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I dont really have a problem with the word passover but you have a problem with the word easter. It appears your lack of an understanding of the word. It so happens you allign with a wrong one.

Yes Easter is invented by tyndale.l snd not a catholic dogma but hidden facts to the many.

Here are reasons why the modernist view may have been incorrectly taught. As for backgrounders, the context of verses 6-11 may refer to Christ’s humiliation and exaltation, which is part of one of the greatest assertions of Christ's deity. It talks about emptying and receiving divine glory. The...

Now I'll try to spin this to a Bible version issue, do you think the word robbery is all wrong in the Kjb? Thanks

Elijahs complex

I just dont think the translators of Kjv and other modern translators does not even know what they are doing. The conditional word if have different usage and good thing is that you are just repeating what is already known in the past. For the obvious, i believe that is based on the context so...

Sorry, but I don't think you are translating but rather you are paraphrasing often with additional opinion. This is categorized as illumination not a transalation.

Good point here, the other interpretation woyld have been of the co- regency. The concept is that Ahaziah reigned wirh father Joram at the age of 22 and until the death of his father after 20 years that he began to reign being at 42 years old. Biblical examples ro this is David and Solomon as...

You ask a trivia question and is not related to Bible version issue but let me try it for you. The key verse is found in v7 and 10 as Jesus answered him that God cannot be tempted which simply shows that he is God and he is worthy of woship. Satan on the otherhand, the tempter shows that he is...

You said: And when the tempter came to him, he said, If thou be the Son of God, command that these stones be made bread. It does not reveal the true meaning in English... in the manner as you claim. Yet, in some ways, it's more literal and better when that is the case. And, modern...

‘None’ can be used as a pronoun to mean ‘not any’ and you seem correct! But ‘none’ in its archaic form with the same meaning as 'not any' is used as an adjective and the KJB is still in precision with the Greek counterpart. https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/none...

Umm a simple greek oarsing from a bibke hub or blb seem the word "none" is an adjective and not a noun. Thanks

I must submit that the text here concerns the scriptures being "forever." That cannot be said for the godly who are at a time of scarcity and have suffered for even a long time. Endurance though is a long time yet has its limitations and it can not be said of that. The word, the scripture is!

We need a good teacher! That’s it Jesus indeed is a good teacher, for as he was called, Good Master (Mark 10:17), The Holy Spirit is likewise a good teacher for he is, and as Jesus said, the Holy Spirit is indeed a teacher “But the Comforter, which is the Holy Ghost, whom the Father will send in...

Mark 10:18 King James Bible And Jesus said unto him, Why callest thou me good? there is none good but one, that is, God. You shared your thoughts, but nothing yet is enough. You haven’t built your case by making irrelevant remarks and have nothing to offer. Thanks though.

For sure, the Preface to the Readers is not part of the scripture and can barely defend it. For Kjb preface was written by Miles Smith if not mistaken. Btw, could yoy quote me their admission that there could be no perfect translation? Thanks

My homework, no not mine, its yours and how does it connect to some kind of idol worship. Well, anyway, you could be wrong. Idol worship is a worship of convenience and modern bibles are like that. 👍

So what's in the translators Preface to the Reader Dino? Thanks

Hahaha, None so far can surpass them of their God-given skills compared to today's editors.

What Greek? What spiritualizing? You must be barking on a wrong tree my friend. It must be interpreted within the context. You've ignored verses like of 22 to 36 which specifically speaks of the death, burial and the ressurrection of Christ which is the same gospel Paul preached. I heard...