Not my fault. The system didn't carry over Greek and Hebrew.ספר הבריתות אֶת כְּבוֹדוֹ (אֶתכְּבוֹדוֹ. I am having difficulty understanding some of your posts because of these [&#****]
Recently I have made two Bible purchases that have disappointed me when I got the text open. The first was a Koren Tanach with a beautiful cover and a gorgeous typeset text. What disappointed me was the way that kaf-sofit doesn't have the vowels inset (ךָ ךְ
Today I went to the bookstore of the Bible Society in Israel in Tel Aviv. I looked at their copy of Rahlfs Septuagint, but didn't feel like paying nearly 400 shekels to buy it. I did buy a copy of ספר הבריתות - a Hebrew Bible that contains both the Tanach and the New Testament in Hebrew. It's leather-bound and very pretty. Once I walked out of the store and got on the bus back home, I opened up the book and started to read from Romans. In the very first chapter I found a typo, where in 1:23 we read אֶת כְּבוֹדוֹ "his glory," it has been written together as one word (אֶתכְּבוֹדוֹ
Why do such texts come with typos and typesetting problems? Shouldn't they have been fixed and perfected by now?
He's a swindler, along the lines of Jim Bakker back in the day. Spreads what has been called the "Health and Wealth Gospel," that if you donate to his ministry, then God will bless you. He takes a lot of people for a lot of money and lives a very comfortable life.
Once I walked out of the store and got on the bus back home, I opened up the book and started to read from Romans. In the very first chapter I found a typo, where in 1:23 we read ( "his glory," it has been written together as one word
Why do such texts come with typos and typesetting problems? Shouldn't they have been fixed and perfected by now?
Good thing the arc of the covenant is no longer around, else crazy person would try to break into the temple to smash it to pieces. Idolatry!!
Like the orthodox don't overdo with fences to keep from trespassing a commandment?
Unless I serve whole fruits, vegetables etc and use disposable dinnerware.But it does affect me inviting you over for dinner.
I don’t know if you knew, but I was in the Military for 23 ½ years as a Cook, Law Enforcement Officer and Photographer all rolled into one. Kosher MRE’s (YUCK) didn’t make their appearance until I was already half way done. I didn’t live off of tuna fish, kosher hot dogs and yoghurt the whole time. I’m sure that every plate, pan, grill and utensil has had pork or some other “forbidden” substance on it.Like the orthodox don't overdo with fences to keep from trespassing a commandment?
I can't believe these words are coming from you CM.
When did G-d ask us to build statues? Are you speaking of the keruvim on the ark, the holy object set in the Holy of Holies where only one sanctified man went once a year to sprinkle blood when it was most likely obscured by the smoke from the censer?
And the serpent on a pole which was later worshiped and destroyed by Hezekiah because of the idolatry it brought?
Jesus writing in the dust you are equating with this also?
How disconcerting.
I think if I ever change careers I will go into psychology and study religious fanaticism. I'm certain it is essentially an symptom of deeper psychological issues. Of all the people I have met in my spiritual walk, the fanatic is the one who ruins it for me and makes me embarrassed to call myself a believer in God. As for unmonitored religious debate or discussion, the old saying is true- "if you shake a tree the nuts will fall out".
