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“But the cowardly, the unbelieving, the vile, the murderers, the sexually immoral, those who practice magic arts, the idolaters and all liars —they will be consigned to the fiery lake of burning sulfur. This is the second death.” -Revelation 21:8 (NIV)...

Wow. You know both Greek and Spanish. I’m impressed. Look at Exodus 12:40 in the Greek Septuagint. Notice how the 430 years applies to both Egypt and Canaan. Just like Paul said. https://www.ellopos.net/elpenor/greek-texts/septuagint/chapter.asp?book=2&page=12 “Αἰγύπτῳ καὶ ἐν γῇ Χαναάν”...

Did you pay attention to Galatians 3:17? Go back and read it again. It says 430 years after Abraham receiving the promise. Take at least 2 seconds to think about that. Go back and look at the math I presented. Abraham received the promise when he entered Canaan. Are you even listening?

It doesn’t matter what language your Bible is in. There should be Bibles in all languages. But our translations should be consistent with the Bible use by the early church. Regardless of what language it is in, it should be true and faithful to the original.

The sinners in Noah’s day were in God’s favor?

I think it should be included at least, even if it is in a separate section. It’s too integral to Biblical history to be omitted entirely. Honestly, I think it’s so integral, I don’t see how it wouldn’t be canon, especially the way that its history fulfills the prophecies of Daniel 8. What are...

So you disagree with Luther on this point? You think 1 Maccabees shouldn’t belong in the Bible? What about just printing it in its own Apocryphal section? Do you agree with that? Or do you think it’s absolutely necessary to keep it out of the binding altogether?

Donald Trump shared this on his Truth Social page on Memorial Day:

What modern translators do has no bearing on what the early church did. Why should I care what modern scholars are doing if they’re not doing what the early Christians were doing?

I think our friend Vladimir is Russian Orthodox.

I saw Top Gun Maverick. It’s really good. You’ll want to watch the first one though. Funny story. I stopped to eat at Applebee’s with a friend before going to watch it. When you spend more than $25 on food at Applebee’s they give you a free movie ticket to see Top Gun: Maverick. The table next...

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1 Peter 4 says Jesus preached the gospel to the dead. The word “gospel” means “good news.” What was the good news Jesus had for the sinners burning in Hell? “Good news, everyone! You’re stuck down here and you’ll never get out! Stinks to be you. Bye!” THAT’S NOT GOOD NEWS! I would imagine it...

Are you Eastern Orthodox?

Isaiah 61 is missing the phrase about healing the blind. That’s what Jesus was quoting in Luke 4. The Septuagint has the phrase, Luke 4 has the phrase, but Isaiah 61 in the Hebrew is missing it.

The math doesn’t lie.

I said what I meant. Did Jesus descend into Hell when he died on the cross? He was buried after dying on the cross. It all happened the same day. So I said what I meant. So…back to the subject matter, please? Stop changing the subject. If you don’t want to get back to the subject matter, then...

Listen to what the early church said about the Septuagint. Don’t listen to him.

Your belief contradicts the beliefs of the early church in regards to the Septuagint. Thanks for proving my point.

The Septuagint is still available to us today.