It's both sad and weird.Darron Steele said:I was concerned of that.![]()
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It's both sad and weird.Darron Steele said:I was concerned of that.![]()
Rippon said:EdSutton,remarkable post! Thanks for all that solid information and flawless logic which will be dismissed by some here by virtue of their fiat.
GE:
Ed Sutton, have you perhaps published a readily available book on any of your viewpoints? And if, how can I get it? (I hope the print is big.)
antiaging said:NIV error about Lucifer:
From the NIV:
Isaiah 14:12 How you have fallen from heaven,
O morning star, son of the dawn!
You have been cast down to the earth,
you who once laid low the nations!
In the real Old Testament Isaiah, The massoretic text of the King James version, Satan is never called morning star; Satan is called Lucifer. The modern bible versions put morning star there because of the theology of the translators. It does not come from the original Hebrew scriptures and morning star is a mistranslation.
The original Hebrew in the massoretic text is Helel ben shachar, which is accurately translated Lucifer, son of the morning in the King James version bible.
The modern translations give a name as if the Hebrew was Shachar kokab, ben shakar, or morning star son of the morning (dawn).
Apparently not.Ed Edwards said:
Was this post #365 really necessary, or even germane to the topic??gb93433 said:[FONT="]CXXVIII. Mishnah-Tractate Shabbat 23:2
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[FONT="]Further Exegesis of “How are you you fallen from heaven, day star, son of the morning? How are you cut down to the ground, you who cast lots [the same word as occurs here] over the nations” (Isa. 14:12)[/FONT]
[FONT="]III.4 [/FONT][FONT="]A. [“How are you you fallen from heaven, day star, son of the morning? How are you cut down to the ground, you who cast lots [the same word as occurs here] over the nations” (Isa. 14:12):] [/FONT]
[FONT="]Said Rabbah bar R. Huna, “This teaches that he cast lots over all the eminent men of the kingdom to find out which of them should be his mome for the day.”[/FONT]
[FONT="]B. And it is written, “All the kings of the nations, all of them sleep in glory” (Isa. 14:18).[/FONT]
[FONT="]C. [Deleted by me, due to inappropriate material.] [/FONT]
[FONT="]III.5 [/FONT][FONT="]A. And said R. Yohanan, “Throughout the entire life of that wicked man, nobody ever laughed, as it is said, ‘The whole world is at rest and is quiet, they break[/FONT]
[FONT="]forth into singing’ (Isa. 14: 7), meaning, up to then there was no singing.”[/FONT]
[FONT="]III.6, 7, 8, 9, 10. [/FONT][Deleted by me, due to inappropriate material.]
Pastor Larry said:As noted previously Burton is a liar. I have the book in my office. It is a joke. Furthermore, for people trying to corrupt the Bible, they sure did a bad job of it. These were the most inept corrupters of a text that have ever been known. What a testimony to the power of God, that he preserved his word so magnificently from the hands of these intentional corrupters.
Darron Steele said:Right; if speculations of Gnostic corruptions of surviving Bible manuscripts are correct, those Gnostics did an awful job. Those ancient manuscripts have readings which are very unfavorable to Gnostic teachings.
Notice that when it was shown to Antiaging that not all the ancient manuscripts came from Egypt at all, he proposes this novel idea that the Gnostic corruptions occurred at Rome. Never mind that we do not know if any of the surviving manuscripts were made at Rome; Codex Vaticanus may have been made somewhere else in Europe and only later came to Rome.
He also does not have anything about other ancient manuscripts found in Europe. Further, he has not a thing to say about the ancient manuscript from Asia.
He did not answer if he thinks that every one of the dozens of papyrus manuscripts from c. 100, the second century, and third century were made by Gnostics. I think it would be ludicrous to assert that every single one of those manuscripts were made by Gnostics. Yet I do not doubt that he would assert that.
Antiaging keeps referring us back to Barry Burton's "Let's Weigh the Evidence" which is a book with little evidence but much speculation and impassioned rhetoric. It has been shown to him that the `funny Kool Aid' he is taking in has lethal problems against verified reality. His stretching, his speculating, his shifting around suggests to me that we are discussing this subject with an individual who is determined to believe what s/he has decided to regardless of where the evidence points.
annsni said:Unfortunately, it's not. Search on antiaging's past posts and you'll see. I THINK he even mentions it in this thread, but I could be mistaken.
Oh - and he believes Noah's Ark was a spaceship piloted by angels.
antiaging said:The evidence that the byzantine majority text is the real new testament text, is very great. The evidence is against vaticanus and sinaiticus. --so the evidence is also against the nestle-aland and united bible society texts and the evidence is against the modern versions translated from them.
EdSutton said:Was this post #365 really necessary, or even germane to the topic??
Ed
That is an article by D. A. Waite. It says so explicitly.antiaging said:Here, I'll refer to something else about ancient manuscripts.
See what Dean Burgon had to say about them.
http://www.deanburgonsociety.org/CriticalTexts/dbs2695.htm
Darron Steele: That is an article by D. A. Waite. It says so explicitly.
Dean Burgon did not write that article.
Originally Posted by antiaging
Antiaging: The evidence that the byzantine majority text is the real new testament text, is very great. The evidence is against vaticanus and sinaiticus. --so the evidence is also against the nestle-aland and united bible society texts and the evidence is against the modern versions translated from them.
Darron Steele said:That is an article by D. A. Waite. It says so explicitly.
Dean Burgon did not write that article.
Heavenly Pilgrim said:
HP: You fail to understand the rules invoked by many on this list, i.e., reason, logic and evidence is only allowed IF in fact it supports the texts used by modern versions. All other evidence and logic is simply irrelevant and only serves to support ancient myths, divide the Church, and lead others astray.![]()
I have a few of Dean's books and found that he wrote against W/H's interests.Darron Steele said:That is an article by D. A. Waite. It says so explicitly.
Dean Burgon did not write that article.
All I can say is "Agree!"antiaging said:Read further down into the article.
It is D. A. Waite commenting on what Dean Burgon and other scholars said.
Several quotes by Dean Burgon are in the article.