To: Chris Talk
I wouldn't doubt that.
But then, making doctrinal statements based on punnny cute-isms could get tricky.
And, I do good with my 500 words of Chinese. I studied the Psalms and Daniel in Hebrew with a character once. Remember little of that!
I had a Greek interlinear. Is there a Hebrew interlinear?
700 posted on
02/15/2004 5:05:53 AM PST by
Quix
(Choose this day whom U will serve: Shrillery & demonic goons or The King of Kings and Lord of Lords)
To: Quix
If there is let me know. But it is vital to study the NEW testament in Hebrew, not just the OT>
702 posted on
02/15/2004 5:06:59 AM PST by
Chris Talk
(What Earth now is, Mars once was. What Mars now is, Earth will become.)
To: Quix
That is just what Jesus did, use puns to say what he didn't dare say out loud, doctrinally and otherwise.
703 posted on
02/15/2004 5:08:06 AM PST by
Chris Talk
(What Earth now is, Mars once was. What Mars now is, Earth will become.)
To: Quix
Hebrew Interlinear uses the Masoritic Text (sp?).
Question for yourself and Chris, I mainly perform word studies if I touch on Greek or Hebrew, but generally in an English translation.
More recently I've had some dreams in Greek in Hebrew, written words, but I don't understand or know the language. In one of them, the Hebrew characters were written in 3-D and were given as a prayer or as something holy. Have you found a study that references meanings of the characters in the Hebrew alphabet themselves?
The Greek was less formal, words written on a chalkboard in Greek letters, all lower case.
790 posted on
02/16/2004 2:11:19 AM PST by
Cvengr
(;^))
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