BenWest
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yep Joseph smith and Charles Russel Taze also said they had secret knowledge. Everyone who claims that is a liar. You certainly are not a Baptist
Brother Lester Roloff told me I was. I believe him.
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yep Joseph smith and Charles Russel Taze also said they had secret knowledge. Everyone who claims that is a liar. You certainly are not a Baptist
Irrelevant! The Holy Spirit does not teach Hebrew grammar. You opinion of the text is not support by the grammar. However the author wrote using Hebrew grammar guided by the Holy Spirit.
Done! You cannot address the grammar and the grammar does not support your opinion and you cannot offer no support other than your own personal opinion.
The Holy Spirit knows Hebrew grammar and you don't. That proves you are not correct.
According to the Hebrew text the water was fifteen cubits above the mountains. You have misunderstood an English translation.I have and Scripture states that the flood was 22.5 feet deep when the mountains on Adam's Earth were covered with water.
Never said anything like that. However the fact is if you don't know Hebrew, (as you don't) one should consult those who do, those who are scholars.According to your view, ONLY scholars can understand the above verse.
I follow the Hebrew text just like Jesus did, not an English translation.Adam's Earth was "clean dissolved" in the waters of the flood.
No one does. It is also clear you don't know anything about it.I don't worship Hebrew grammar.
There is more to Hebrew than just vocabulary. Therein lies one of your error. The Holy Sprit guided the authors using not only vocabulary but grammar as well.The only reason to study it is to find the meaning of the Hebrew words which, when led by the Holy Spirit, reveals God's Truth.
Does not address the grammar of Gen. 7:20 and is therefore moot.The reason it's important to know about God making 3 Heavens and Earths is to understand what happened to Adam's world, which will soon happen to the present 2nd Heaven. The 3rd Heaven, or New Heaven and Earth of Revelation 21:1. It's where Christians go when the present world is burned.
Brother Lester Roloff told me I was. I believe him.
Maybe a Westboro "baptist".yep Joseph smith and Charles Russel Taze also said they had secret knowledge. Everyone who claims that is a liar. You certainly are not a Baptist
Um, your point is just wrong because you don't understand English Grammar...Amen. That's the point. IF you cannot support your opinions with chapter and verse, then your opinion is in error. Have you noticed that NNE can support their disagreement with me...Scripturally?
It doesn't say the water was 25 feet above ground, it says above the top of the mountains.Be more specific and it will be easier for me to refute your view.
No one does. It is also clear you don't know anything about it.
There is more to Hebrew than just vocabulary. Therein lies one of your error. The Holy Sprit guided the authors using not only vocabulary but grammar as well.
Does not address the grammar of Gen. 7:20 and is therefore moot.
I don't believe you
Um, your point is just wrong because you don't understand English Grammar...
Again, you have no answer for the Hebrew grammar. That is clear above all else.Only people who follow the Jewish Religion believe such foolishness.
It doesn't say the water was 25 feet above ground, it says above the top of the mountains.
The Hebrew Scriptures are the proof and those Scriptures are far from weak.Weak, with no Scriptural support. Have you read Genesis?
The Hebrew Scriptures are the proof.
Where do these guys come from?
The Hebrew text does not says that. The text only says that it rained for 40 days and sometime as the water increased the ark was lifted above the land. You see things that are not there.In context:
Gen 7:17 ¶ And the flood was forty days upon the earth; and the waters increased, and bare up the ark, and it was lift up above the earth.
The Ark left the ground forty days after the flood began.
Untrue and the reasons why were made clear here.Gen 7:20 Fifteen cubits upward did the waters prevail; and the mountains were covered.
Fifteen cubits is 22.5 feet in height. The flood water prevailed or covered the mountains when it reached a depth of 22.5 feet.
The text says nothing about the ark floating upon a lake and certainly nothing about Lake Van, Turkey.Gen 7:21 And all flesh died that moved upon the earth, both of fowl, and of cattle, and of beast, and of every creeping thing that creepeth upon the earth, and every man: Gen 7:22 All in whose nostrils was the breath of life, of all that was in the dry land, died.Gen 7:23 And every living substance was destroyed which was upon the face of the ground, both man, and cattle, and the creeping things, and the fowl of the heaven; and they were destroyed from the earth: and Noah only remainedalive, and they that were with him in the ark. Gen 7:24 And the waters prevailed upon the earth an hundred and fifty days.
On the SAME 150th day after the flood began, the Ark floated upon mile high Lake Van, Turkey, in the mountains of Ararat. Genesis 8:4.
Not even close! That is not from God nor is it the truth. All you do is read into the Scriptures what you want to see. Nothing more!That's God's Truth.
Don't need ancient Hebrew theologians, but at least they knew Hebrew. Nevertheless there are plenty of Christian scholars who know Hebrew and not one agrees with your opinion.but they don't say what the ancient Hebrew theologians thought they said.
I don't take tests from people who twist and distort the Scriptures. Such a person is only out to deceive others.What does asswaged mean?
Either KJV only land or Trollville.Where do these guys come from?