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Again, naar is used. Therefore it CANNOT mean "little children." Thus, it likely is presenting the youn men in a negative light. And why shouldn't it? They are insulting a prophet of God, and even God Himself. I would think that it's similar to how Jesus used the diminutive form of dog when...

Which means that the KJV is WRONG when it calls the "young men" "little children." "Very young men" is still not "little children," no matter how much you try to rationalize it. So what? No one cares. It does. The thread at the following link includes photos of the original handwritten...

As I've said before: Allowing a convicted criminal to appeal his case undermines the authority given to the judge, and adds unnecessary delay to resolving a case. Then what's the problem? Mistakes are inevitable regardless of the system, Arthur, including yours, so this isn't an argument at...

Stubbornly believing falsehoods is a bad idea. You should humble yourself and ask God to help you with it. That's because you have an a priori commitment to the belief that the KJV is superior in some way. And we're not just "claiming [your] KJV Bible is poorly translated," marke. We're...

Then why didn't you just answer honestly and say, "I know of three or four various 'solutions.' They are...." and then list the solutions you know of? Usually when someone asks a question, they expect an answer. Clearly not paying attention.

In other words, no, you don't know how to resolve it. Here's how I know: because your theology does not rightly divide God's word.

Good. Maybe most of them will be the perverts. One can hope, at least.

The problem is that they're not trying to ELIMINATE the debt, but rather "maintain the status quo." When it comes to debt, you're either sinking along with the ship, (treading water inside a sinking ship is still sinking), or you're swimming to safety (ie, reducing it). You HAVE to be proactive...

And then executed.

If you're wrong, then you should at the very least, reconsider your position. The word used in the Hebrew means "young men," marke. It doesn't mean "little children." Just because the Bible is poorly translated in some places doesn't mean you get to insist that your opinion is correct simply...

Agreed. Im just saying, that if a person has presented a case against one's position, he should investigate to see if he truly is in error, and then if not, present a counterargument. Immediately doubling down on one's position by quoting scripture taken out of context dealing with three men...

Republicans, since 1960, have almost if not always outspent democrats when in office.

Hence why I posted the link. You should read it.

When someone tells you you've made a mistake, your first response shouldn't be to double down on it.

Romans 9-11 (not just 9:11) is specifically dealing with Israel (who is known as "the Elect Lady," which fits with other figurative descriptions of Israel throughout the Bible...). "Election" has very little to do with this topic at all.

Saying it doesn't make it so. And? This passage is often cited by atheists who want to accuse those who love God of cursing "little children." The Hebrew doesn't support the idea, though. Please read this article so that you don't make the same mistake again...

If it's anything like the sequel game to the game of the same name from 2013, then I'm not surprised at all. The original game was good, from the walkthrough videos I watched. The relationship between the two main characters was definitely father-daughter by the end, never anything sexual. The...

The problem is that you're trying to turn this into a mathematical equation. The value of a human life is infinite. God's value is infinitely greater. "Infinite" is not a number. It's a description. Forget redeeming someone else's life, a man cannot redeem his own life, because in order to...

The judge is allowed to appeal his case to judges that are above him. If he doesn't think he's competent enough, or if the case he presides over exceeds his jurisdiction, he can appeal his case to a higher judge. Why do you think a judge cannot confer with his peers, ask for wisdom from them...