Example #3:

Psalm 12:6-7 The words of the LORD are pure words: as silver tried in a furnace of earth, purified seven times.
Thou shalt keep them, O LORD, thou shalt preserve them (in the AKJV Bible) from this generation for ever.

…..1. The Greek Septuagint Bible (first Greek bible)
…..2. The Latin Vulgate Bible (first Latin bible)
…..3.…[Read more]

Example #3:

Psalm 12:6-7 The words of the LORD are pure words: as silver tried in a furnace of earth, purified seven times.
Thou shalt keep them, O LORD, thou shalt preserve them (in the AKJV Bible) from this generation for ever.

…..1. The Greek Septuagint Bible (first Greek bible)
…..2. The Latin Vulgate Bible (first Latin bible)
…..3.…[Read more]

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Psalm 12:6-7 The words of the LORD are pure words: as silver tried in a furnace of earth, purified seven times.
Thou shalt keep them, O LORD, thou shalt preserve them (in the AKJV Bible) from this generation for ever.

…..1. The Greek Septuagint Bible (first Greek bible)
…..2. The Latin Vulgate Bible (first Latin bible)
…..3. The…[Read more]

Hi Everyone,

That brings to light an important point that I would like to expound upon.
Is it best to give an interpretive assessment to get the point across?

What I mean is, the usage of less accurate wording,
yet more accurate to the intended meaning
To make my point I cite two examples:

Example #1:
“But here is a verse that I would like to…[Read more]

Hi Everyone,

That brings to light an important point that I would like to expound upon.
Is it best to give an interpretive assessment to get the point across?

What I mean is, the usage of less accurate wording,
yet more accurate to the intended meaning
To make my point I cite two examples:

Example #1:
“But here is a verse that I would like to…[Read more]

Hi Everyone,

That brings to light an important point that I would like to expound upon.
Is it best to give an interpretive assessment to get the point across?

What I mean is, the usage of less accurate wording,
yet more accurate to the intended meaning
To make my point I cite two examples:

Example #1:
“But here is a verse that I would like to…[Read more]

Hi Everyone,

That brings to light an important point that I would like to expound upon.
Is it best to give an interpretive assessment to get the point across?

What I mean is, less accurate in the wording,
yet more accurate to the intended meaning
To make my point I cite two examples:

Example #1:
“But here is a verse that I would like to cite…[Read more]

Hi T8,

I assume you are looking for feedback since we are all well studied.
After listening to just the first 1:23 I noted that he said there is
clear scripture for Everything he believes. Yet the Scripture
that he cited for his first belief is interpretive at best.

So his premise is not at all established by his first example.
Looking forward…[Read more]

Hi T8,

I assume you are looking for feedback since we are all well studied.
After listening to just the first 1:23 I noted that he said there is
clear scripture for Everything he believes. Yet the Scripture
that he cited for his first belief is interpretive at best.

So his premise is not at all established by his first example.
Looking forward…[Read more]

Hi T8,

I assume you are looking for feedback since we are all well studied.
After listening to just the first 1:23 I noted that he said there is
clear scripture for Everything he believes. Yet the Scripture
he cited for his first belief is interpretive at best.

So his premise is not at all established by his first example.
Looking forward to…[Read more]

Hi T8,

I assume you are looking for feedback since we are all well studied here.
After listening to just the first 1:23 I noted that he said there is
clear scripture for Everything he believes. Yet the Scripture
he cited for his first belief is interpretive at best.

So his premise is not at all established by his first example.
Looking…[Read more]

Hi Miia,

I declare I have found. And you declare you are seeking.
Yet when I show you, you reject it; and you wonder
why your relationship with God is at a lose.

“My people are destroyed for lack of knowledge:
because thou hast rejected knowledge” (Hosea 4:6)

As the saying goes: “you can lead a horse to water, but you can’t make him…[Read more]

Hi Miia,

I declare I have found. And you declare you are seeking.
Yet when I show you, you reject it; and you wonder
why your relationship with God is at a lose.

As the saying goes: “you can lead a horse to water, but you can’t make him drink”

“My people are destroyed for lack of knowledge: because thou hast rejected knowledge” (Hosea…[Read more]

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What language did Jesus and his disciples speak?

The evidence suggests Hebrew and Greek.

Jesus spoke Hebrew and Greek, and not Aramaic according to your evidence. What evidence?

Hi Miia,

Are you now being deceptive? You asked:
“What language did Jesus and his disciples speak?”
And I responded: “The evidence suggests Hebrew and…[Read more]

What language did Jesus and his disciples speak?

The evidence suggests Hebrew and Greek.

Jesus spoke Hebrew and Greek, and not Aramaic according to your evidence. What evidence?

Hi Miia,

Are you now being deceptive? You asked:
“What language did Jesus and his disciples speak?”
And I responded: “The evidence suggests Hebrew and…[Read more]

What language did Jesus and his disciples speak?

The evidence suggests Hebrew and Greek.

Jesus spoke Hebrew and Greek, and not Aramaic according to your evidence. What evidence?

Hi Miia,

Are you now being deceptive? You asked:
“What language did Jesus and his disciples speak?”
And I responded: “The evidence suggests Hebrew and…[Read more]

What language did Jesus and his disciples speak?

The evidence suggests Hebrew and Greek.

Jesus spoke Hebrew and Greek, and not Aramaic according to your evidence. What evidence?

Hi Miia,

Are you now being deceptive? You asked:
“What language did Jesus and his disciples speak?”
And I responded: “The evidence suggests Hebrew and…[Read more]

What language did Jesus and his disciples speak?

The evidence suggests Hebrew and Greek.

Jesus spoke Hebrew and Greek, and not Aramaic according to your evidence. What evidence?

Hi Miia,

Are you now being deceptive? You asked:
“What language did Jesus and his disciples speak?”
And I responded: “The evidence suggests Hebrew and…[Read more]