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Do you like irony? ”How did the first settlers celebrate Christmas? They didn’t. The Pilgrims who came to America in 1620 were strict Puritans, with firm views on religious holidays such as Christmas and Easter. … Puritans were particularly contemptuous of Christmas, nicknaming it ‘Foolstide’...

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The Orthodox Jewish Bible (an amplified translation) does a better job than CJB translating Psalm 110:1. “(Of David. Mimzor). Hashem said unto Adoni [i.e., Moshiach Adoneinu; Malachi 3:1], Sit thou at My right hand, until I make thine enemies a footstool for thy feet.” The Hebrew word / title...

What if it is kept secular? In other words, the religious holiday is to mark, observe, and celebrate the incarnation of the second person of the Trinity. If that is jettisoned, and the holiday is about children, family, food, gifts - you’re opposed to those things happening on that day?

You’re a troll. It would be fake news to the world.

Have you always also thought then that Adonai is adoni.

Were you able to understand my post (#982) about a moose is not a mouse?

Absolutely not. I’ve written post after post after post explaining why no one should think that’s what it says. You don’t see, you aren’t supposed to see it, and if you do see it you’ve been duped.

CJB is a good translation of most texts. However, when it comes to arguably the most crucial Messianic text in the Hebrew Bible, it's a bait and switch. The translator has, without warrant, inserted his personal belief into the text in place of what the text actually says and tries to pass it...

Why don’t you see The LORD (Jehovah) said unto my the LORD (Jehovah)?

I would like to draw my readers’ attention to Psalm 110:1 in the Complete Jewish Bible. It contains an error which would jump off the page to anyone who is able to read Hebrew and should even to those who cannot. ”A psalm of David: ADONAI says to my Lord, ‘Sit at my right hand, until I make...

Yes. It gave you muddled results. This is good information mixed with bad information. And the red you would ignore is precisely what is needed to understand what is written. The Greek supports the Hebrew! Adon is the root word for both adonai and adoni. The Hebrew word is adoni; not adon...

Adonai is no more adoni than a moose is a mouse. * A humorous line from a chorus I composed around twenty years ago to instruct young children, and (by accident - unintentionally, but effectively) adults with the heart of a child. * P.S. I thought about possibly using a visual for the...

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* The chickens either haven’t read, or have read and didn’t believe, Genesis 1. *