When Simeon said: “mine eyes have seen thy salvation” was he wrong? “YES” or “NO” ?

no, he was not wrong

Is the English phraseology “have seen” past tense or future tense?

The context reveals it is past tense used as present tense since Simon was viewing Jesus at that time which fulfilled…

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When Simeon said: “mine eyes have seen thy salvation” was he wrong? “YES” or “NO” ?

no, he was not wrong

Is the English phraseology “have seen” past tense or future tense?

The context reveals it is past tense used as present tense since Simon was viewing Jesus at that time which fulfilled…

[Read more]

Ed,

Your question is too vague.

Hi Kerwin,

Was Jesus the savior of Simeon AT THE TIME Simeon seen him,
even though Jesus had NOT died on a cross for Simeon’s sins ? …“Yes” or “No” ?

Ed,

Your question is too vague.

Hi Kerwin,

Was Jesus the savior of Simeon AT THE TIME Simeon seen him,
even though Jesus had NOT died on a cross for Simeon’s sins ? …“Yes” or “No” ?

When Simeon said: “mine eyes have seen thy salvation” was he wrong? “YES” or “NO” ?

no, he was not wrong

Is the English phraseology “have seen” past tense or future tense?

The context reveals it is past tense used as present tense since Simon was viewing Jesus at that time which fulfilled the promise made to him.

Hi Kerwin, OK next…[Read more]

When Simeon said: “mine eyes have seen thy salvation” was he wrong? “YES” or “NO” ?

no, he was not wrong

Is the English phraseology “have seen” past tense or future tense?

The context reveals it is past tense used as present tense since Simon was viewing Jesus at that time which fulfilled the promise made to him.

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Jesus was most likely no even conceived when Simon was given that promise.

What reason/s do you have to offer this speculation? Do you have any?

It is not speculation since there is evidence that infers (hints) that Simeon was made the promise before Jesus was conceived

OK what are your reasons then ??? I’m not following what you are…[Read more]

@Ed,

When Simeon said: “mine eyes have seen thy salvation” was he wrong? “YES” or “NO” ?

(1)The Christ is the promised Christ because Jesus was most likely no even conceived when Simon was given that promise. The word promise is inferred from the context just like with other instances of Scripture.

The same is true of salvation.…

[Read more]

@Ed,

When Simeon said: “mine eyes have seen thy salvation” was he wrong? “YES” or “NO” ?

(1)The Christ is the promised Christ because Jesus was most likely no even conceived when Simon was given that promise. The word promise is inferred from the context just like with other instances of Scripture.

The same is true of salvation.…

[Read more]

@Ed,

When Simeon said: “mine eyes have seen thy salvation” was he wrong? “YES” or “NO” ?

(1)The Christ is the promised Christ because Jesus was most likely no even conceived when Simon was given that promise. The word promise is inferred from the context just like with other instances of Scripture.

The same is true of salvation.…

[Read more]

@Ed,

When Simeon said: “mine eyes have seen thy salvation” was he wrong? “YES” or “NO” ?

(1)The Christ is the promised Christ because Jesus was most likely no even conceived when Simon was given that promise. The word promise is inferred from the context just like with other instances of Scripture.

The same is true of salvation.…

[Read more]

@Ed,

When Simeon said: “mine eyes have seen thy salvation” was he wrong? “YES” or “NO” ?

(1)The Christ is the promised Christ because Jesus was most likely no even conceived when Simon was given that promise. The word promise is inferred from the context just like with other instances of Scripture.

The same is true of salvation.…

[Read more]

@Ed,

When Simeon said: “mine eyes have seen thy salvation” was he wrong? “YES” or “NO” ?

(1)The Christ is the promised Christ because Jesus was most likely no even conceived when Simon was given that promise. The word promise is inferred from the context just like with other instances of Scripture.

The same is true of salvation.…

[Read more]

Hi Miia,

But this thread is about how God’s name (יהוה) transliterates into English
as YHVH. That is because there is no “W” sound in modern Hebrew
and that there never was a “W” sound in ancient Hebrew either!

Do you have anything relevant to say about THIS TOPIC?

____________
God bless
Ed J

Hi Miia,

But this thread is about how God’s name (יהוה) transliterates into English
as YHVH. That is because there is no “W” sound in modern Hebrew
and that there never was a “W” sound in ancient Hebrew either!

Do you have anything relevant to say about THIS TOPIC?

____________
God bless
Ed J

Hi Miia,

But this thread is about how God’s name transliterates into English
as YHVH. That is because there is no “W” sound in modern Hebrew
and that there never was a “W” sound in ancient Hebrew either!

Do you have anything relevant to say about THIS TOPIC?

____________
God bless
Ed J

Hi Miia,

But this thread is about how God’s name transliterates as YHVH
in English because there is no “W” sound in modern Hebrew
and that there never was in ancient Hebrew either!
In this topic do you have anything relevant?

____________
God bless
Ed J

Hi Miia,

Are you trying to suggest that 666 (in the book of Revelation)
is somehow connected to the internet (World Wide Web)?

…if so, perhaps you should start a thread on it and
I’ll explain to you why that idea is all washed up

____________
God bless
Ed J

Hi Miia,

Are you trying to suggest that 666 (in the book of Revelation)
is somehow connected to the internet (World Wide Web)?

…if so, perhaps you should start a thread on it and I’ll explain to you why that idea is all washed up

____________
God bless
Ed J

Hi Miia,

Are you trying to suggest that 666 (in the book of Revelation)
is somehow connected to the internet (World Wide Web)?

____________
God bless
Ed J