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I can answer questions concerning the translating of specific words and translations of the New Testament. I can give the etemology of Greek words, primarily in the Koine Greek, but also in Classical Greek. I can also give explanations of much of the Bible having read it many times and written many Bible studies.
I studied Greek in earning my BA at a university and my DTh. and MDiv. at an accredited seminary. I was a diviity student at both the university and seminary, spending most of those eight years studying the Bible.
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There are many times when Jesus taught these things. He had to keep telling the people that the Father, Son and Holy Spirit were unified .....they are one God with one purpose, to free people from the
First, the translation: The word for beguiled in Hebrew is "nasha" and means, "lead astray,delude,seduce". This Hebrew word is also used in the following places: 2 Ki 19:10 10 "Say to Hezekiah king
In the sense that these fruits are "apparent" to yourself and others, you could say that they are manifestations of the fruit of the Spirit. To explain this I'll point out that the Greek word for "manifestation"
To start with I must admit that I don't understand "how" God accomplished what He did in having the Bible written by men. The word used in the Bible concerning scripture is "Theopneustos" : "Theo"
The Luke, the writer of Acts, correctly tells what Peter stated even though Peter had heard an incorrect account. Peter's account is what others told him concerning Judas' death. He was not there when
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