[dangus]

dartuser:

My apologies. I had had a little trouble reading the post, and saw perfect as present. On a full monitor, and with your bolding, I certainly see your assertion is correct. But then my point still stands about tense, then, however: The perfect tense denotes that an action has been completed in the past.

And, yes, I will repeat my assertion that the protestant lexicon’s translation to “highly favored” is a lie. In every other case where the word is applied to a mortal, over 100 cases, the KJV bible (and the protestant lexicons I’ve referred to) translate the root word as “grace,” clearly because the intent is to signify salvation.

[dartuser]

My apologies. I had had a little trouble reading the post, and saw perfect as present. On a full monitor, and with your bolding, I certainly see your assertion is correct.

Unfortunately for us both, these things will happen more and more the older we get lol. If I didn't put on my reading glasses I couldn't even see the monitor in front of my face.