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|    Re: Off the hook; Short;Some sources for    |
|    27 Jul 23 18:12:23    |
      XPost: alt.bible, alt.religion.christian.biblestudy, alt.religion.christianity       XPost: alt.religion.christian.roman-catholic              >>>Friend james, a few questions if you please, a short even single word       >>>answer is requested for each, a "I don't know" is fine; the answer will be       >>>provided. Not to worry, if you go wobbling all over the place into       >>>irrelevant responses, we will bring you back to the core questions:       >>>       >>       >>He wobbled about and was unable to answer or attempted to answer another       >>question. Let's help him out and get him off the hook of reality:       >>              A red faced friend james declares at the end that the burden of proof lies       with he who claims something. Indeed, such a as in this thread the claims       he makes to try to avoid rellevant answers of the form requested. A reader       can see that below, he fails his own burden of proof claim:              >>>1. How many were on the committee who did the "translation"?       >>There was a group of 5, all known by name.       >       >Please prove it       >>>       >>>2. Did it have any trained scholars of biblical languages?       >>       >>No, one had some ancient greek from some 500 years BC, a different form of       >>greek, a greek biblical scholar would have years of formal education he       >>lacked.       >>       >>He claimed knowledge of hebrew. In a trial under oath he could not       >>translate a simple hebrew sentence. In effect, no one qualified nor       >>experienced in biblical translation was in the group.       >       >Simple. Please prove it       >       >>>       >>>3. Of the NT sources listed, how many render John 1:1 as did the       >>>"translation"?       >>       >>Friend james listed some 5 possible examples. Only one had "Word was a       >>god; a very obscure translation no one uses."       >>       >>More telling, none he mentioned is in the list below, the questioned       >>asked of him.       >>       >>In short, he did some hand waving and foot stomping with the lists of       >>sources which do not support the nwt. He tried to impress by an irrelevant       >>long list.       >                     Red faced friend james has a niffty comback:              >Of course you found the listirrelevant. You are a JW opposer and are       >wearing opaque spiritual glasses. Also, the burden of proof is on the       >claimer.       >       >>>>NT       >>>>       >>>>Armenian Version       >>>>Coptic Versions       >>>>Syriac Versions-Curetonian, Philoxenian, Harclean,       >>>>Palestinian, Sinaitic, Peshitta       >>>>Old Latin       >>>>Latin Vulgate       >>>>Sixtine and Clementine Revised Latin Texts       >>>>Greek Cursive MSS.       >>>>Erasmus Text       >>>>Stephanus Text       >>>>Textus Receptus       >>>>Griesbach Greek Text       >>>>Emphatic Diaglott       >>>>Papyri-(e.g., Chester Beatty P45, P46, P47; Bodmer P66, P74,P75)       >>>>Early Greek Uncial MSS.-Vatican 1209 (B), Sinaitic ( |
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