The Holy spirit isn't in the bible.
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type die bursche in this german english translator and see what you get.
https://www.bing.com/search?q=germa...id=153BEA16C6E84AB98C1CD0D5ECCE0354&FORM=QBLH
ok maybe it's masculine now, but i distinctly remember it being feminine, I remember it because it seemed so odd. at any rate, the point is that the gender of a noun doesn't always correspond to the gender of whatever the noun is.
https://www.bing.com/search?q=germa...id=153BEA16C6E84AB98C1CD0D5ECCE0354&FORM=QBLH
ok maybe it's masculine now, but i distinctly remember it being feminine, I remember it because it seemed so odd. at any rate, the point is that the gender of a noun doesn't always correspond to the gender of whatever the noun is.
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"Angel" sounds like a feminine name even though angels are often displayed as being more masculine despite the fact that they are likely androgynous. There is another person here with the name of Grace and he is confused for being a woman often, too. It just seems to go with the name... The colour is supposed to help clue people in, also (stereotypical: blue for boys and pink for girls) but that does not always help. 
Thank you for the correction. I was thinking in terms of how people say she was Adam's first wife. That is not in the Bible at all. The Lilith there could be any other, not the Lilith I was thinking of. But you are right in that a Lilith is mentioned in Scripture
I know Lilith is only once noted in the Bible , the rest in Enoch and I think some others of the taken out books
In context to what most people refer to as Lilith (Adam's first wife), this is not a verse that endorses their belief of Lilith in the garden of Eden as denying Adam's insistence of being subservient and then flying away. The verse you quoted doesn't even mention Adam or any relation to creation and Adam.
Just clearing that up. It is a legend after all.
Just clearing that up.
It is a legend after all.
In context to what most people refer to as Lilith (Adam's first wife), this is not a verse that endorses their belief of Lilith in the garden of Eden as denying Adam's insistence of being subservient and then flying away. The verse you quoted doesn't even mention Adam or any relation to creation and Adam.
Just clearing that up. It is a legend after all.
Just clearing that up.
It is a legend after all.
