[boatbums]

The use of the Greek destroys a lot of the claims the roman cultists make about Mary not supported by Scripture.

I don't think it should be surprising that this was why the Latin Vulgate became the preferred translation.

[Resettozero]

The use of the Greek destroys a lot of the claims the roman cultists make about Mary not supported by Scripture.

I don't think it should be surprising that this was why the Latin Vulgate became the preferred translation.

I can confirm I've had the same thought tonight.

[ealgeone]

>The use of the Greek destroys a lot of the claims the roman cultists make about Mary not supported by Scripture.<

I don't think it should be surprising that this was why the Latin Vulgate became the preferred translation.

I agree. We've pointed out the problems with the vulgate's translation of the greeting to Mary and yet the catholic cult stays true to form and refuses to acknowledge the evidence...I guess because it's "tradition"!

A little honest academic research on their part would really open their eyes.

btw...this will be my last post on this thread. I think after about 1200 or so we've about beat this horse enough.

There will be other discussions I'm sure. Surprised the RM has allowed this one to go as long as it has. I'd hate to have that job!

Ya'll have a blessed week!

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[CynicalBear]

>>I don't think it should be surprising that this was why the Latin Vulgate became the preferred translation.<<

It certainly worked better to obscure the truth in the Hebrew and Greek. ,