Show us "the original," fraud.
You can't, because it no longer exists.
Poser.
The greek says "and God was the Word," not "the God was a word."
Θεος ην ο λογος means "the god was a word".
Show us "the original," fraud.
You can't, because it no longer exists.
Poser.
The greek says "and God was the Word," not "the God was a word."
The tetragrammaton is the word of God; get over it.Nonsense as usual for this cultist.
Poser.Θεος ην ο λογος means "the god was a word".
The "ho" is not a definite article otherwise it would be next to proper names more often in Greek. wow, you can copy-paste without understanding from a smart phone.Poser.
You don't know "the Greek" well enough to educate anyone, let alone me.
The phrase
και θεος μν ο λογος
Literally translated, word for word, means
And God was the Word
The word "ho" ("ο") is the definite article "the".
The only definite article "ho" in that phrase is in front of and describing "logos", "word".
"the word"
There is no definite article in front of "theos", because there was already one previously, in the phrase "και ο λογος μν προς τον θεον", "and the word was with the God..."
The "ho" is not a definite article
Strong's g3588 - Lexical: ὁ - Transliteration: ho - Part of Speech: Definite Article - Phonetic Spelling: ho - Definition: the, the definite article. - Origin: Including the feminine he (hay), and the neuter to (to) in all their inflections; the definite article; the (sometimes to be supplied, at others omitted, in English idiom). - Usage: the, this, that, one, he, she, it, etc. - Translated as (count): the (10855), - (5304), of the (1565), to the (436), those (422), that (148), the things (127), of (104), who (103), in the (79), to (78), to those (72), with the (65), on the (56), of those (48), which (46), for the (43), that which (33), He who (31), by the (29), a (26), those who (24), what (18), with (18), things (16), some (14), at the (13), than the (13), in (12), his (10), this (10), from the (9), their (7), they (7), to him (7), by (5), for those (5), from (5), him who (5), of him (5), to the things (5), Him (4), O (4), One (4), our (4), these things (4), to whom (4), you (4), among the (3), for (3), of that (3), others (3), over the (3), such (3), the one (3), they who (3), who were (3), he with (2), in this (2), into the (2), of that which (2), of the things (2), of this (2), of those who (2), on those (2), she (2), than (2), the ones (2), the same things (2), these (2), those that (2), to her (2), to that (2), to those who (2), unto (2), who are (2), who was (2), with those (2), - - (1), about (1), about the (1), according to the (1), against (1), another (1), anything (1), as the (1), at (1), at that (1), before (1), belonging to the (1), between the (1), by the things (1), by those (1), during the (1), for that which (1), from those (1), he that (1), he who is (1), her (1), her who (1), however (1), in one (1), in things (1), it (1), its (1), my (1), of her (1), of them (1), of what (1), of your (1), on (1), on whom (1), she who (1), since (1), than those (1), that of (1), that was (1), the thing (1), the things that (1), the things which (1), their own (1), them (1), thing (1), those of (1), to him who (1), to his (1), to the one (1), to their own (1), to those that (1), toward the (1), under the (1), unto the (1), unto those (1), what is (1), which is (1), who is (1), whole (1), whom (1), whose (1). |
otherwise it would be next to proper names more often in Greek. wow, you can copy-paste without understanding from a smart phone.
The article is not common before proper names in Greek.
Strong's g3588
- Lexical: ὁ
- Transliteration: ho
- Part of Speech: Definite Article
- Phonetic Spelling: ho
- Definition: the, the definite article.
- Origin: Including the feminine he (hay), and the neuter to (to) in all their inflections; the definite article; the (sometimes to be supplied, at others omitted, in English idiom).
- Usage: the, this, that, one, he, she, it, etc.
- Translated as (count): the (10855), - (5304), of the (1565), to the (436), those (422), that (148), the things (127), of (104), who (103), in the (79), to (78), to those (72), with the (65), on the (56), of those (48), which (46), for the (43), that which (33), He who (31), by the (29), a (26), those who (24), what (18), with (18), things (16), some (14), at the (13), than the (13), in (12), his (10), this (10), from the (9), their (7), they (7), to him (7), by (5), for those (5), from (5), him who (5), of him (5), to the things (5), Him (4), O (4), One (4), our (4), these things (4), to whom (4), you (4), among the (3), for (3), of that (3), others (3), over the (3), such (3), the one (3), they who (3), who were (3), he with (2), in this (2), into the (2), of that which (2), of the things (2), of this (2), of those who (2), on those (2), she (2), than (2), the ones (2), the same things (2), these (2), those that (2), to her (2), to that (2), to those who (2), unto (2), who are (2), who was (2), with those (2), - - (1), about (1), about the (1), according to the (1), against (1), another (1), anything (1), as the (1), at (1), at that (1), before (1), belonging to the (1), between the (1), by the things (1), by those (1), during the (1), for that which (1), from those (1), he that (1), he who is (1), her (1), her who (1), however (1), in one (1), in things (1), it (1), its (1), my (1), of her (1), of them (1), of what (1), of your (1), on (1), on whom (1), she who (1), since (1), than those (1), that of (1), that was (1), the thing (1), the things that (1), the things which (1), their own (1), them (1), thing (1), those of (1), to him who (1), to his (1), to the one (1), to their own (1), to those that (1), toward the (1), under the (1), unto the (1), unto those (1), what is (1), which is (1), who is (1), whole (1), whom (1), whose (1).
You were saying something?
:blabla:
Fraud.
Your point?The article is not common before proper names in Greek.
Your point?
[MENTION=11714]Apple7[/MENTION] shows up more often than that, and is definitely NOT a "Jew-hater."
[MENTION=11714]Apple7[/MENTION] shows up more often than that, and is definitely NOT a "Jew-hater."
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Is why jews still HATE Him...
Jesus CANNOT be Jehovah/YHVH God
Jews don't hate Jesus. We don't even think about him much. Why should we?
not His fault...lol...something about a covenant His Father made with their father...etc
actually kinda yeah...although they killed Him for reminding them they were actually jews who were not jews...teaching but not DOING the Torah...doing some new traditions they came up with...
sure...look at Saul/Paul...in fact Rome was called in by one sect of jews because the other sect was killing them...LOL
Jew destroyed the other tribes of Israel too...causing them to go into idolatry first...
You remember Solomon ran up a huge debt so they began to tax fees for worshipping at the temple...other tribes just stayed home and worshipped from there...THAT WAS IDOLATRY and so Yah had babylon destroy it all...people temple land...
By birth, culture, religion, ethnic identity, nationality...
It is far more common for bigoted non-Jews to murder Jews for such reasons.
Our book is a record of both our successes and failures. The idol worship was back in the times of the first Temple, but I guess it is convenient to latch onto that if you are looking for reasons to hate Jews.
Dartman, Apple shows up every 6 months or so to spew some Jew-hate, then hibernates for a bit- till he pops up and does his thing again. It is worth refuting him a little, but I suggest not wasting too much time on him.
John 4:22 Ye worship ye know not what: we know what we worship: for salvation is of the Jews.
Dartman, Apple shows up every 6 months or so to spew some Jew-hate, then hibernates for a bit- till he pops up and does his thing again. It is worth refuting him a little, but I suggest not wasting too much time on him.
Matt 6:9 ... Our Father which art in heaven, Hallowed be thy name.