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To: MarkBsnr; smvoice; count-your-change; 1000 silverlings; Alex Murphy; bkaycee; blue-duncan; ...

Perhaps it would help to define *snippet*.

Just how much Scripture constitutes a snippet? Part of a verse? One? Half a chapter?

862 posted on 09/05/2011 4:36:35 PM PDT by metmom (For freedom Christ has set us free; stand firm therefore, & do not submit again to a yoke of slavery)

To: metmom; MarkBsnr; count-your-change; Alex Murphy; bkaycee

A “snippet” is defined as any part of Scripture that begins to make someone “uncomfortable” in his comfort zone. It could be as small as “Study” or as large as an entire Book regarding the mystery committed to Paul. :)

866 posted on 09/05/2011 4:45:10 PM PDT by smvoice (The Cross was NOT God's Plan B.)

To: metmom; smvoice; count-your-change; 1000 silverlings; Alex Murphy; bkaycee; blue-duncan

For some it doesn’t matter what a “snippet” constitutes. If it doesn’t conform to their dogma it’s “taken out of context” or they may use the least credible source other then scripture.

This is a very elastic term. What you can be sure of is that any quote you make, regardless of length, will be a snippet. If you make it quickly maybe a whippet snippet. Or if you leave out a word a clippett snippet.

I can see it's nap time for me. Later.

871 posted on 09/05/2011 4:54:22 PM PDT by count-your-change (You don't have be brilliant, not being stupid is enough.)

Perhaps it would help to define *snippet*. Just how much Scripture constitutes a snippet? Part of a verse? One? Half a chapter?

Less than what it takes to establish context. They much teach it in the antiCatholic classes that so many have gotten A+ in.

877 posted on 09/05/2011 5:06:01 PM PDT by MarkBsnr (I would not believe in the Gospel, if the authority of the Catholic Church did not move m to do so.)