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Very sorry. Wires got crossed. God bless.

Glad you asked. There is a double meaning for "pascha". There is a Jewish meaning and a Christian meaning. The Jewish meaning is pascha lamb(celebration} The Christian meaning is pascha lamb of God, Jesus Christ celebration per the 1st resurrection anniversary to be continued at Jewish...

I ask anyone that has a new definition of a word they oppose in the 1611 KJV this question..... WHO wrote their new definition and WHEN did this definition get introduced?

I know the exact meaning of Easter. You guys have been duped.

Hey, you did not ask about the word "Easter" in Acts 12:4. Wanna discuss it? The Greek word was correctly translated into English by the 1611 translators as Easter.

Love it. You trying to outsmart the ancient translators tonight?

I am very well versed in YOUR kind of criticism of the KJV. Your kind of folks fight tirelessly to redefine God's perfect word to your liking. Your kind of folks are educated by modern translators that think they are wiser than ancient translators. They also become fascinated with multiple...

Looks good to me, along with the word "Easter" in Acts. The KJV translators were God sent for the last days, then remained unopposed for 300 years. The modern versions are an end time phenomenon to baffle saints and sinners.

Do you think you understand Ancient Greek better than the KJV translators of 1611?

You assume a lot. You think ancient translators are not as smart as modern ones. That is non explainable. The older the translators, the closer to the scripture. The greatness of the 1611 translation is the election process. All other ancient translations were single translators. Modern...

It is not corrupt, but uniquely non doctrinal. The modern versions are pro doctrinal per the translators preference

As far as the authentic/Divinely inspired English translation of the word of God? Absolutely.

The word of God cannot be changed and still be the word of God. Some think the NWT is the word of God too. The NIV is only a commentary

Amen. It seems repentance merely begins at baptism, then becomes a lifestyle for us. The longer we live the more sins we commit. Grace makes more sense as we age, huh?

Exactly, they believe, then were baptized in the name of Jesus Christ for the remission of their sins. Notice how they were "added" to the church in the passage..... 41 Then they that gladly received his word were baptized: and the same day there were added unto them about three thousand...

In my view, everyone that get's willing baptized.... repents. All of them/us have no idea what obstacles lie in front of us. When we cave to them, as Jesus spoke of per stony or thorny grounds, folks judge them as never repenting in the first place. In my view after 58 years of living and 40...

Amen, the Apostles even asked Jesus about the restoration in Acts 1. He told them it is none of their business and not their time. God is honest.

Our God is a promise keeper. He will most certainly return before national Israel and save them all from the least to the greatest. It is impossible for our God to lie to the fathers.

Great question. But to answer, I ask a question..... What is an unrepented sinner doing in the water being baptized? Was the person paid? I never saw that before. I have seen uncommitted types, but not unrepented.

Tithing is not a N.T. doctrine.