No need; we all allow our emotions to lead at times... usually when they shouldn't. 
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KJV translators weren't KJV only!
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why does everyone have to go through an emotional test with you first,,, honestly testing peoples patience and then telling them they have emotional issues is bordering on total insanity, and a severe thorn in your side,, ive watched you do this over and over again.. test people this way,,, your perfetic mate you really are.
so now your the bad boy geezer wise street kid who knows how to speek the lingo... honestly the amount of personality changes you have is totaly wacko and your insanity needs to be cured i will pray for your insanity.. and hope that you stop listening to the enemy to think its ok to show of at the cost of other peoples expence of being belittled by you.
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Since you aren’t following the ideas, perhaps it will help if I explain.
A “grammar Nazi” is the slang term for a person who is excessively focused on correcting the language of others. It’s a way of telling someone to focus on what’s important rather than minor details. By the way, I used the term in reference to myself, not to anyone else. So all your ranting about me being critical of others is off the mark.
A “grammar Nazi” is the slang term for a person who is excessively focused on correcting the language of others. It’s a way of telling someone to focus on what’s important rather than minor details. By the way, I used the term in reference to myself, not to anyone else. So all your ranting about me being critical of others is off the mark.
Since you aren’t following the ideas, perhaps it will help if I explain.
A “grammar Nazi” is the slang term for a person who is excessively focused on correcting the language of others. It’s a way of telling someone to focus on what’s important rather than minor details. By the way, I used the term in reference to myself, not to anyone else. So all your ranting about me being critical of others is off the mark.
A “grammar Nazi” is the slang term for a person who is excessively focused on correcting the language of others. It’s a way of telling someone to focus on what’s important rather than minor details. By the way, I used the term in reference to myself, not to anyone else. So all your ranting about me being critical of others is off the mark.
Can't you see how every time you ridicule someone else you are only making yourself look bad?
This is a Christian Chat site, not English 101....just saying
BTW...it all started with you being critical of someone's spelling (again for the umpteenth time).
Can't you see how every time you ridicule someone else you are only making yourself look bad?
This is a Christian Chat site, not English 101....just saying
Can't you see how every time you ridicule someone else you are only making yourself look bad?
This is a Christian Chat site, not English 101....just saying
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Since you aren’t following the ideas, perhaps it will help if I explain.
A “grammar Nazi” is the slang term for a person who is excessively focused on correcting the language of others. It’s a way of telling someone to focus on what’s important rather than minor details. By the way, I used the term in reference to myself, not to anyone else. So all your ranting about me being critical of others is off the mark.
A “grammar Nazi” is the slang term for a person who is excessively focused on correcting the language of others. It’s a way of telling someone to focus on what’s important rather than minor details. By the way, I used the term in reference to myself, not to anyone else. So all your ranting about me being critical of others is off the mark.
Since you aren’t following the ideas, perhaps it will help if I explain.
A “grammar Nazi” is the slang term for a person who is excessively focused on correcting the language of others. It’s a way of telling someone to focus on what’s important rather than minor details. By the way, I used the term in reference to myself, not to anyone else. So all your ranting about me being critical of others is off the mark.
A “grammar Nazi” is the slang term for a person who is excessively focused on correcting the language of others. It’s a way of telling someone to focus on what’s important rather than minor details. By the way, I used the term in reference to myself, not to anyone else. So all your ranting about me being critical of others is off the mark.
Says the one who espouses the doctrine of the Jehovah's Witnesses as concerning the Trinity.
The JW's used to say that the kjv is valid.
But I guess that it has been shown over time that the kjv substantiates the doctrine of the Trinity; which they deny; so they don't accept its validity any longer.
This reveals an inherent bias against the Trinity in their cult.
The JW's used to say that the kjv is valid.
But I guess that it has been shown over time that the kjv substantiates the doctrine of the Trinity; which they deny; so they don't accept its validity any longer.
This reveals an inherent bias against the Trinity in their cult.
Deuteronomy 32:43.... Who has it more correct and why?
Masoretic (KJV):
1 Shout for joy, O nations, with his people
2 For he will avenge the blood of his servants
3 And will render vengeance to his adversaries
4 And will purge his land, his people.
Qumran (DSS):
1 Shout for joy, O heavens, with him
2 And worship him, all you divine ones
3 For he will avenge the blood of his sons
4 And he will render vengeance to his adversaries
5 And he will recompense the ones hating him
6 And he purges the land of his people.
Septuagint (LXX):
1 Shout for joy, O heavens, with him
2 And let all the sons of God worship him
3 Shout for joy, O nations, with his people
4 And let all the angels of God be strong in him
5 Because he avenges the blood of his sons
6 And he will avenge and recompense justice to his enemies
7 And he will recompense the ones hating
8 And the Lord will cleanse the land of his people.
Masoretic (KJV):
1 Shout for joy, O nations, with his people
2 For he will avenge the blood of his servants
3 And will render vengeance to his adversaries
4 And will purge his land, his people.
Qumran (DSS):
1 Shout for joy, O heavens, with him
2 And worship him, all you divine ones
3 For he will avenge the blood of his sons
4 And he will render vengeance to his adversaries
5 And he will recompense the ones hating him
6 And he purges the land of his people.
Septuagint (LXX):
1 Shout for joy, O heavens, with him
2 And let all the sons of God worship him
3 Shout for joy, O nations, with his people
4 And let all the angels of God be strong in him
5 Because he avenges the blood of his sons
6 And he will avenge and recompense justice to his enemies
7 And he will recompense the ones hating
8 And the Lord will cleanse the land of his people.