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   It is better to be in the truth then to swallow and repeat a lie.   
      
   Friend james can answer a question about the origin of the word "cross"   
   used in NT scripture: He said historically sometime later after the NT was   
   written its shape was changed in meaning to the roman cross exicution   
   device from greek "pole". That explains why 99.99 percent of transilations   
   use the word "cross" to mean the roman shape device instead of an erect   
   greek pole .   
      
   Friend james; let's test that theory, when was it "changed" and by whom?   
   I'm not asking about the greek word for "pole"; just when the change in   
   meaning happend and who did it?   
      
   --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05   
    * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)