From: jtem01@gmail.com   
      
   On 2/14/26 8:05 PM, Steven Douglas wrote:   
      
   > To which other person who ever lived could "God with us"   
   > possibly refer? Please name the person.   
      
   Remember that we're not speaking of printed English words,   
   they never even had printing during the period you attribute   
   to anything, and we're not even speaking of translations   
   here.   
      
   The point is you can spell it with an 'E' and it's the exact   
   same name and, as I pointed out, but you were too narcissistic   
   to even acknowledge, it's the 'E' in JTEM.   
      
   So it can be referring to me, amongst countless others with   
   THAT ACTUAL NAME, but it can't be referring to "Jesus" because   
   "Jesus" is a very different name.   
      
         ...better translated as "Joshua" anyway.   
      
      
      
   So let's recap!   
      
   A reference to the name Immanuel can't possibly be a reference   
   to anyone names Immanuel or Emmanuel (with 1 or 2 'Ms') but it   
   most definitely is a reference to a completely different name.   
      
   Hmm.   
      
   AND THEN there's the fact that you can't even cite a copy that's   
   older than what it supposedly predicts...   
      
      
      
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