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1,670,589 / (1,690,589 + 1,252,537) = 0.5744% or about 57.44% 1,670,631 / (1,670,631 + 1,272,495) = 0.5676% or about 56.76% Leads me to think that there's another tally or two that's not being shown, otherwise BOTH images are incorrectly tallied. And yes, I saw the decrease in votes for T and...

This be mine:

I mean, that's to be expected...

Please start a new thread. Stop resurrecting old dead ones.

I believe every word in the Bible, not just some. And they're wrong, of course, but what does that have to do with anything being discussed here? Do you recognize that some literal things can be figurative of other things?

Well there's your first problem. Google Translate is good for casual use, but it's not always accurate, and DEFINITELY shouldn't be used for translating ancient Hebrew. The fact remains: Matthew quoted the passage in Greek, and used the word that does, in fact, mean "virgin," and did so when...

I have one God. He is Father, Son, Holy Spirit. He is not three Gods. He is one God. He is three PERSONS. Bearing false witness is a sin. Stop it. Now apply that to the PERSONS of the Godhead. 1 Person (the Father) + 1 Person (the Son) + 1 Person (the Holy Spirit) = 3 Persons. Still...

Circumcision for Israel has nothing to do with physical health benefits. It's a physical mark on the skin that was supposed to remind Israel that they were separate from the world.

I mean, yeah, you could. But that would be irrational. I'd rather take what is meant as literal as literal, and what is figurative as figurative. And I would recognize that sometimes some things that are literal are figurative of other things. Not all the time, but sometimes, especially in...

Saying it doesn't make it so. Because of Israel's calendars. Yes, plural. Disconnect, how? The start of Jesus' ministry was the start of the 70th week, from what I understand. (@Right Divider maybe you can help me out here...) Because the clock was stopped halfway through the 70th week...

Why not?

I gave you one already. Because the immediate context, "young woman" would make sense. But in the greater context of the Bible, "virgin" makes sense. And since almah means BOTH, it was used. No, actually, you didn't. You answered the second question I asked. Here is the question again. It...

Yet one can be a figurative reference of the other, no?

False.

https://www.gotquestions.org/seventy-weeks.html Thank you. He wasn't? Scripture shows that He was annointed at least twice, if not three times: https://answersingenesis.org/contradictions-in-the-bible/how-many-times-was-jesus-anointed/ Are you sure? Now after Jesus was born in Bethlehem...

Yes. And? Not mentioned specifically, no, of course not. But It says: YHVH elohim YHVH echad. There are Hebrew words for one of singularity. Yachad and bad (iirc). Why not use those instead? Why leave the possibility open for it to be, as Genesis 2:24 correctly shows it is possible to...

There's your problem. It's not three individual Gods. It's ONE God. 1 X 1 X 1 = 1 tri = une No. There is ONE God. He is THREE Persons. Elohim, not Eloah. Father, Son, Holy Spirit, is WHO He is. God is WHAT He is. Three WHOs, One WHAT. Whereas humans are tripartite (body, soul...

What part of "certain cases" do you not understand? Supra.

Except that it does, as I just showed you. Sure it does. Mary was a young woman, was she not? She was a virgin, was she not? Now answer the first question: Why make such a prophecy? Women have children all the time. What's so special about the one in Isaiah? Yes, it can, and is...