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|    Re: Jw vatican flunks history evidence t    |
|    11 Oct 23 16:50:46    |
      XPost: alt.bible, alt.religion.christian.biblestudy, alt.religion.christianity       XPost: alt.religion.christian.roman-catholic, alt.christnet.christianlife              I implore readers to read friend james response, the truth will be known       in his attempt at . obfuscation his tactics are revealed.              >>How does friend james take the evidence, he helps me:       >>       >>>>The jw vatican dlaims the church in the first part of the 4th century       >>>>changed the shape of the cross from being a pole to the familiar shape with       >>>>a pole having a crossbar.              See if friend james refutes the evidence the above is unfounded, 2nd church       writers described it as a pole ith a crossbar.       >>>>       >>>>Very very good, that claim is easily tested in history. When did the first       >>>>writings of the shape appear? Short answer; in the 2nd century starting       >>>>just after the time the NT was finished.       >>>>       >>>>3 church fathers wrote about the exact shape,ie. a pole ith a crossbar.       >>>>They wrote in greek and knew exactly the word for chross used in the NT as       >>>>pole .       >>>>       >>>>Two of these either new John and/or was a 2nd generation disciple of John.       >>>>For any who might want to follow up, they were Justin Martyr, Tertullian,       >>>>and Irenaeus. The last two have the connection to John.       >>>>       >>>>One of the last describes the shape of the cross like the mast of a ship       >>>>with crosbar to hold a sail. The greek word in the NT also used tthe greek       >>>>word "pole" to mean a ship's mast and other upright wooden items.       >>>       >>Friend james ignores the above:       >>       >>>Regardless of the rhetoric trying to justify the cross, the BIBLE (1st       >>>century) uses the word "staurus", an upright pole. That's just a fact.       >>       >>Bingo bigo, give the man a prize. Having not read to learn the above; he       >>in fact repeats part of it; way to go friend james; thanks for the       >>confirmation.       >>       >>The 3 persons above spoke an wrote greek. as said; they knew exactly the       >>NT wor in its basic meaning was "pole". Yet all said that NT"pole" had a       >>crossbaar. One said the cross was like a ship's mast,ie. a pole with cross       >>bar. One way the greeks also used the word "pole" was to mean a ship's mast       >>with crossbar exactly as he said..       >>       >>Not forgetting, two of them had direct connection to Jhon who was present       >>at the crucifixion and knew exactly the variation of "pole" structure       >>involved..       >>       >>Nope, e must go with the jw vatican which has no scholars of greek and a       >>glaring ignorance of the 1st century palistine. Did I mention 2000 years       >>later?       >       >To the readers of servant:       >       >I have already posted Bible scholars who PRAISED the New World       >Translation. Either they are morons also, or that translation is a       >scholarly work. Use your own judgment.       >       >FACT; FACT; FACT. The Bible uses the word "staurus". (an upright pole)       >Let's repeat that.       >       > The Bible uses the word "staurus". (an upright pole)       > The Bible uses the word "staurus". (an upright pole)       > The Bible uses the word "staurus". (an upright pole)       > The Bible uses the word "staurus". (an upright pole)       > The Bible uses the word "staurus". (an upright pole)       >       >I don't know what else to say.              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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