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That’s correct. A link to the 1560 Geneva Bible, for anyone who might be looking for confirmation: http://www.genevabible1560.com/

I’ve thanked God for those who copied the manuscripts.

We have copies, thanks to the work of the copyists- including those in the Catholic Church. Criticism for thanking God for that seems to me to be misplaced.

Yes. They believed it because they personally experienced it. That is an advantage that they have over us. We weren’t there to experience it. I don’t have any difficulty believing them as they describe their experience. Why do you?

* I don’t know much about golfing or plumbing but someone who does once told me: “Stay out of the trap.” I took it to heart. *

* I hate being late for anything, but I’m rethinking it. *

* First time visiting the Art Museum or the latest exhibit of art at the Museum? *

I see it that way too. The trinitarian I quoted in the OP commented that it is implied. Others, trinitarian and non-trinitarian alike, conclude that it isn’t implied. Everyone agrees that it isn’t explicitly stated, one way or the other. One of the questions we should ask ourselves is whether...

* Hardcore bookworms don’t even notice = no problem. *

Scripture supports it. Just to be clear, all of you “there’s more than one gospel” hawkers are steering newbies away from Jesus and the apostles. There’s only one Gospel - the Gospel of God - and newbies can, should, and must prove it for themselves.

* ”Please play a little Mozart, Charlie the Tuna.”

* Low calorie, too. *

* And the rest, as they say, is Bell history. *