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you are not interested at all RG, and im not sure why you keep saying you are? Have you found a single “Jehovah” in Greek or Hebrew? No, you have not; yet you seem convinced that that is all you can find. And i am not really inclined to keep speaking at odds here tbh, if thats what you want to believe, then believe that, and understand that that will also define you
We are speaking about English versions Byrd, the one you said didn't have it was an English version. I know the Greek Septuagint of Jesus' day had it, but of course I don't have one to prove it. Show me a Hebrew or Greek version that don't have it then Byrd, I will listen.
Blasphemy.
ah well i see the disconnect now, guess its my fault; the one i said “didnt have it” was a link to the Greek lexicon, and i pay no attention whatsoever to the english writing in the link
so, if you click on the link you might see what i mean
I know you have been taught that Drop, I was too at one time. You have prayed for God's Kingdom to come, where did you expect it to come to when you asked Him to send it sir?
Just like all Christians Be, born again ones have to remain faithful until death to be acquitted of sin. God grants them immortality upon their resurrection. Not a big point, but we need not think that because someone is born again, that guarantees their salvation, because several have failed. The only bad thing is they cannot be redeemed once they turn away from God. As I understand it, they sin against the holy spirit if they commit a serious sin, since they are anointed by holy spirit. I could very well be in error on this however, as I am not too well read on this topic. The Bible is vague about it. I really don't understand why they are granted immortality.
Went back through several pages Byrd, you gave no link that I see sir, You did quote a verse from the NASB version, which did have God's name in it as I showed you. If you do come up with one I would be interested, as I believe He has not allowed any version to completely remove it. I could very well be in error, but I certainly haven't found one yet.
which is unfortunately how they chose to publish links, yes; so iow the blue text is a link to the real text, unscribed
you can certainly believe that if you like RG, but "Jehovah" was a Name invented like a thousand years after the NT was written, by the Masoretes, who were just still touchy about "pronouncing the Name of God," mostly bc they misunderstood the whole point of the unpronounceability of AEOU, like you did earlier.
that's bc you are limiting yourself to english i guess--although i dont think the Berean uses "Jehovah" at all, and neither does the NASB? It ("Elohim") is rendered "God" there, so i dont know what youre looking at tbh
How many are redeemed from the earth sir? Why were they selected to reside in heaven? Answer those and you will have the answer. Mat 5:5
Simply what the Bible teaches sir, rather point blankly I might add. But what many do not know is that everyone in it will be resurrected Drop. Rev 20:13. Most people believe it is a place of torment, but in reality it is defined as the abode of the dead. Jesus went there, and he was resurrected from it. The first resurrected one to receive immortality.
I showed you where the NASB did, and yes we are speaking English.that's bc you are limiting yourself to english i guess--although i dont think the Berean uses "Jehovah" at all, and neither does the NASB? It ("Elohim") is rendered "God" there, so i dont know what youre looking at tbh
in fact, here's the thirty most pop versions, no Jehovah in sight?
Psalm 68:10 - God's Enemies Are Scattered
Your flock settled therein; O God, from Your bounty You provided for the poor.biblehub.com
