxons had only one godess, called Fria/Frija. She was both wife to Woden and godess of love, beauty and marriage. So she either was a fusion of the two nordic godesses. Or the two nordic godesses are the result of a split of one original godess. Either way, the english Friday is named for Fria, which is essentially both Frigg and Freya combined.

[@rasapplepipe]

Woden and Mercury are both gods of wisdom Woden tossed his eye into a well to gain his wisdom.

[@ShadyGroveOz]

In the Japanese tradition, the planets were named after the five basic elements - Fire, Water, Earth, Metal and Wood. When they adopted the seven day week, they followed the western tradition of naming the days after the planets. Sunday and Monday became Sun Day and Moon Day. Mars was the Fire Star, so Tuesday became the Fire Day. Similarly, Mercury=Water Star>Wednesday=Water Day, Jupiter=Wood Star>Thursday=Wood Day, Venus=Gold/Metal Star>Friday=Gold/Metal Day, Saturn=Soil/Earth Star>Saturday=Soil/Earth Day.

[@EchoHeo]

Bruce Skinner 月火水木金土日

[@ALoonwolf]

Fire, water, earth, metal and wood. Which one is the air made out of?

[@EchoHeo]

@@ALoonwolf Ancient people didn't know what air was

[@KingOfSciliy]

@@ALoonwolf In the Chinese Elements, Wind was part of the Wood Elements, as the wind was only visible by the rustling in the foliage.

[@ramg658]

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[@jacksonsay37]

It makes no sense how our Wednesday is named after such a powerful god, while Wednesday down in Mexico is named after a mere messenger, but it makes me proud to live in an English speaking country.

[@Furienna]

What I read is that the day was named after whichever god was most associated with speed. Furthermore, Mercury was the god of merchants, thieves (!) and public speakers. He was believed to also bring the souls of the dead to Hades. So he wasn't just a messenger.

[@Shifty51991]

What might blow your mindt is English is actually a Germanic language lol

[@41kils]

why you finding ways to shit on mexico? it's just a day of the week

[@EdwinLuciano]

1:48 The god of war had his hand bitten off by a wolf. Serves him right.

[@johnyoung7103]

Fenris bit off his hand. Interesting story.

[@Ravenclaw-l2j]

MusicMan WORTHLESS omegas? Wtf! He is probably not worthless just like any other human.

[@Furienna]

He had to sacrifice his hand, so the gods could put a chain around the wolf's neck. I don't see how that served him right. And according to one version of the story, Tyr felt sorry for Fenris even after he bit his hand off and asked one of his uncles to feed the wolf while the other gods moved away.

[@torimchattie7721]

The wolf had trust issues.

[@lukewilliamson4678]

Thank you for teaching me something I didn't know.

[@daughterofgod777]

Here’s something cool to know. At creation and in the Ten Commandments, God made the 7th day a Sabbath to keep holy and focus on him. The Catholic Church ruled by popes, thinking they are God on earth changed the sabbath to Sunday in honor of the sun god. Because Catholicism is not Christian, it’s pagan, anti Christ and it has twisted the Bible leading the mainstream Christian world to honor the sun, believe in immortality of the soul, that you die and go straight to heaven, and that people will burn in hell for all eternity. These are all pagan teachings, not biblical. And very soon in an attempt to “bring God back to America”, the Christian world will, like the Roman church of the past, influence legislation and among many things, make Sunday a holy day, just like Roman Constantine did in 321ad. As immorality increases, this law will ultimately be enforced globally, and along with the papacy, church and state will unite and use force to “worship” Sunday, day of the sun, earth worship in opposition to Gods 7th day Sabbath. The papacy is beast #1, the Christian churches that have adopted papal teachings are beast #2 of Revelation 13, and Sunday exaltation when it is enforced, is the mark of the beast. The Bible prophesied this, because God loves us and wants us to know the future, so when know that when we see this global event of false worship, and tyrannical force against those who stand for truth and obey his law, that’s the event that immediately proceeds Jesus second coming. This is why he told us. If you love me, keep my commandments. And not to forget but in the 4th commandment, REMEMBER the sabbath day to keep it holy, 6 days you labor and do all your work but the 7th day is the Sabbath of the Lord.

[@aashaprabu1586]

Superb explanation ...

[@johnmartin3134]

In italian it kind of follows the planets. Monday is Lunedí ( day of the moon) Tuesday is Martedí (day of mars) Wednesday is Mercoledí (day of mercury) Thursday is Giovedí (day of Jupiter) Friday is Venerdí (day of Venus) Saturday is Sabbato for the sabbath and Sunday is Domenico (day of the lord)

[@ramg658]

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[@fedeonio555]

It follow gods that gave thise names to the planets

[@Nintentoni]

I wish Sunday was Soledi in Italian

[@varunraj7397]

What a amazing voice.Wow!

[@MultiSciGeek]

Awesome video series. Subscribed.

[@MartinKuplensEwart]

And then other places use far less fancy systems… for instance, the Latvian 'first day', 'second day', 'third day', 'fourth day', 'fifth day', 'sixth day', 'holy day'.

[@jayjasperjp]

+Martin Kuplens-Ewart Portuguese does the same thing

[@clandestino6438]

and Arabic and Hebrew

[@jacksonsay37]

Germany uses "middle of the week" for Wednesday.

[@athb4hu]

And Greek, I believe: Lord's day (Sunday, the CORRECT first day of the week), second, third, fourth day, fifth day , preparation day and sabbath. Κυριακή, Δευτέρα, Τρίτη, Τετάρτη, Πέμπτη, Παρασκευή, Σάββατο.

[@jmmip202]

Mandarin does this too.

[@GenXer82]

We Westerners seem to always have to do things differently...lol.

[@illosovic]

Its almost as if every part of the world has their own culture and way of doing things, one might even jump to the conclusion that it's not unique to the west

[@ramg658]

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[@Seiding]

"Woden" is known as "Odin" in the Scandinavian countries. So we spell it "Onsdag". Odin's day. And yes (like xSCUZZx wrote earlier), stop putting those horns on Thors helmet. I have been digging in my backyard here in Denmark for years (Viking territory), and not a single one of my Viking ancestors that i found (or dug up if you like), had helmets with horns on them ;-) The stuff i found were mostly drinking-horns made out of solid gold, some axes and swords.....and the skull of a man with a Blue tooth....wonder who he was. Threw it all back into the hole, and covered it with dirt. Hil Odin. Hil Danmark.

[@ramg658]

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[@suzie_lovescats]

Listen in my dreams I’ve dug up many Viking helmets with horns on so leave the horns alone 😂

[@hydrolito]

Marvel comics company but horns on Loki's helmet and wings on Thor's.

[@hydrolito]

@@suzie_lovescats Those might have been opera helmets and not Viking helmets in your dream.

[@andersonandrighi4539]

And in the portuguese strong catholic tradition just erased all that and named the days according to a cardinal sequence: Domingo, segunda-feira, terça-feira, quarta-feira, quinta-feira, sexta-feira e sábado. The last one is about Sabbath. "Feira" means market, days of open market or work.

[@lucabralia5125]

In Italy Sabato (it comes from Hebrew: Shabbat= the day of rest) Domenica (it comes from Latin: Dies dominicus= the day of the lord)

[@soupy4099]

It's worth noting that English stuck with Saturn's Day because Norse mythology didn't have a god of time.

[@WoWFtw8]

saturday in swedish is "Lördag" which basically means wash-day, it was the day you washed yourself and your hair.

[@Furienna]

@@WoWFtw8 But there is a theory that "lördag" comes from a little-known god called Lodur. Some believe that Lodur is another name for Loki, but we can't be sure.

[@GazBhu]

always wondered how we came up with those names, thanks for clearing it up btw i dont know we didnt learn this in school :/ ohhh well youtube is better than some school anyway lol

[@pontusstrimling]

Friday is wrong. Well it is correct that it is Friggs day but she is not the godess of love, that would be Freja. Frigg is Odins wife the godess of the houshold and wisdom equvialent to Hera rather then Venus.

[@Furienna]

Yeah, but it seems like people keep mixing them up. It is not made simpler by the fact that Freja's husband is called Od and is believed to be another form of Odin.

[@ShyBoy6ty9]

I just came to hear Tyr spoke aloud. I still can't say it.

[@ramg658]

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[@MyThoughtzAndOpinionz]

Correct names: Football Day (Sun) Back to work Day (Mon) Boring Day (Tues) Hump Day (Wed) Almost the weekend Day (Thur) Pay Day (Fri) Laundry Day (Sat)

[@tracertong2052]

God, it always annoys me to see somebody put horns on nordic helmets.

[@PAULLONDEN]

Thanks for the hint....you made me search the net, which states that actual horned helmets have yet to be found, and is a mix up of all kinds of possible Nordic and Roman mythology....Horned helmets although maybe might've impressed possible enemies, it was to be more likely a hindrance in battle....increasing the chance to be entangled in branches and easier for an opponent to slash away at the helmet....An enduring stereotype was born without any ground.... It seems though not to be a degrading stereotype ; quite the opposite ....unless one fears Scandinavians to be considered a nation of "horn carriers"...meaning "having unfaithful partners"...... ?

[@IdanShir]

In Hebrew, the names of the days are literally numbered. Yom Rishón (Sunday)= First Day Yom Shení (Monday) = Second Day and so on... Until we get to Saturday. Instead of calling it Yom Shvi-ee- or the seventh day- it was named "Yom Shabát" (commonly and infuriatingly mispronounced as- Shábbes) Shabát comes from the Planet Shabtai (pronounced like Shub and Thai like Thailand) which is, you guessed it, Saturn. Also, Shabát also serves as a past-3rd-person-male conjugation of the verb- To Cease, and in modern usage- To Strike. This connects to the symbolic meaning of Shabát as a day of rest.

[@elimalinsky7069]

+Idan Shir Sabbath (Shabat) may actually mean '"seven" in old Canaanite feminine form

[@risannd]

Idán Shir same for Arabs, Indonesia and Malaysia follow suit.

[@ramg658]

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[@rahulchawla6256]

The sequence that you are choosing here is the sequence of decreasing order of the revolution period of these Astronomical bodies with respect to an observer on planet earth. It is clearly explained in ancient Indian astronomy (by Aryabhatta and in Surya Sidhanta) where as no such explanations are found in greeks or babylonians. This entire working you have shown comes from Indian ancient astronomy. Good work. Aryabhatta and Surya Siddhanta contains these calculations. Where 1st Astronomical Object (AO) is called the lord of the day. then count to 24 and in cyclic manner the following 1st (or 25th) will be the lord of the next day. where as 2nd to 24th are the lord of the hours. It will be good if you can credit the ancient Indians for this work. :)

[@ramg658]

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[@ramg658]

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[@bettlebug5988]

Enjoyed the teaching. Were the days of the week set to be Sun-Sat? I mean, Was sunday set to be the 1st day of the week so the other days follow the numerical count ending with Sat being the 7th day?

[@ramg658]

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[@baberali6734]

Very helpful video

[@ramg658]

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[@MijnnaamisJoey]

It is funny that Thor's day (Thursday) is named Thunderday (Donderdag) in Dutch. :D

[@mikespearwood3914]

Apparrently Thursday is named after Thuror, the Anglo-Saxon god. people incorrectly say that it's named after Thor, who was the Viking version of Thuror. But basically all the Germanics named the days of the week the same, so that's no coincidence.

[@randomdude2026]

Mijn naam is Joey Its because the german name for Thor, and therefore the dutch name, because dutch came from german, is Donar. The thunder is also called Donner in german and the day is the Donnerstag (Donars Tag/Donar's day

[@ramg658]

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[@zacharylobel3883]

Ƿōden (or Woden) didn't create the Universe in Germanic legend, just as Jupiter didn't create the universe in Roman Legend.

[@Furienna]

Actually, Odin (with some help from his brothers) actually created a world within the universe out of the giant Ymir's body.

[@gobgob3628]

Funny to think about at one point before the Romans and Greece. Some were in the ice age they had no concept of weeks or days. Cording to this video

[@xxzz5360]

Wednesday in Dutch is Woensdag and in German Mittwoch. Germans are always more practical. (In the middle of the week = Mittel der Woche)

[@MMadesen]

It was Wodanstag in german as well, but when Germania was christianized the clergy wanted to get rid of the mightiest germanic god and renamed Wodanstag to Mittwoch.

[@Kadukunahaluu]

@@MMadesen What does mittwoch mean? With week?

[@MMadesen]

@@Kadukunahaluu It means Midweek.

[@sectos2906]

damn didn't know frigg was an anglo-saxon goddess

[@SwimTheWish]

In Germany weve got: Montag (Tag = day in German so thats equivalent to English) Dienstag (Diens apparently going back to Thingus) Mittwoch (Mitte = middle and woche = week which makes sense because wednesday is the middle of the week) Donnerstag (Donner = Thunder so we are even closer to Thor) Freitag (Frei = free but its actually named after Freya) Samstag (Because thats when the Sams comes. Just joking, apparently it comes from Sabbat) And Sonntag (Sonne = Sun)

[@redtrychguy8676]

And then you get to know the names of the days in Greek which are like the number of the day. Monday --> Δευτέρα = Second Tuesday --> Τρίτη = Third Wednesday --> Τετάρτη = Fourth Thursday --> Πέμπτη = Fifth Friday --> Παρασκευή = Production Saturday --> Σάββατο = (idk) Sunday --> Κυριακή = (the day) of the lord Yeah, Im not kidding, the word for Friday, literally means "Production" Saturday being Σάββατο, sounds the same with spanish, which is el sàbado.

[@redtrychguy8676]

I searched for Σάββατο. It seems that this one is a jewish word (sabāt) that translates into "rest". It is the day that God stopped creating the world in order to rest.

[@jadenthomas1169]

I’m here because of the Dutch variants: MAANdag, DINSdag, WOENSdag, DONDERdag, VRIJdag, ZATERdag and ZONdag.

[@ifacro]

So, the word "frig" (to have sexual intercourse) came from the Goddess of Love Frigg?

[@PaleoBenologist]

ifacro In the U.K. And Ireland you may often here 'for frig's sake' a nice phrase of 'for f**k sake'. Both of these of words relating to sexual intercourse and masturbation I suspect. Thanks for making that link to me! 😊

[@JayTemple]

I was going to ask that too.

[@hoathanatos6179]

Frig originally meant to move about restlessly or to fidget. Like a medieval parent might tell their hyperactive, bored child to stop frigging and calm down. Due to the repetitive, constant motions of penetration during sex, though, the word took on this secondary sexual meaning.

[@hoathanatos6179]

Freya I would say is the Germanic goddess of sexual love and reproduction, like Venus, while Frigg was the Queen of the Germanic Gods and the Goddess of Motherhood whose character represented the perfect wife and mother rather than anything sexual. She's more like Juno.

[@hasanpasha01]

This system invented in babylon

[@exciteddemonstrator9150]

Funny... the Japanese even created their own names for the seven days when adopting the Gregorian Calendar: Sunday Monday Fireday Waterday Woodday Goldday Earthday

[@suzie_lovescats]

Weird 🤪

[@reginajohnson188]

Wow but also it was governor by the 7 metal copper bronze and silver and so on was Golden age era

[@wakensonhenry442]

Good Job

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[@ramg658]

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[@SherKhanShani]

Aweome! Now do one for calendar... mister

[@oosha2000]

I don't know much about mythology but here's a fun fact. The days of the week in Arabic have the day sequence self-explanatory according to their names. الأحد (أحد) = Sunday, 1st day الإثنين (إثنين) = Monday, 2nd day الثلاثاء(ثلاث) = Tuesday, 3rd day الأربعاء (أربع) = Wednesday, 4th day الخميس (خمس) = Thursday, 5th day الجمعة (جمع ؟) = Friday, 6th day السبت (سبت ؟) = Saturday, 7th day Last 2 days I dunno the derivatives but they're considered to be the weekend but I hope that will help

[@hydrolito]

Mono means one but we call Monday 2nd day of week and Tuesday pronounced 2's day is third day of week. Octo means 8 but October 10th month and decimal system is base 10 system but December is 12th month.

[@oosha2000]

@@hydrolito That makes sense.

[@th3v1k1ngW4rri0r]

Tyr... lost his RIGHT hand.. to Fenris Wulf... the god.. also Lokis Son...

[@Aperson3727]

Me a marvel fan: Thursday is Thor's day

[@ramg658]

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[@BroYvesEndriga]

In (2:01) How come Woden/Odin is paired with Mercury? They don't share any similarities with each other. Can you please explain to us. Thanks!!!

[@nishamartin2975]

Thank you

[@Vertikal1000]

The system with 7 days connected to the 7 planets (including the moon) origins all the way back to the sumerian culture in Mesopotamia a couple of thousand years before the romans adopted it. Each planet was connected to a spesific god, representing war, love, etc. The point is, when other cultures, like greeks and later the romans and germans, adopted the the system, the put in the names of their own gods for the same purposes. Thats why the day Thursday (now the 4th day of the week) is connected to the war god in each civilisation. And so on.

[@ramg658]

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[@djsedd1]

Exodus 23:13

[@ALoonwolf]

People go on and on about observing the correct day of rest, obeying Jehovah and not any other gods. Then they call it Saturn's Day. :/ While time and time again the Lord identifies days and months by their number, not giving them names. But still Christians will ignore what MOONTH it is, while following Julius and Augustus, saying, "Hail Caesar!"

[@bellamygivens2544]

And they changed the Sabbath day to name it Saturn day... This world come to think of it we're all being fooled by somebody (Roman empire)

[@daughterofgod777]

Yup

[@germanicfaith4233]

Sunday was named after Sunne the sister of moon who was known as Mona which we get the name Monday in English her brother who are known as the sun and moon.

[@ramg658]

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[@gunterpatee4963]

Friday was named after what mythos again? ..yes its the Norse mythos again .. Friga/Freya, six of one half dozen of the other. Four out of seven.. looks like the vikings are winning. And why? Cuz they got unicorn meat and they learnt how to train they dragons, that's why.

[@mikespearwood3914]

no, it's Germanic mythos.

[@biryanilover9327]

Norse Anglo Saxons all are germanic

[@aryanreddyb5845]

SANGAM TALKS VIDEO… you will get full explanations with proof

[@GibsonArtola]

TGIF is Thank GOD it's Friday....

[@ramg658]

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[@ALoonwolf]

Here is what logic and reason might say... These wanderers in the heavens must be men like ourselves, but greater. Though they seem to move so slowly, it is clear that they are extremely far away. Therefore they are in fact racing at great speed across these distant lands in shiny chariots reflecting the light of the Sun. Unlike the Sun, covered in blood at his birth in the morning, and the blood of his death in the evening, Mars is perpetually covered in the red blood of his enemies - thus he is the mighty warrior, truly the god of war. Perhaps looking at Jupiter with extremely good eyesight, or some blurry basic magnification, yet knowing him as Thor, the observer notices this great one has a smaller mass (four moons) swinging around him. Looking at the men around him to understand this he sees warriors swinging hammers around them in the same sort of way. Thus Thor must also be a warrior like the bloody god of war he knows as Tiw, and Thor swings a hammer...

[@ALoonwolf]

...And them some priests who had been observing "the ways of the gods" notice that there is a regular predictable time to their movements. And thus when the planets move behind the Sun, "Look! Thor is no longer in the heavens, he has come down to show us amazing things, let us worship him.... Wow, Thor put on a great show, then he said he was leaving, and true to his word we saw him return to the heavens, where he watches over us."

[@ramg658]

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[@sean2068]

Ancient times... Is that before or after yesteryear?

[@sean2068]

+Minty Should say it's a really good video though ;). Thanks.

[@hugsypenguin5391]

Diana (Greeks read Artemis) is the Roman goddess of the moon. Luna is an etymology.

[@Furienna]

Diana was indeed asocciated with the moon, but it would seem like Luna was the "real" moon goddesss. Apollo was also asocciated with the sun, but it would seem like Sol was the real sun god.

[@STPT-SaiBaba]

Where were they first named? Who saw the movement of planets? How old is this information?

[@daughterofgod777]

I don’t know but this info was given to us over 2,000 years ago but it’s coming true now. At creation and in the Ten Commandments, God made the 7th day a Sabbath to keep holy and focus on him. The Catholic Church ruled by popes, thinking they are God on earth changed the sabbath to Sunday in honor of the sun god. Because Catholicism is not Christian, it’s pagan, anti Christ and it has twisted the Bible leading the mainstream Christian world to honor the sun, believe in immortality of the soul, that you die and go straight to heaven, and that people will burn in hell for all eternity. These are all pagan teachings, not biblical. And very soon in an attempt to “bring God back to America”, the Christian world will, like the Roman church of the past, influence legislation and among many things, make Sunday a holy day, just like Roman Constantine did in 321ad. As immorality increases, this law will ultimately be enforced globally, and along with the papacy, church and state will unite and use force to “worship” Sunday, day of the sun, earth worship in opposition to Gods 7th day Sabbath. The papacy is beast #1, the Christian churches that have adopted papal teachings are beast #2 of Revelation 13, and Sunday exaltation when it is enforced, is the mark of the beast. The Bible prophesied this, because God loves us and wants us to know the future, so we know that when we see this global union and false worship, tyrannical methods of force used against those who stand against it, that’s the event that immediately proceeds Jesus second coming. This is why he told us. “If you love me, keep my commandments. And not to forget but in the 4th commandments”, “REMEMBER the sabbath day to keep it holy, 6 days you labor and do all your work but the 7th day is the Sabbath of the Lord.”

[@hakobov7847]

Sunday is the first day of the week

[@archanaasood8974]

Hey! Vedio is excellent but the board explanation is required to be slow.

[@ramg658]

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[@Sturmpionier03]

Friday = Freya´s day not Frigg

[@zacharylobel3883]

It is from the Anglo-Saxon name for Frigg, Frīġ (Pronounced "free"). In Old English the name is Frīgedæġ, or Frīġ's day.

[@thurianwanderer]

West Germanic "*Frîja" (love, the loved one). As Zechariah stated, another example O.H.German "frîatac" > "frîtac" (Freitag). There has never been a day named after ON "Freyja" (lit. mistress), the sister of "Freyr" (lit. lord), going back to Germanic "Frauwjaz" / "Frawjô", due to the i-mutation Proto-Norse intransitional forms like "Fräwja, Fröyja > Fräyja" led to Freyja and Freyr. Their WGmc. counterparts "frawa : fraw-, frau-" cf. OHG "frouwo, frôwo > frô" (lord) and "frouwa" (lady, MHG "vrouwe", NHG "Frau", Dutch "vrouw"), as well as in English, though if there would have been an Anglo-Saxon equivalent as *Frêa (lord) even maybe the female *Frêaġe, *Frêge (mistress) read as Frêawe, Frêwe, thus "frêadæġ" would look like"*Freaday, *Freeday", resp. frêġedæġ > "Fraiday, *Frayday".

[@TheInkPitOx]

Frey's Day?

[@bellamygivens2544]

So all of you no one is disturbed by the fact the names of the week don't really make sense to the world.... But a situation of few individual back then...

[@atomnous]

How did Mercury messengers of God (angels?) becomes Wooden creator of universe? -_-

[@andrew7955]

It didn't, the days of the week in Romance and Germanic languages have almost nothing to do with each other. Germanic gods didn't have specific representations like Greco-Roman gods

[@Furienna]

What I read somewhere is that Mercury and Odin were both asocciated with speed. Mercury wore sandals with wings, and Odin had a horse with eight legs.

[@andrew7955]

While the etymologies are correct, the connection to Romance languages and Greco-Roman gods is wrong. Germanic gods didn't have specific, singular things that they represented

[@ramg658]

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[@jmmip202]

So on Mars, they use the term "sol" to refer to the time it takes for the planet to make a full rotation, rather than "day," which is reserved exclusively for Earth. Does that mean the seven day week on Mars would be "Monsol, Tuesol, Wednesol, Thursol, Frisol, Satursol, Sunsol," along with other terms like "yestersol" and "birthsol"?

[@TaiFerret]

I always just use the word "day" for the midnight to midnight period for any planet.

[@lucabralia5125]

In Italy we use "dì" which is just the time of the day (giorno) in which there is light. (Although, most of us use "giorno" for both) So the days are Lunedì (Luna=Moon Dì= day) so: Day of the moon Martedì (Marte=Mars Dì= day) so: Day of Mars Mercoledì (Mercurio=Mercury Dì= day) so: Day of Mercury Giovedì (Giove=Jupiter Dì= day) so: Day of Jupiter Venerdì (Venere=Venus Dì= day) so: Day of Venus The last 2 are a little different Sabato (it comes from Hebrew: Shabbat= the day of rest) Domenica (it comes from Latin: Dies dominicus= the day of the lord)

[@frankharr9466]

Are you sure about Woden? There might be a wrinkle in pre-Christian Germanic faith that I'm not really aware of, such as a distinction between the Norse and West-Germanic speakers.

[@randomdude2026]

Frank Harr Frank Harr Woden or Wotan in modern german is just the south germanic name for Odin. Its the same with Tyr who is called Tiwaz in Germany and Tiw in England. Or Donar and Thor.

[@frankharr9466]

Wasn't the old English and Saxon Woden? en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Odin#Etymology.2C_other_names.2C_and_Wednesday

[@randomdude2026]

Frank Harr Yeah ofcourse he was. Woden was worshiped in everyone of the germanic tribes. For the norse people or North germanics who chare the same origin as the Saxons, goths, etc... he was Odin. I was just confused by your question. I thought you might not know or believe that a god named Woden exists. "Are you sure about Woden..."

[@frankharr9466]

That happens. I can be confusing.

[@terrence5796]

People In the comments seem to think otherwise. Why did North America adopt this?

[@utubercouchvegetable2172]

So ai gonna calculate all this for us right?

[@sarthaksanatani05]

This is lie that week day got names from rome but truth is it is from ancient india which got adopted by rome . We have name for each day as planetary god.

[@satheeshg1181]

Which civilization created the seven days system?

[@loneranger6361]

I think Hindu Mathematicians . They noticed that the Moon took 28 days to revolve around the earth. 28/4 = 7 days I.e. 4 weeks in 1 Lunar month. Google mentions the Hindus, Babylonians, Greeks etc

[@TheInkPitOx]

Sun Moon Tiw Wodin Thor Freja Saturn

[@philmerk7324]

so this means saturday is the first day of the week. mind blown

[@ZYB3Rmusic]

I don't see what you going with Jupiter/Jove. Isn't it named after Thor from Norse Mythology ?

[@thomasmurrell2760]

actually yes. We REALLY got the names from that form of mythology

[@SilverSkySE]

Germanic Mythology and Norse Mythology are basically the same, Germanic people had their own mythology, some tribes moved North to Scandinavia and slight differences happened, what became North Mythology.

[@ZYB3Rmusic]

So i guess we got no right and no wrong ;)

[@janAlekantuwa]

Jupiter is the Roman god of thunder and the sky and was the namesake of the king of the planets. Thor was the Norse god of thunder and the sky, so Dies Iovis (Jupiter-day) became Thoresdæg (Thor's Day).

[@ZYB3Rmusic]

Max Burger-Roy Thank you :)

[@1piece473]

Is Woden another way to spell Odin?

[@logannasty3240]

Wotan, if you fancy Wagner

[@demonheart13]

So are you telling me after all this debate about whether sunday or monday os the start of the week, its actually saturday that starts the week. Lol thats hilarious.

[@ramg658]

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[@richonfen]

Moon in spanish is Luna, not Lunas!

[@kaileadeleon]

She was going for "lunes" not "lunas", in an attempt at "Monday", not "moon". Just not very good pronunciation is all.

[@richonfen]

ok, thx

[@randomcitizen3309]

So that's why Tony Stark pictures his new AI friday as a redhead. Mind blown.

[@tcbailey37]

This is why the Catholic Church removed the book of Enoch. We learned this from the fallen Angels before the days of Noah.

[@ramg658]

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[@evanjensen6898]

The wolf was Fenris wolf

[@czar6203]

FR*CK day

[@kanemeena]

Meenakethanrao name meaning sir

[@vandysok3436]

Neptune?

[@suzie_lovescats]

Gacha Ash God of the sea 🌊 lol 😂

[@warrock4200]

It's Venerdí not vendredi

[@jbz3]

what about sabado and jueves?

[@yagmurseven4115]

jbz3 Sabado should be obvious. Sabado = shabat (sabbath).

[@ElizabethFlores-pv8jt]

jbz3 Jueves comes from the Roman Jove

[@lucabralia5125]

In Italy it's Lunedì (Luna=Moon Dì= day) so: Day of the moon Martedì (Marte=Mars Dì= day) so: Day of Mars Mercoledì (Mercurio=Mercury Dì= day) so: Day of Mercury Giovedì (Giove=Jupiter Dì= day) so: Day of Jupiter Venerdì (Venere=Venus Dì= day) so: Day of Venus The last 2 are a little different Sabato (it comes from Hebrew: Shabbat= the day of rest) Domenica (it comes from Latin: Dies dominicus= the day of the lord)

[@AlexanderDiviFilius]

It's also worth noting that the reason Sunday is the day of rest in Christianity is because as Rome progressed, it adopted the sun god Sol Invictus as the chief deity, so it made sense to have the day worshipping the sun as the day of rest. Obviously, as the Romans adopted Christianity, they kept a lot of their Pagan traditions, just altered somewhat.

[@Furienna]

Jesus was resurrected on a Sunday.

[@AlexanderDiviFilius]

@@Furienna And? It wasn’t until the Council of Laodice in AD 363 that it was decreed for Christians to work on Saturdays, and rest on Sundays. This was 42 years after Constantine the Great (before his total conversion to Christianity, or at least justifying his decision to a Pagan population), declared the day of Sol Invictus would be a day of rest.

[@Furienna]

@@AlexanderDiviFilius Actually, it is mentioned already in the New Testament that Christians gathered at the day after the Sabbath. (Acts 20:7, 1 Cor. 16:2).

[@AlexanderDiviFilius]

@@Furienna The early Church was incredibly disunited. The fact it had to be decreed by an ecumenical council when the day of rest was, shows that it was far from widespread before.

[@Furienna]

@@AlexanderDiviFilius It is true that the church was disunited. But I can't see how something that is mentioned in the New Testament itself wouldn't be widespread.

[@emilyjones9317]

Warning for Christian parents using to teach children: Explinations are fine until Friday. Recommend choosing a different video.

[@czar6203]

This is tha same as thai.

[@AvinashIT786]

you guys just copied the panchang concept of indian vedic astrology.

[@aryak6912]

My family book of SURYA SIDDHAANT states everything the Shani, guru, Mangal, Ravi, sukra, buddh and som....is the direction of arrangement ......tell them you theft these things from ANCIENT HINDUS.

[@AdityaTufGaming]

BRO PLS STOP YOUR STUPIDITY . EVERY COUNTRY OR CONTINENT IF DO SOME RESEARCH MEANING THEY STOLE FROM HINDUS - PLEASE STOP THESE NONSENSE WHEN DID ROMANS CAME TO INDIA FIRST RESEARCH ABOUT THAT

[@AdityaTufGaming]

INDIA WASN'T ENVADED 2000 YEARS AGO

[@sirrox4931]

thurs day is thorsdag wednesday is for odensdag from the viking age and friday is frejas dag and that thor has a hammer and stuff that is not fromrome thats from the viking age

[@leststoner]

No such thing as days of the week.

[@oduffy1939]

Tyr WAS NOT the god of war, that was Thor. He was the god of contracts and oaths, who swore to the Fenris Wolf (the evil child of Loki) that the gods weren't going to trick him, when they put magical bindings on his feet. And so Tyr put his hand in the Fenris wolf's mouth, and when the wolf realised he'd been tricked, he bit off Tyr's hand. Also Friday was not named for Frigg, but her husband Frey, who was the third in the Norse triune divinity of Wotan, (Odin) Thor, and Frey.

[@Furienna]

No, Thor was the god of thunderstorms. That was important though, since the rain from the thunderstorms made the crops grow. Thor was believed to also kill the trolls and giants, who would have attacked humans otherwise.

[@MMadesen]

Tyr/Tiu was indeed the god of warfare, equivalent to the roman god Mars. Thor/Thunaer is the equivalent to Juppiter, the god of Thunder. But he was probably also worshiped during times of war. There wasnt that clear of a definition between germanic gods, since nothing was written down and their function was given down to the next generation through talking. So the gods changed their function sometimes.

[@ramg658]

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[@lpk675]

Tyr was the Norse God of War. In fact, the Norse gods had several gods that represented war (of which Thor was not one of), but Tyr was the main one.

[@dragonempire9654]

Whole concept is copied from our Vedic astrology. You guys don't even know how to count which planet is controlling which day. Even your zodiac system sucks your tropical system sucks😂 you don't even consider the precision of earth. Hey one tips why you guys still call it tropic of cancer it's tropic of Gemini now😂

[@Frobbl]

Why are you describing germanic gods as "roman mythology gods"? The Roman empire was Christian, not Germanic/Pagan. And those roman christians did terrible things to the Germanic/Pagan peoples. Is that what you're trying to hide?

[@alex27826]

The Roman Empire was hardly Christian, you are thinking of the Holy Roman Empire.

[@Frobbl]

​@@alex27826 No I don't. The Roman Empire being Christian is official history. It's the christians who have the blood of tons of Pagan Germanics on their hands, don't try to hide this. Christianity is not northern Europes/Germanic Europes original religion and never was. It was violently and brutally forced upon us mostly by the Romans.

[@gerardomalazdrewicz7514]

To name the days, Germanic languages use Germanic gods, Romance language use Roman gods

[@MMadesen]

@@Frobbl Thats a bit of a misconception. Firstly Christianity isnt native to Europe at all. It was created in Israel and spread through the roman empire. Then shortly after, the (western) roman empire collapsed. It was invaded by germanic and hunnic tribes and eventually defeated. Those germanic tribes had been largely pagan when they invaded, but on their new lands of the former empire, they quickly adopted and converted to christianity, the religion of their roman subjects. Most importantly the Franks, a germanic tribe, who ruled over Gallia, became a fierce defender of christianity. Under their king and later emperor Charlemagne they invaded, subjugated and forcefully converted their germanic pagan kinsmen still living in Germania. Eventually Christianty spread to the British Isles as well, mostly through missionaries, a very well known one being Saint Patrick. The northern germanic tribes remained largely pagan for some time, but after they came into contact with christianity during the viking ages, they slowly converted. All in all, the Romans had nothing to do with this, since they themselves were destroyed by pagan germanic tribes, who then converted on their own.

[@Great_WesternTVFan]

who asked

[@meiermarc3743]

Odin isnt wotan..Jesus Christ ! 🤣 yes christian fail.

[@MMadesen]

What do you mean? All germanic tribes worshiped roughly the same gods. In northern germanic tribes the mightiest god was called Odin, in southern germanic tribes he was called Woden or Wodan. Basically every tribe had a slightly different dialect and a slightly different name for the same gods. Similarly the christian god is called god in english, Gott in german and dio in italian.