To: Kolokotronis
Ah, well the Greek is pretty clearly referring to "her seed" (masculine) bruising his heel on the serpent's bruised head. The Greek doesn't seem to say that the woman will bruise her heel. That's what the Hebrew says as well. "He [masculine] will bruise you on the head . . . "
-A8
704 posted on
12/07/2006 8:13:42 PM PST by
adiaireton8
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To: adiaireton8; Kolokotronis; kosta50
"That's what the Hebrew says as well. "He [masculine] will bruise you on the head . . . "
Then who does "he" as in "he will bruise..." refer to?
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