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Yet you hold to a translation that is the product of textual criticism.

Yay! And the word is "You're".

I would suggest that those who don't care for the contributions of certain others cease interacting with them.

While you're certainly welcome to your opinion, it is generally recognized that the book of Esther tells of God's workings to preserve the Jews, and through them, the Messiah. Though He is not mentioned, God is clearly behind the scenes, orchestrating the events. Many view the events in Esther...

I guess you were predestined to avoid the thread topic.

I believe Scripture, but I reject your ideas about what constitutes Scripture. Take Thumper's advice: "If you ain't got nothin' nice to say, don't say nothin' at all." I accept every verse of Scripture, but I don't necessarily accept your interpretation thereof.

The word is "feels". The word is "misunderstood". The word is "you're". You are complaining that I don't take your advice, but this is the third time I've corrected you on the spelling of "feels". If you want to discuss the thread topic, great... then stop making comments about other subjects.

Your insult is noted. It's sad that you have such a low opinion of the resurrection.

Perhaps you should stop speaking for others and just attend to the thread topic.

I have better things to do than think about other people’s opinions, or do what you think is best.

My Acts is together... all 28 chapters. The ending does leave you hanging though. ;)

What does an oblique reference to a scene from a 1970's secular television show have to do with interpretation of Scripture? Why do you think secular authorities "suffer under the chaff of our hearts"... and what does that even mean? Why do you think "the night is now spent"? Why do you spend...

No, I don't ever wonder that.

Psst… wrong thread. ;)

I wonder what it would be like to have a conversation with you where you focus on the thread topic.

The "rosary" is Catholic, not Christian. Since the Catholic "entity" abandoned biblical Christianity centuries ago, their practices are not recommended for Christians.

Maybe you should turn off your AI learning mode.

This is not a matter of faith, because, as you say, the promise has already been fulfilled. I think you mean "outside". Christianity is about FAITH in Christ and His finished work, that His death has paid the penalty for my sin and I no longer face judgment for it. Christianity is not merely...

Look in the mirror and say that. Firstly, you ain't God. Secondly, I have not given you "a load of insults". Thirdly, I have not asked you to show me the truth. I would never ask that of someone who has demonstrated a distinct lack of knowledge of the truth.

You are certainly welcome to your views. For myself, I consider the view that the "perfect" word of God exists only in English to be completely ludicrous.