Oh yeah, I am trying to sneak some singing angels into the text,LOL!!! I thought you said “in the Bible, the angels were not singing, they were “saying”. But let us not let facts get in the way.” so I showed you angels singing in the Bible, and showed you that even in the greek the Christmas Angels were praising, which often involves singing...
Paranoid much?
I was not claiming that you were trying to “sneak” anything in. But I always tell my church members to be very careful when they make assumptions about the Bible stories or “myths” the believe. Like everyone thinks Mary rode a donkey, there were three wise men, or that the wise men showed up at the manger.
When we use “singing” but the Bible says “saying”, then we are giving a wrong message and need to be careful. The vast majority of English translations read “saying”, not singing, so I assume there are contextual reasons for the translators to ALL use “saying”.
https://www.biblegateway.com/verse/en/Luke%202%3A13