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Are you saying Ben Franklin wasn't Christian?

It was Herod. I don't know what Theodotian Daniel LXX says, but it does tell me not to believe the errors.

The main LOGOS in John's theology is still the Father. The son is secondary. In the beginning, it was a word, and a word it was with a God, and the God it was. A word another it was in the beginning with a God.

What if Walz is retarded like Trump?

@shepherdsword I notice he uses the debunked variant of Jude 5. He is extremely biased. Name also means reputation in Hebrew and Greek.

I am not one to believe that Philo didn't begin the two powers doctrine or that he was part of post-temple Judaism. I can already debunk it, but I will watch as much as needed.

There has been a development in my mind about the supposed Aorist Middle. It is really an Active Voice. God was manifesting him in the flesh. He was justifying him in the spirit. Messengers were seeing him. He was preaching in the tribes (i.e. the masc form is nonforeign). He was trusting him in...

Both Arianism and "Orthodoxy" are wrong.

They don't know that Donald had no proof. I suspect, once the Rubio doctrine took effect, Admiral Hosley wanted nothing to do with Rubio, and Hegseth?.

God was revealed in the flesh, vindicated in the spirit, spotted by messengers, proclaimed with the peoples, trusted in the world/area, received up in the glory. In the flesh but not the flesh.

Sharped or cut away, but the next verb does not mean prune, though it used only 2 times in Stephanus' TR. It might be Scriveners' TR in the BLB.

We depend on them, even with the Greek tools.

What would settle this? Prune may be only fruit related in English.

And the verb other than taketh away implies cleansing or purging in the Israelite sense.

See post #1,655

Should we? [Jhn 15:2 KJV] 2 Every branch in me that beareth not fruit he taketh away: and every [branch] that beareth fruit, he purgeth it, that it may bring forth more fruit. Edit: καθαίρω means I cleanse or purge. This can be concluded from the noun (of the same root?)

Courtesy laugh. Thayer's wasn't much help either. My guess is that it means, He is pruning.

He was actually taking them away in a continuous sense; but the implication of getting burned away seems to be there. The word may mean something else. Perhaps, prune works best, but you can't twist it any which way. Only the implication being pruning is supported by the lexicons that I use.

I don't completely agree. There is the war with Venezuela. But you did remind me that he did put a price on H1Bs, but it needs to be more than a drop in a bucket.

Yes, and rules that aren't widely known as well.