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   >>It is not "jehovah", the 2nd jw pope ruthrford I chose that name in total   
   >>ignorance of scripture; *total*.  It is a laugh on him in fact.   
   >>   
   >>It is the mistaken version of a rcc monk in the middle ages.  That is when   
   >>the laugh comes in.  Rutherford I was an anti-rcc begot and hater proudly   
   >>using a rcc error in prideful ignorance.   
   >>   
   >>When later the jw nwt "NT translation" was done all greek names for God   
   >>were changed to "jehovah".  In the greek it was "theos as written by the   
   >>apostles.  It was not the 4 letter without vowels hebrew name given Moses   
   >>as the jw vatican claims.  So in effect, the jw vatican "corrected" the   
   >>apostles original greek choice   
   >>   
   >>They have never to this day have *any* scholars of greek/hebrew but still   
   >>"corrected" the apostles.  Now ain't that special?   
   >>   
   >>But wait; the jw vatican has a fairy tale to cover their gross blunder and   
   >>slap to the apostles face .   
   >>   
   >>They made up the story that "jewish scribes" during the 2nd   
   century went   
   >>ever where to find all greekNT copies and remove the hebrew 4 letter name   
   >>to the greek name really used by the apostles..   
   >   
   >You seem to be 'misplacing' my answers to your questions. Is that done   
   >on purpose?   
      
   No, it is to bypass the crude attempts not to answer qustions as posed by   
   irrelevant responses.   
      
   Why doesthe jw vatican think themselves supperior to the apostles choice   
   of greek terms of how to reference/represent God?   
      
   Why was the jw vatican fairy tale invnted to excuse to not use the greek   
   terms of the apostles to the "jehovah" in the NT.  Btw, do you buy into   
   that fairy tale "the jewish scribes done done it" and the nwt fixed it?   
      
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