So then, you do not learn from Elohim but from men and their translations no matter whether you chose only one translation or use multiple translations. You are a slave to the translations of someone else who tells you what to believe the text actually says because you care not to actually begin to study it for yourself and be taught by the One who authored the holy scriptures in their original tongues on parchment and papyrus. Do you not know that it is impossible to fully and accurately render either Hebrew or Greek into any other language on a "word for word" basis? It simply is not possible. Therefore every translation by default contains INTERPRETATION. It is utterly inescapable. Thanks for admitting that you are a slave to other men's readings of your favorite texts. This is the same problem Steko apparently has and why Steko must bow to a select chosen version of man from which Jeremiah 23:6 was quoted. Can you not see that if another rendering disagrees then Steko's understanding cannot stand unless one choses to believe that version alone? Therefore a choice still must be made; and therefore Steko bows to man just as you do when you when you suggest that one should not study the scriptures in their original languages but rather trust someone else to tell you what the text says. That is both slavery and blindness on your part; and for you to judge others who love the Word the way you do is buffoonery, groping in darkness. Thanks for admitting also that you count anyone who goes against your man teachers as a devil child: like your fathers, like as you; the offspring.
