I have told you repeatedly that I don’t wear a ring. I have shown you where the the brides attendants are spoken of in scripture as well and the grooms attendants.
“I have told you repeatedly that I don’t wear a ring.”
You sure have, and yet I don’t ask you if you do. I asked if you DID. I bet you know the difference between present tense and past tense. Why do you keep saying “now” or “don’t” when the answer is about the past?
“I have shown you where the the brides attendants are spoken of in scripture as well and the grooms attendants.”
No. You showed me something else that you passed off as what I was talking about. I already pointed out that they are not the same thing - as shown by their different roles.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pLB15kBvn_c