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Greetings Polyglot Personally I do not like the NT verse "Elohiym ruwach" because we assume we can translate the construct with "is" when the construct is written as "ruwach elojhiym" we assume we can translate the construct as "of" - really ? Are we not biased? The Bible teaches nobody has...

Greetings Polyglot There are 397 results for EGW "divine agencies" - an agency is like a medium, something that carries something - not something that has something on it's own There are no results for "divine angels" There are no results for "God the Son" Hmm? There is no result for "God...

You write well here Polyglot, so you find my term "fuzzy translation" a bit disturbing, yet you say we can assume the verses she used in not necessarily "perfect" - so the message comes in the faulty language of men. Arn't you on the same page as me? What English word would you use than, if you...

Nice reply Polyglot, I like your wisdom on this. But still I have never seen EGW correct fuzzy translations from the KJV. When you seek why she preferred one translation over another, I find it uncanny she uses the best Ancient Hebrew rendering into English she finds. I call her my Hebrew...

Polyglot , not sure what your presentation is posing as a theory of faith? And you don't like me jumping to hasty conclusions, so please tell me plainly what you are saying about Jesus Christ. I see Jesus as fully divine as a member of the divine family of Elohiym. He came to earth clad in...

I see Polyglot, can I see the missing blanks please. Than this doesn't change the overall text, with YHW or YHWH it only is a blank space for the 3 letters or 4 letters, the rest of the letters as words is inspired and God's word is preserved. I see. I get the impression the Phoenicians and the...

Greetings Polyglot In one of my remarks, I said Jesus was not an angel, meaning cherub. You state Jesus was an angel, Than you post EGW:" Christ was the angel who went before Moses, and guided the travels of the children of Israel in the wilderness. God had said to Israel, “Behold, I send...

Your a good friend Polyglot, thanks for your scholarship and help in Hebrew language. I appreciate your views. Perhaps we can share some more, when you are ready? God bless.

Polyglot, here is a picture of Job 42 showing the YHWH in the black arrow. It is hard to find scholars allowing you to read the Paleo Hebrew letter by letter or word by word. Does this picture show spaces between words ? Dunno The manuscript is about 200BC. Shalom

You introduced too much information Polyglot and caught me off guard and overwhelmed. Sorry. I have tried to find some paleo-hebrew fragments with interlinear English translations of the letters and words - without success - the topic is very much recent and much of the scholars do not help...

You are absolutely correct my friend. Glad we are on the same page. Now have you looked at what the Lord showed me regarding doing genuine faith? I would like you to try this process (assuming like me 6 months before you didn't know)...

How do you eradicate hidden sins, if you are not aware of them yourself?

Zdelen you being harsh, I follow and support all the rules I can understand in my own culture and experience, and thus may from ignorance or inexperience, I may not support some rules, because either I do not understand them or their faith principles. People have culture and rules they follow...

You write well Polyglot. But I am not familiar with this material. Changing the letters of Ancient Hebrew is a big deal to me and very much affects the inspiration of words based on letters. So how does this change in the YHW affect your theories of faith?

Yes words are important, and the Hebrew behind "begotten" is "yalad" which I understand to mean "male-born" Ge 5:4 And the days of Adam after he had begotten Seth (begotten - yalad) Ps 2:7 ¶ I will declare the decree: the LORD hath said unto me, Thou art my Son; this day have I begotten...

I see - so Jesus is a real Divine Son, not an cherub. Good I agree. Sorry if I read you wrong. I have no problem with elohiym meaning what you present, on the whole of all contexts elohiym refers to what I term loosely a "family word meaning of power" (1) Divine members function as a family (2)...

What you show here is translation issues, not the premise you posed that the Bible is not inspired. Do you know what you are presenting even? Sure I believe there are errors in translation, just as you do, but you posed the idea that God cannot preserve His words, whereas I believe God can...

Greetings Zleden these verses you introduce, what is wrong with listening to them? The rule about women during battle is harsh, I agree, but than we are looking back from our culture to another culture. Some rules were written for different cultures were they not? Rather than find excuses to...

Again you are not discussing my discussion, as I discuss your discussions. I poised a question to you: This website forum is messing up the replies and the posts and I am getting lost in the replies you make. Sorry.

What you present here is interesting and well done Polyglot. I am not sure why you include this post? I read my Bible in it's original source, in Ancient Hebrew, not modern Hebrew, and I try to align the NT in Greek back to the NT with the OT in Hebrew. Your example of elohiym here as judges...