On Sep 16, 6:02 pm, duke <
duckgumb...@cox.net> wrote:
> On Sun, 16 Sep 2012 14:08:09 -0700 (PDT), "Dr. R. Knapp" <
rwkn...@aim.com>
> wrote:
>
> >On Sep 14, 11:32 am, duke <
duckgumb...@cox.net> wrote:
> >> On Thu, 13 Sep 2012 15:25:06 -0700 (PDT), "Dr. R. Knapp" <
rwkn...@aim.com>
> >> wrote:
>
> >> >> >> >> My words come right out of the bible. Do you own one?
> >> >> >> >No I own a lot more and in versions and also in Chinese and a few
> >> >> >> >other languages.
>
> >> >> >> But they all say the same thing. You're one of those Thomas "doubters" that
> >> >> >> thinks they can find a better message in another bible.
>
> >> >> >Then they do not all say the same, try the Chinese Then a doubter
> >> >> >does check things out and that is a good thing.
>
> >> >> If the china version says something different, the china version is in error.
>
> >> >Oh my you have no education in Chinese
>
> >> That's not only right, but perfectly fine with. Being an American, English
> >> works perfectly well for me.
>
> >> >and plain ignorant of foreign
> >> >Bibles, by such a remark, you again show your word is not to be
> >> >trusted.
>
> >> A bible that doesn't agree is a bible from the devil.
>
> >Now you sound like the Pope of old that tried to kill the writers of
> >the KJV and even till the late 50s that only the Catholic Bible was
> >true.
>
> Nope, never. The kjv is a translation form a prior bible into old English. Only
> stupid people believe bibles say different things. It's an invalid bible if it
> does.
So that is your excuse, just call them "stupid" and you think that is
not a stupid way to make a point?
Nothing invalid only your lack of education and your need to call it
wrong, then the RCC bible fits the same logic. They even had it put
in print that only its priest could give the correct translation, YOUR
CHURCH you just proved is what you called "stupid".
>
> >> The language of the kjv is very difficult to follow. So I use one that is very
> >> simple to understand and says the same thing.
> >Only to them that are not educated or wants to take the time to
> >understand the one Bible that has reached all parts of the World and
> >is still number one in sales.
>
> Frankly, old English is crap. Nobody spakes that way. I like one that uses
> good English.
Then that word was not used in the OLD ENGLISH. Then since English
was from the UK to start with and they never have had a problem with
English.
>
> > I just went out and purchased one and
> >what do you know it is not difficult at all to follow.
>
> It's crap for it's language style.
If you need to use the crapper, please do.
>
> > It does show
> >the teachings of the Catholic Church in many errors as being wrong.
>
> If it disagrees with the Catholic Version, your kjv is in error. You boy lut
> didn't come along until 400 years ago. The Apostles were the first Catholics
> from 2000 years ago.
What version is that? It is not my kjv, I have nothing to do with who
owns it. Then that boy as you called him was a honest Roman Catholic
monk, train in all the teachings of that church, you could not even
stand in his shadow. You again prove your so untrained in these
matters, you call him "buy lut" that is not his name and only a fool
things it is. That catholic priest was in the RCC that as you point
out went back all the way to the early church and that 2000 years. HE
was a catholic and like the RCC came along the same path, and was
taught by the RCC. If it was not for priest telling people to pay
them money and they would guarantee they get to heaven. Money for
going into heaven, no matter what the Bible they had then said as
Luther used the Catholic Bible used by all the priest to show that the
sins of the priest was not from God.
In 1501 he matriculated at the University of Erfurt, at the time one
of the most distinguished universities in Germany. The matriculation
records describe him as in habendo, meaning that he was ineligible for
financial aid, an indirect testimonial to the financial success of his
father. Luther took the customary course in the liberal arts and
received the baccalaureate degree in 1502. Three years later he was
awarded the master's degree. His studies gave him a thorough exposure
to Scholasticism; many years later, he spoke of Aristotle and William
of Ockham as “his teachers.” Soon after his return Luther transferred
to the Wittenberg monastery to finish his studies at the university
there. He received his doctorate in the fall of 1512 and assumed the
professorship in biblical studies, which was supplied by the
Augustinian order. At the same time, his administrative
responsibilities in the Wittenberg monastery and the Augustinian order
increased, and he began to publish theological writings, such as the
97 theses against Scholastic theology.
You Duke are like a bug, that one with His education would step on.
You really show you did not study this matter, and think just mock it
or reject it, it will go away and you will only be right. Which a
moment of reading history, just mocks you again.