Define "Poetry?" ..plebeian
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Your testing thread belongs in another space.... Bible Discussion Forum
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Define "Poetry?" ..plebeian


you calling us plebians or commoners will get you nowhere but banned..
Well, at least, you have an adaquate vocabulary ... but, again, give us your definition of poetry?
I've taught fist graders, not only to read, but to memorize poems;
..."Sarah Sylvia Cynthia Stout Would Not Take the Garbage Out"...
is, indeed, poetry of sorts, but they could also explain to their classmates
the mechanics of simple rhyme, poetic meter, and aliteration,
after reciting assignments to their classmates
and said classmates were intelligent ... sufficiently educated ... to then ask good, applicable questions.
That you, apparently, think that poetry is only something that rhymes ... is revealing.
So then, am I going get banned, because you didn't attende my first grade classes,
simply because, apparently, you cant ask good, applicable questions?
Robin we are trying to help you here
Don't get Riley and have no fear
Go to the top of the page where it says Chat Rooms and Forums
Search down a bit you will see Bible Discussion Forum
Copy and paste your Testing thread there
Your posting on Titus will better there fare.....
M'thinks thou doth spread it thick.(Robin)
So tell me, Jesus lives ... where's the difficulty?
Does everything have to be chewed to pap, and packaged in small pretty packages ...
Does something, always, have to fit, your preconceived reality?
I'm posting here, because ...I happen to think, that scripture comes to us in a poetic, structural format ...
that God speaks to us on any number of different levels ...
I've been on the "debate" forum ... and I dont want or need to talk about UFO's and end of the world speculations,
I simply wanted to talk about ... share ... my great appreciation for the wonders of scriptures, those things
that hardly ever get mentioned in debate environments.
That you would turn your nose up at this, simply because it aint wha yu us to ...
Ummm ... did you even take a close look at what I'd offered?
(Robin)
So tell me, Jesus lives ... where's the difficulty?
Does everything have to be chewed to pap, and packaged in small pretty packages ...
Does something, always, have to fit, your preconceived reality?
I'm posting here, because ...I happen to think, that scripture comes to us in a poetic, structural format ...
that God speaks to us on any number of different levels ...
I've been on the "debate" forum ... and I dont want or need to talk about UFO's and end of the world speculations,
I simply wanted to talk about ... share ... my great appreciation for the wonders of scriptures, those things
that hardly ever get mentioned in debate environments.
That you would turn your nose up at this, simply because it aint wha yu us to ...
Ummm ... did you even take a close look at what I'd offered?
M'thinks thou doth spread it thick.
You goofed, and didn't post in the right place. That's nothing to be ashamed to admit, and to start trying woof your way out of it.
Now THAT is gettin' right down with us commoners. I'm proud o' ya.Alright, got it now ... ol's Smokey
When my prayers were poorly said,
Who tucked me in my widdle bed,
And spanked my butt til it was red.
Me Mudder!
Who took me from my warm warm spot,
And put me on that cold cold pot,
And made me p*e if I could or not.
Me Mudder!
(Robin)
So tell me, Jesus lives ... where's the difficulty?
Does everything have to be chewed to pap, and packaged in small pretty packages ...
Does something, always, have to fit, your preconceived reality?
I'm posting here, because ...I happen to think, that scripture comes to us in a poetic, structural format ...
that God speaks to us on any number of different levels ...
I've been on the "debate" forum ... and I dont want or need to talk about UFO's and end of the world speculations,
I simply wanted to talk about ... share ... my great appreciation for the wonders of scriptures, those things
that hardly ever get mentioned in debate environments.
That you would turn your nose up at this, simply because it aint wha yu us to ...
Ummm ... did you even take a close look at what I'd offered?
You wrote us a novel. No disrespect sir,
but maybe next time you could stick to an excerpt?
You taught the first grade, with short spans of attention
Adults aren't much different. Just thought I'd mention.
No hard feelings, we don't want you upset.
We're just helping out; put your anger to rest.
No upturned noses here, no close-mindedness, no rejection
Just a tip to move your post, said with love and affection.
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Paulos, a slave of God, yet apostle of Yeshua Anointed,
according-to a trust of God's out-chosen [ones], and to a recognition of truth, the [truth]
according-to devoutness,
Paulos/ Paul {3972 N-NSM} a slave {1401 N-NSM} of God {2316 N-GSM} an apostle {0652 N-NSM} yet {1161 CONJ} of Yeshua/ of Jesus {2424 N-GSM} of Anointed/ of Christ {5547 N-GSM} according-to {2596 PREP} to a trust {4102 N-ASF} of out-chosen [ones] {1588 A-GPM} of God{2316 N-GSM} and {2532 CONJ} to a recognition {1922 N-ASF} of a truth {0225 N-GSF} of the [one] {3588 T-GSF} according-to {2596 PREP} to a devoutness {2150 N-ASF}
(Robin)
Couple additional explainations ...
1) whenever I am hestatently driven to add an English word to my lame translation,
I will, certainly, show this to you, the reader, by putting brackets around it ...
2) The Greek has various words for the definite article ("the"), but doesn't for the indefinite ("a");
however, it is my understanding that any singular noun has, inherently included in it's make-up
the fact of an indefinite; that is when you see the above "doulos" ... the noun - nominative, singular, mansculine "slave,"
I think it most valid to translate this as ..."a slave" (N-NSM) ... since the singular (indefinite) quality is inherient within
the word. Similarly with gemitive words, such as "theou" (N-GSM) ... noun - genitive, singular, masculine "of a God" ...
however, here, I've taken the liberty of not showing the reader the indefinite "a" since there is only One God, not an
indefinite number of gods, but the the point, here, is that the word is GENITIVE ... "OF"..."of God" ... that is, the genitive element "of" is inherent in this Greek word; therefore I show this to you, the reader, without the brackets ..."of God,"
as I do with the indefinite "a" in ..."a slave" ...
Lot's of little silly linguistic stuff ... but if we start out with some standards, it helps this to progress without subsequent confusion, and questions. Also, for purposes of consistency, only, I always read a dative word with the prefixed "unto-"
and an accusative word with the prefixed "to-" ... it aint always pretty, but a consistent method helps eventually in subsequently
determining wheather the attempted method was correct or not. That is, I may be incorrect in this, but that can only be
certainly determined, if after we "float the boat" is sinks or not![/QUOTE]
I am a Blond and all the letters with = and R2 D2's are way over my short attention span... If you say it belongs in this thread then I wish you well and hope that people who get what you are trying to do find your Testing thread and enjoy it. It is clear to this Blond that this is not a Poems R Us thread.....so I will bid you a fond Plebian farewell and God Bless you in your walk with Jesus. I truly meant you no harm or angst. But for Blond this ship has sailed.
Now you know why kids spell as they do.There is no such thing as a "fist grader"..