Hi Kerwin,

None of those verses support your pronounal pseudo-conclusion for a non-rich ordinary Jesus in Psalm 49
which would inadvertently open up Psalm 49 to all other non-rich inhabitants of the world as well.

And that is the point that you keep missing; of course you are free to believe whatever want.
But if you want to convince me, you…[Read more]

Hi Kerwin,

None of those verses support your pronounal pseudo-conclusion for a non-rich ordinary Jesus
which would inadvertently open up psalm 49 to all other non-rich inhabitants of the world as well.

And that is the point that you keep missing; of course you are free to believe whatever want.
But if you want to convince me, you need evidence…[Read more]

Hi Kerwin,

None of those verses support your pronounal pseudo-conclusion for a non-rich ordinary Jesus
which would inadvertently open up psalm 49 to all other non-rich inhabitants of the world as well.

And that is the point that you keep missing; of course you are free to believe whatever want.
But if you want to convince me, you need evidence…[Read more]

Hi Kerwin,

None of those verses support your pronounal pseudo-conclusion for a non-rich ordinary Jesus
awhich would open up psalm 49 to all other non-rich inhabitants of the world as well.

And that is the point that you keep missing; of course you are free to believe whatever want.
But if you want to convince me, you need evidence rather than…[Read more]

Hi Kerwin,

None of those verses support your pronounal pseudo-conclusion for a non-rich ordinary Jesus,
as that would open up psalm 49 to all other non-rich inhabitants of the world as well.

And that is the point that you keep missing; of course you are free to believe whatever want.
But if you want to convince me, you need evidence rather than…[Read more]

Hi Kerwin,

1) I see reason to preclude that the term “them” in verse 7 of Psalm 49 does not
(according to you) apply back to verse 1 – all ye inhabitants of the world – as is your assertion.
You have made no case for such a preclusion.

2) And as I said before…
As you try to make room in Psalm 49 (through a pronounal pseudo-conclusion) for a…[Read more]

Hi Kerwin,

1) I see reason to preclude that the term “them” in verse 7 of Psalm 49 does not
(according to you) apply back to verse 1 – all ye inhabitants of the world – as is your assertion.
You have made no case for such a preclusion.

2) And as I said before…
As you try to make room in Psalm 49 (through a pronounal pseudo-conclusion) for a…[Read more]

Hi Kerwin,

1) I see reason to preclude that the term “them” in verse 7 of Psalm 49 does not
(according to you) apply back to verse 1 – all ye inhabitants of the world – as is your assertion.
You have made no case for such a preclusion.

2) As I said before…
As you try to make room in Psalm 49 (through a pronounal pseudo-conclusion) for a…[Read more]

Hi Kerwin,

I see reason to preclude that the term “them” in verse 7 of Psalm 49 does not
(according to you) apply back to verse 1 – all ye inhabitants of the world – as is your assertion.
You have made no case for such a preclusion.

As I said before…
As you try to make room in Psalm 49 (through a pronounal pseudo-conclusion) for a non-rich…[Read more]

Hi Kerwin,

I see reason to preclude that the term “them” in verse 7 of Psalm 49 does not
(according to you) apply back to verse 1 – all ye inhabitants of the world – as is your assertion.
You have made no case for such a preclusion.

As I said before…
As you try to make room in Psalm 49 (through irrelevant pronounal distinctions) for a…[Read more]

Hi Nick,

If Jesus said this about John…
“Among those that are born of women there is not a greater prophet than John the Baptist” (Luke 7:28)

And John said this about Jesus…
“he that cometh after me is mightier than I”
.
Would it not stand to reason that Jesus is greater that all the inhabitants of the world (a ref to Psalms 49:1-8)? y/…

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Hi Nick,

If Jesus said this about John…
“Among those that are born of women there is not a greater prophet than John the Baptist” (Luke 7:28)

And John said this about Jesus…
“he that cometh after me is mightier than I”
.
Would it not stand to reason that Jesus is greater that all the inhabitants of the world (a ref to Psalms 49:1-8)? y/…

[Read more]

Hi Nick,

If Jesus said this about John…
“Among those that are born of women there is not a greater prophet than John the Baptist” (Luke 7:28)

And John said this about Jesus…
“he that cometh after me is mightier than I”

Would it not stand to reason that Jesus is greater that all the inhabitants of the world (a ref to Psalms 49:1-8)? y/…

[Read more]

Hi Ed,

Merely a tool to help you define?

It is not about you and you opinions Ed,

Yes Nick,

Asking y/n questions is a tool to help define others opinions to be used in discussions with me.

________________
God bless
Ed J

Kerwin:
I am not the one to teach you English.

Ed:
Oh? — points numbered 1 & 2 (in your next post)
suggest (to me) that is the very task you have appointed yourself to ???

Ed :
So how can YOU say that ???

Ed,

(1a)“them” is a third person pronoun for your interpretation to be correct a second person pronoun would have to be used as…

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Kerwin:
I am not the one to teach you English.

Ed:
Oh? — points numbered 1 & 2 (in your next post)
suggest (to me) that is the very task you have appointed yourself to ???

Ed :
So how can YOU say that ???

Ed,

(1a)“them” is a third person pronoun for your interpretation to be correct a second person pronoun would have to be used as…

[Read more]

Kerwin:
I am not the one to teach you English.

Ed: Oh?
–points numbered 1 & 2 (in your next post)
suggest (to me) that is the very task you have appointed yourself to ???

Ed :
So how can YOU say that ???

Ed,

(1a)“them” is a third person pronoun for your interpretation to be correct a second person pronoun would have to be used as “al…

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Kerwin:
I am not the one to teach you English.

Ed: Oh?
–points numbered 1 & 2 (in your next post)
suggest (to me) that is the very task you have appointed yourself to ???

Ed :
So how can YOU say that ???

Ed,

(1a)“them” is a third person pronoun for your interpretation to be correct a second person pronoun would have to be used as “al…

[Read more]

Kerwin:
I am not the one to teach you English.

Ed: Oh?
–points numbered 1 & 2 (in your next post)
suggest (to me) that is the very task you have appointed yourself to ???

Ed :
So how can YOU say that ???

Ed,

(1a)“them” is a third person pronoun for your interpretation to be correct a second person pronoun would have to be used as…

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Hi Ed,

(1)Laser beam? Naah

(2)More like a fog light trying to penetrate to mist of your religious confusion.

(3)Very little of the light is apparent out here where believers live.

Hi Nick,

1) Then why don’t you answer my questions?
2) I don’t know what it means,
… but it sure does sound funny (:
3) Sorry you don’t see much…[Read more]