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   >>We have pointed multiple times to the jw vatican practice of workingnwt   
   >>backward to make words/phrases in sscripture support current "theories of   
   >>scripture" by word play; which isliable to change at any time.   
   >>   
   >>The most recent was the greek word for "cross" to reflect "pole" in the   
   >>greek NT as the upright wooden roman structure for crucifixion.  Ah yes,   
   >>crucifixion can mean impalement; take your pick; that word does not appear   
   >>in the greek NT either.   
   >   
   he Word play seems an infectious thing; the jw vatican relies greatly on it   
   to make scripture come out "right".  The disorder has passed to friend   
   james:   
      
   >I never said it did.   
      
   Smile, you said "impalement or exicution; take your pick" when it comes to   
   Christ's death.  Do pray tel; howl can we choose "impalement" when it is   
   *not* in the NT?   
      
   To continue word play we ask about:   
      
   >>Friend james; do tell us where the hebrew phrase "red sea" is to be found   
   >>in the nwt "translation" of the OT and what does it mean?   
   >   
   >It is found in 12 books of the Bible. It means what it says.   
      
   We note the refusal of a simple question.   
      
   Very very good; how is Moses related to the "red sea" in the nwt and what   
   is its meaning at that event?   
   "translation"?>   
      
   --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05   
    * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)