ο δε ιησους ειπεν εγω ειμι και οψεσθε τον υιον του ανθρωπου καθημενον εκ δεξιων της δυναμεως και ερχομενον μετα των νεφελων του ουρανου
I'm not robbing anyone of anything. I didn't decide any terms for anyone. God never asked me what I thought on the subject.
honestly Cameron total depravity on whose part your part of God's will for us.
So do what you like and allow others the same privilege. Break yokes, don't forge them.
No Way! That's as butt backwards as it gets but your TR version was Koine Greek to Latin and Erasmus translated back to modern Greek which is different than Koine Greek.
I've just had it defined two hours ago by a Calvinist bright frame, who's a lot more hardened than you are
I don't deny he was human at all. But He was God in the flesh.
First off, Stephanus is quoted by the BLB not Erasmus. Modernized printed Erasmus 1522 is actually new. Second, the previous verse only says he is the messiah and the son of God. Far short of what you want it. Third, Erasmus used Greek manuscripts and so did Stephanus. Revelation is slightly an exception.
But it's documented what their process was. So anyone using the English Bible is using partial to incorrect Greek since the prepositions between Koine and 12th century Modern changed.
Changed in what way? I think their definitions changed, and "modern" doesn't seem to me to have originated before modern English, but I would to go through documentation to prove it.
Erasmus documented it had many errors but he was pressed to finish it and he did.
