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I do know for abstract nouns in Hebrew it's not unusual for them to be plural in form. So "deaths" might simply be an instance of this. "7 Abstract plural.12 A plural word may refer to a quality, a characteristic, a state, or the concept of an action. Examples include ‘virginity,’ ‘old age,’...

} I have never thought about it this way. Good thought.

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I think, and I could be wrong, that when they say the KJV corrects the Greek, I think what they really believe is that the KJV accurately picks and represents what the accurate and original Greek readings were. Probably when they say the KJV "corrects" the Greek, they believe it corrects the...

Not to mention that Gail Riplinger is notorious for slandering people and taking quotes about them out of context. David Cloud has some excellent articles on Riplinger.

There is a proverb somewhere about a person who answers a matter before he hears it.

No because then man would have to also be in the genitive case and its not, its in the nominative case and it has to go with “the head of the woman” otherwise that phrase would grammatically make no sense and be incomplete

No. Christ is in the Genitive Case which indicates that there exists possession of the head belonging to Christ. in other words you could Christ’s Head is God.

It is highly debatable that the passages you referenced are even discussing water baptism.

There is absolutely no scriptural support for this. Firstly, there is ZERO scriptural evidence that water baptism brings ANYONE into a covenant with God, we enter the covenant by believing the Gospel. Secondly, even if Baptism did bring someone into Covenant with God, (Which it does not) there...

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I like the Thomas Nelson References Notes, and their Comfort Print font for the KJV is super nice.

I'll just bump this on the chance that someone with this bible sees this thread.

Oh I checked many websites. most I can find is hardcover editions. But I am looking for a bonded leather edition. Usually the paper is better in bonded leather editions. Hardcover papers tend to not be that great.

IDK if this is the right place for this, but I am desperately looking for a Bonded Leather Edition KJV/NKJV parallel that is out of print that Thomas Nelson published back in 2004. Thought I would post on here and see if anyone happened to have one sitting on their shelf somewhere, If you do, I...

I now have switched to a Ryrie Study Bible after saying years ago on this thread that it's note were too basic, which I now have totally changed my mind about. I love the layout. The Ryrie has it's cross references in the outer margins rather than a center column and let me tell you it is very...

Abimelech means “my father is king” not “his father is king”

So...what about Goliath....

Protestant would be those who protested beliefs and practices of the Catholic church and then left to form their own denominations to follow their own beliefs and practices.