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Ohio · 01-10-2015, 06:13 AM

Cassidy,

I have faced some of the same difficulties concerning Tomes' latest work as you.

I have the same concerns about modern scholarship upending centuries of accepted word studies. If Lee had a problem, then so did every other Christian scholar.

You used the analogy of the "grapefruit." Where are the cataclysmic upheavals in Bible translations which follow the same pattern?

I understand Tomes etymological concerns, but where did the translators completely avoid context to pursue their misinformed course?

01-10-2015, 06:13 AM	#230
Ohio Member Join Date: Jul 2008 Location: Greater Ohio Posts: 13,693	Re: LSM's Etymological Errors - Nigel Tomes Cassidy, I have faced some of the same difficulties concerning Tomes' latest work as you. I have the same concerns about modern scholarship upending centuries of accepted word studies. If Lee had a problem, then so did every other Christian scholar. You used the analogy of the "grapefruit." Where are the cataclysmic upheavals in Bible translations which follow the same pattern? I understand Tomes etymological concerns, but where did the translators completely avoid context to pursue their misinformed course? __________________ Ohio's motto is: With God all things are possible!. Keeping all my posts short, quick, living, and to the point!