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  1. SavedByGrace
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    What Difference Does It Make?

    What exactly do you mean by Jesus Christ as the Only Begotten?
    Post by: SavedByGrace, May 28, 2024 in forum: Bible Versions & Translations
  2. JonC
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    What Difference Does It Make?

    With μονογενης there are two main interpretations – it means “unique”, “one of a kind”, or it means “only begotten”. Etymology In support of the...
    Post by: JonC, May 28, 2024 in forum: Bible Versions & Translations
  3. SavedByGrace
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    What Difference Does It Make?

    Bottom line is you are clutching at straws! You tired to show Josephus meant only begotten, which is just wishful thinking. Even the Unitarian...
    Post by: SavedByGrace, May 28, 2024 in forum: Bible Versions & Translations
  4. JonC
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    What Difference Does It Make?

    Some here have fallen into a word study fallacy. The only true way to find out the meaning of a word is to study the use of the word...
    Post by: JonC, May 28, 2024 in forum: Bible Versions & Translations
  5. SavedByGrace
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    Monogenēs: Unique, Not Only-Begotten

    Monogenēs: Unique, Not Only-Begotten Does this word mean “begetting” in any way, as some would argue? Commentaries, like the Cambridge Greek...
    Post by: SavedByGrace, Jan 9, 2024 in forum: Baptist Theology & Bible Study
  6. Martin Marprelate
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    Render monogennes as "very own"

    The Following comes from my blog: Only Begotten, Unique or Only Son? John 3:16, A.V. and NKJV. ‘For God so loved the world that He gave His only...
    Post by: Martin Marprelate, Apr 22, 2023 in forum: Bible Versions & Translations
  7. 37818
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    Render monogennes as "very own"

    Luke 7:12, ". . . Now when he came nigh to the gate of the city, behold, there was a dead man carried out, the very own son of his mother, and she...
    Post by: 37818, Apr 21, 2023 in forum: Bible Versions & Translations
  8. Van
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    John 3:16 Study

    Here is the Net Bible footnote reflecting among others Dr. Dan Wallace. 37tn Although this word is often translated “only begotten,” such a...
    Post by: Van, Dec 31, 2022 in forum: Baptist Theology & Bible Study
  9. Van
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    Some Comparisons of our English Translations.

    NET Bible John 1:14 Now the Word became flesh and took up residence among us. We saw his glory – the glory of the one and only,(38) full of grace...
    Post by: Van, Dec 23, 2022 in forum: Bible Versions & Translations
  10. Van
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    When is revision necessary?

    Hi Martin, no need for you to fall on your sword yet again. Footnote from the NET: 37tn Although this word is often translated “only begotten,”...
    Post by: Van, Aug 14, 2016 in forum: Bible Versions & Translations
  11. utilyan
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    Catholicism is not compatible with Christianity

    Not sure what you are talking about - I did not start this thread or give it - its title. Just joined on the subject of baptism. Colossians...
    Post by: utilyan, Apr 9, 2016 in forum: Other Christian Denominations
  12. John of Japan
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    Only begotten son

    This word is usually used in Greek much like we use "only child." (See Luke 7:12, 8:42, 9:38). In non-Biblical literature, it also sometimes means...
    Post by: John of Japan, May 3, 2006 in forum: Baptist Theology & Bible Study
  13. Faith alone
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    John 3:16- Begotten?

    Eliyahu, Hmmm. The problem is that the lexicons all make it very clear that MONOGENHS is not related to GENNAO. It is not "only-born." To beget...
    Post by: Faith alone, Feb 23, 2006 in forum: Bible Versions & Translations
  14. Eliyahu
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    John 3:16- Begotten?

    I am afraid there might be any misunderstanding about my statement. What I meant is that we should accept the conventional interpretation about...
    Post by: Eliyahu, Feb 23, 2006 in forum: Bible Versions & Translations
  15. Faith alone
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    John 3:16- Begotten?

    MONOGENHS is not related to GENNAO at all. That is a misunderstanding that many have made in articles on this subject. GINOMAI has nothing to do...
    Post by: Faith alone, Feb 23, 2006 in forum: Bible Versions & Translations
  16. Eliyahu
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    John 3:16- Begotten?

    I can understand the position of ginomai, but still there are many derivatives related to gennao and I would not escape so quickly from the notion...
    Post by: Eliyahu, Feb 22, 2006 in forum: Bible Versions & Translations
  17. Faith alone
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    John 3:16- Begotten?

    DeclareHim, "Begotten" is an archaic term, not used any more. The idea of the Greek term was already posted by jw. It means "unique" or "only."...
    Post by: Faith alone, Feb 22, 2006 in forum: Bible Versions & Translations
  18. Eliyahu
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    John 3:16- Begotten?

    I use Analytical Lexicon by William Mounce. But so far, I have not found any Lexicon satisfactory to me because most of them are based on or...
    Post by: Eliyahu, Feb 22, 2006 in forum: Bible Versions & Translations
  19. timothy 1769
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    response to the "missing verses in NIV"

    Excluding the disputed passages referring to Jesus, every appearance of 'monogenes' in the NT is a reference to begotten offspring. Is this...
    Post by: timothy 1769, Sep 25, 2003 in forum: 2003 Archive
  20. Deacon
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    ¿Spouse in Koiné?

    I studied this a while back and offer part of what I learned. It may or may not help. My study dealt with 1 Timothy 5:9 (the inverse of 1...
    Post by: Deacon, May 10, 2003 in forum: 2003 Archive
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