[Iscool]

Not at all there is a specific definition, and it can be found by anyone that looks. The only one "blowing smoke" is the non-Catholic that has made the erroneous claim..There are over 25 Greek lexicons out there...You have no way of knowing which one if any is correct...

I already told you I'm not interested...It's a waste of time...We KNOW what scripture is...

Besides, you're the one that wants to prove something...So prove it...

[verga]

I already told you I'm not interested...It's a waste of time...We KNOW what scripture is...

Really than you should have no trouble defining it according tot he Koine Greek.

Besides, you're the one that wants to prove something...So prove it...

Actually it is the non-Catholics that are proving me correct. non-Catholics need the "flexible definitions. Scripture means what ever non-Catholics say it means. "Is" doesn't mean "is", it means represents, etc.....