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Blame it on the historians. They have not been inspired like many others.

So what's new? Not much. Most of my stuff has already been published by others. That includes John the Baptist, John Chrysostom, Constantinople, islam, etc. My main claim to fame is using numbers and colors to identify the major players. Colors are only used on the Four Horsemen. Numbers used...

It takes two rational persons.

I'm asking you. Can you give me one specific example of where I am wrong and why?

And I'm out of apples. Should I stay home?

I am very careful about the words that I use. Can you give me one specific example of where I am wrong and why?

That is not a reasonable response.

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Are you TRYING to make yourself look like a clown? So where did you get such a bad idea? Firstly, you have no "common sense"... Thank you for your comments

Numbers and Colors All 60 English translations of the Bible seem to agree on numbers and colors so they can safely be used to identify historic events that seem to fulfill prophecies. This is not true for most other words found in the Bible.

What happened to logic, reason, and common sense?

Numbers and colors

Common sense told me to look outside the Bible for historic events that might fulfill prophecies.

Why would John identify himself three times in the first chapter? Think about that. Why would John use the word 'Lamb' 27 times? Think about that. Why would John eat the little book and prophesy again? Think about that. These are valid questions. We can only speculate what the reasons are...

It depends on the context.

Who wrote it and to whom did John write?? Yes, it does matter. His servant John the Baptist who bare record to prepare the way for the Lamb found 27 times John the Apostle to the seven churches. He added the churches and Jesus. John Chrysostom, who also am your brother was in Ephesus at the...

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So you are saying one who 'rightly divides' is the same as one who 'correctly handles the word of truth'. That would explain why we need 60 different translations.

Only ten translations of the Bible have "rightly dividing". 50 English translations do not and that includes all the Catholic ones. So you are asking me to do something that is not in the vast majority of the bibles. Your belief allows only the analysis of what Paul wrote.