[vladimir998]

“”The Word” (capital “W”) was not yet revealed in the Old Testament.”

If it’s God’s Word, I often capitalize it. I made no reference to The Word (the Incarnate Word, Christ). Thus, everything you wrote was either moot or simply doesn’t address what I posted. The end result is the same: Psalm 119:89 says nothing about the Bible’s place in Heaven. You failed to answer Tax-chick’s question.

[Agamemnon]

If it’s God’s Word, I often capitalize it. I made no reference to The Word (the Incarnate Word, Christ). Thus, everything you wrote was either moot or simply doesn’t address what I posted.

Respectfully Vlad, it is not my point which is moot, rather the simple fact is that you have not written in a way that capably establishes your side in this discussion.

The end result is the same: Psalm 119:89 says nothing about the Bible’s place in Heaven. You failed to answer Tax-chick’s question.

Respectfully, it appears that you have an inherent disconnect with referring to the word of God as the Bible itself. The "word of God" is routinely referred to wholly and interchangeably with the term, "the Bible." This is not a hard concept for most Christians.

Tax-Chick directed no posting to me and she asked no question of me. I posted a response to her post #17.

Since I did not intend to answer her question of Big Red Badger in post #13, it is not incumbent upon me to answer a question directed to another poster. I have not failed to answer a question, since none was asked of me to answer.

You need to follow the discussion more carefully.

FReegards!