It's like chasing the edge of the Universe, but its faster than light. lolPlease, I am never content with my understanding of the Living Word of God in the King James Bible. There is always more for me to understand.
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It's like chasing the edge of the Universe, but its faster than light. lolPlease, I am never content with my understanding of the Living Word of God in the King James Bible. There is always more for me to understand.
I believe there are no dead end turns, which may have been inevitable with the lessor light. But now, today; in the greater light and in due time, the apostle Paul with the KJV Revelation.It's like chasing the edge of the Universe, but its faster than light. lol
I would believe the Holy Ghost to be female, because the Spirit of God is female.
Thank you, toLiJC. Have you looked at Exodus 31:3 & Exodus 35:31 with Isaiah 11:2-3, and then Revelation 3:1; to begin with.in some passages It is represented as a male (as in Daniel 11 where It can be seen as the "king of the north" and the "king of the south" - the two main aspects of the Holy Spirit, the so-called "north wind" and "south wind"), in others - as a female (as in Song of Songs and specifically in Matthew 12:42 and Luke 11:31 where it is represented as a "queen" - in the two mentioned verses of Matthew and Luke there is speak specifically of the "south wind")
so it is hard to say what kind of gender the Holy Spirit exactly is
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What does that mean? Never mind, I'll look it up. And please be aware that I have said nothing about any other sacred text. Because of John 21:25! Amen.אם איש לא יכול לקרוא אנגלית
Thank you, toLiJC. Have you looked at Exodus 31:3 & Exodus 35:31 with Isaiah 11:2-3, and then Revelation 3:1; to begin with.
and blessings to you...
This casts a clue that that scripture is from the beginning. That and the capitalization of "LORD God" in Psalms 69:6 and "Lord God" in Psalms 71:5 may give us some indication of time frame.
What does that mean? And please be aware that I have said nothing about any other sacred text. Because of John 21:25! Amen.
This casts a clue that that scripture is from the beginning. That and the capitalization of "LORD God" in Psalms 69:6 and "Lord God" in Psalms 71:5 that may give us some indication of time frame. Correct capitalization may be found with
Psalms 68:18 (KJV)
and
Psalms 69:6 (KJV)
and I noticed correct capitalization is not in my personal copy of the KJV Bible. I need a new Bible.
Good, I see, "LORD God as representing God the Father and Lord God as referencing the Spirit of God."LORD God" and "Lord God" are both used in the KJV and represent differences in the underlying Hebrew text. Both are correct.
Yes, I know. Actually, I took that as a joke. I said, "lol". I thought it was obvious, sorry.It says: "If one is not able to read English...?"
I don't care about any of that, this is how I would read 21st Century English; which is what we are to do in Paul's interpretation, beloved.Actually "LORD God" is the translation of YHWH Elohim, and "Lord God" is the translation of Adonai Elohim. Neither is a translation of Ruach Elohim (Spirit of God).
Yes, however; it works very well with Paul's understanding.Actually "LORD God" is the translation of YHWH Elohim, and "Lord God" is the translation of Adonai Elohim. Neither is a translation of Ruach Elohim (Spirit of God).
I don't get your point here; please clarify. Because it most certainly does work well with Paul's 21st Century interpretation, which may be influenced by 21st Century knowledge.Not really, Paul understood well the Jewish concept of God.
No, that was me having a conversation with no body here - blending two conversations - wrong thread. I will remove those refs from here.Okay; is that a form letter, or something? I do not know what Adam1/Adam2 talk is!?! You obviously don't get it, but I can help you. Briefly, here is a premise:
The King James Version of the Bible is the Holy Word of God, from the beginning to the ending, with all six days of creation in between.
There is but one interpretation in the KJV Bible, and that is the interpretation of days, as seen in Genesis 1. Any other interpretation is not recognized nor regarded, by this study.
And that is pretty much it. Now who, other than our Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ, can do that? Nobody.
Nevertheless, you are in a, and please pardon my expression, different universe when it comes to reading KJV Scripture from the perspective Paul takes with the Revelation of Jesus Christ. This view works across the entire volume of text, to give knowledge through a very basic logic of association, example and so forth.Because "spirit" in Hebrew can be understood as either masculine or feminine, the gender must be determined by other grammatical markers. In the first two examples, gender cannot be determined. In the Greek "spirit" is neuter. Of your four examples, only one shows a feminine gender.
Pardon me; sir, but it wasn't me who made the issue. It goes along with the telling of the Spirit of God. Gender becomes paramount in Proverbs 8:22. I believe the Spirit of God is the help meet for our LORD the HOLY FATHER.The bigger question: Why make an issue out of gender, when Scripture clearly does not. In neither the OT or the NT is "Spirit" definitively male or female.