Re: I want you to prove to me that god is real.
Well, the problem is flawed languages like Hebrew and Greek, I suppose. Think about it -- a Holy Book written in Greek!
A Greek, an Azerbijani and a Turk were traveling on a plane, along with a bunch of schoolkids. Suddenly both engines exploded. Everyone would have to jump.
The Turk said, "We must save the kids!"
The Azerbijani said, "F*ck the kids."
The Greek said, "Do we have time for that?"
See what I mean? There's a reason the word "pederasty" comes to us from the Greek! (The combination of "παίδ-", the Greek stem for boy, with "ἐραστής", Greek for lover, according to Wickedpedia.)
No, God could not inspire the King James until mankind worked out a proper version of the English language.
In a very real sense, English is God's chosen tongue.
I suppose God could have miraculously started the Israelites talking in King James English in the first millennium BC, but that would have been awfully surreal...even for Him.
"Aye me, Hezekiah, bring not the goats into the pavilion! Thou art a very petard in the hind quarter."
"Forsooth, Jehoram, the petard hath not yet seen invention. Cast not anachronisms upon the water, lest the Lord smite thee with a plague and a burning and a sore lisp upon thy tongue."
No:
In the beginning was the Word, and the Word was with God, and the Word was God. John 1:1
That is the truest clue I know.
~~ OEJ
Well, the problem is flawed languages like Hebrew and Greek, I suppose. Think about it -- a Holy Book written in Greek!
A Greek, an Azerbijani and a Turk were traveling on a plane, along with a bunch of schoolkids. Suddenly both engines exploded. Everyone would have to jump.
The Turk said, "We must save the kids!"
The Azerbijani said, "F*ck the kids."
The Greek said, "Do we have time for that?"
See what I mean? There's a reason the word "pederasty" comes to us from the Greek! (The combination of "παίδ-", the Greek stem for boy, with "ἐραστής", Greek for lover, according to Wickedpedia.)
No, God could not inspire the King James until mankind worked out a proper version of the English language.
In a very real sense, English is God's chosen tongue.
I suppose God could have miraculously started the Israelites talking in King James English in the first millennium BC, but that would have been awfully surreal...even for Him.
"Aye me, Hezekiah, bring not the goats into the pavilion! Thou art a very petard in the hind quarter."
"Forsooth, Jehoram, the petard hath not yet seen invention. Cast not anachronisms upon the water, lest the Lord smite thee with a plague and a burning and a sore lisp upon thy tongue."
No:
In the beginning was the Word, and the Word was with God, and the Word was God. John 1:1
That is the truest clue I know.
~~ OEJ

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