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Oh Oh., Ok.Never mind the challenge then. Yea... I agree.

My avatar isn't Dirty Harry... But it's the same guy! Ok... Willie T and Enoch111. Let's make it a challenge! I can answer them all! Here are the rules: 1. I must do so in 15 minutes. I get 1 minute extra to set it up. 2. Lightening round answers. 1-3 word answers with a short 10 word or...

Do you really want answers? I can answer some of them. But they won't be popular.

So let me address this whole " Markan Time Line" thingy. Why so late? Two reasons: 1. Cause I am in control of what I post and when I post it; 2. I had company over for the last 5 days. Day one is noted as Sunday. Mark 10:32. That is wrong. Mark 10:1 starts off with Jesus and his crew on...

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Depends what you mean by "bad language". Seems to me it changes from culture to culture and generation to generation. The Bible does use some "colorful" language at times: "but dung" (not the "s" word but said with the same intent) in Phillipeans 3:8... " Him that pisseth against a wall" in 1...

I'm sure he will be around shortly to explain it to you. He explains it quite often as he doesn't like folks to misunderstand it. He explained it to me once and I see what he says about it.

Yea, whatever. If it makes you feel better about yourself, keep saying it.

Weak. You still ignore Jewish tradition that is soundly established while upholding an elledged Jewish idiom that you cannot establish. Yea.. that's right. It doesn't. But your own faulty view on idioms allows it. Based on your history, I doubt that. You haven't really read any of the other...

Yeah... There is. And you know it. See? You did know it. Well, there is nothing to indicate they stopped the fast when she went to see the king. Now you said they stopped WHEN she went to see the King, but also quoted a version of the verse that says after they were finished ("When this is...

Yet, she didn't go until after they finished!?!? You are making this up as you go. The fast was 72 hours. There is no way around it.

Esther 4:16 KJV Go, gather together all the Jews that are present in Shushan, and fast ye for me, and neither eat nor drink three days, night or day: I also and my maidens will fast likewise; and so will I go in unto the king, which is not according to the law: and if I perish, I perish. Even...

Please... You are just making up things as you go. Don't bother me with garbage anymore.

How did everyone else in Shushan know when to end it? There is nothing here to suggest this was not a 72 hour fast.

That's right... The fast was still going on when she went. She never said she would go after the fast was over.

Prove it. You won't find it elsewhere . Furthermore in Sabbat 9 that is what they were talking about.

I had no problem opening it.

So what? The 3 days and 3 nights pertains to the fast, not when she went to see the king. A solid clue is that she (Esther) called for fast for the Jews Shushan. Did they complete the fast of three days and 3 nights? OR perhaps they all went to see the king? BOL, Jewish fasts are for a...

He already did once. If he wants that question answered he should stop throwing garbage ideas and questions at me. Chances are it won't matter anyway. He already said I took the verses out of context and I haven't even posted them yet!

No it doesn't. Hall was discussing whether 3d/3n is an idiom; Sabbat 9:3 is discussing the uncleanliness of a woman. It is utterly wrong to suggest they are related. The term onah doesnt even mean "day" in the same sense. You whole point about rabbi's disagreeing is weak. It can be said...