03-24-2014, 02:32 AM
Does he believe that all the original Hebrew words, which he says Jesus spoke (rather than Aramaic), and which the Apostles by the inspiration of The Holy Spirit wrote down, has all been lost in the 1st century?
Jesus said that His words would never pass away...and yet, where are all his Hebrew words which He spoke at today, if He spoke them in that language?
I say, no sir...we have all His words, which The Holy Spirit intended us to hear, right here in the Aramaic New Testament. Not lost, not corrupted.
But, one doesn't have to believe this, they can believe that we do not have his original words anymore...just some translations of them, which may or may not be accurate in translation...unless you say that the translations are inspired too!
If so, you are asked, which version is inspired, and which translation is the more correct one, since they all differ to some degree, some more, some less so, some having more words or less words in them...and some having this word or that word used. Which words did He actually say then?
I say, we have the very words of The Messiah, as was spoken by Him in Aramaic, as recorded in the Eastern Aramaic New Testament. And that the Greek text derives it's origin from it's text.
Until this is shown not to be the case, with some amount of real proof...then, I'll stick with it. I have found nothing wrong with it thus far in any case.
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Jesus said that His words would never pass away...and yet, where are all his Hebrew words which He spoke at today, if He spoke them in that language?
I say, no sir...we have all His words, which The Holy Spirit intended us to hear, right here in the Aramaic New Testament. Not lost, not corrupted.
But, one doesn't have to believe this, they can believe that we do not have his original words anymore...just some translations of them, which may or may not be accurate in translation...unless you say that the translations are inspired too!
If so, you are asked, which version is inspired, and which translation is the more correct one, since they all differ to some degree, some more, some less so, some having more words or less words in them...and some having this word or that word used. Which words did He actually say then?
I say, we have the very words of The Messiah, as was spoken by Him in Aramaic, as recorded in the Eastern Aramaic New Testament. And that the Greek text derives it's origin from it's text.
Until this is shown not to be the case, with some amount of real proof...then, I'll stick with it. I have found nothing wrong with it thus far in any case.
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