No originals exist. They didn't exist in the 1300,s. Its 100% fact Catholicism translated into Latin in the 300,s and kept it that way until the 1300,s.
Council of Nicea and Constantinople
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Then if you are correct, all the Greek copies were translated from The latin vulgate, then to the Greek lexicons.
The teachings of Jesus prove 100% who is who. That is how i know my teachers are right.
Actually that is not true
There are in fact those who deny it
The god of this world. There can be no doubt that Satan is here designated by this appellation; though some of the fathers supposed that it means the true God, and Clarke inclines to this opinion
Albert Barnes, Notes on the New Testament: II Corinthians & Galatians (ed. Robert Frew; London: Blackie & Son, 1884–1885), 75.
You would have to introduce some scholarly support and would have to explain away the many Greek texts found across many eras and locations. Also, Jews kept the Hebrew texts preserved
I know 100%, being the firstborn of all creation. God shared glory with his master worker( Prov 8:30)--None other than the one who was by Gods side during creation process was the one God sent to earth.
You know no such thing
Jesus did not come back invisibly in 1914 and hold up in the Watchtower society.
They deny many things its called the darkness.
So you have renounced any belief that the word of John 1:1 was an impersonal thing or plan
Yes with Gods name in nearly 6800 spots OT alone, removed by Jerome in his Latin Vulgate. By satans will. Gods will = his name in his bible in over 7000 spots. Whose will does your religion support on that matter of Jesus' Fathers name? Jesus was clear in the Lords prayer-its the #1 issue for all involved.
Again you conflate lexicons and Greek texts
And All Greek text were not translated from the latin vulgate
There existed many greek copies
You got a name for which there is no evidence
YHWH is his name as it appears in the Hebrew scriptures
I missed where you shared scholarly references to show that the Greek text was translated from the Latin. Maybe you can provide those references again. Thanks
Jehovah never appeared in any original language manuscriptI missed where you shared scholarly references to show that the Greek text was translated from the Latin. Maybe you can provide those references again. Thanks
Somehow "Jehovah" made it into some of the Christian culture and music.
Yep Tyndale produced it in his English language bible in the 16th century
No originals.
That is his Hebrew name-What don't understand about that. Our translations are not written in Hebrew. In Hebrew there is no-Job, Jeremiah, Joshua--they all begin in Y.
No what you do not understand is vowels were added to the name, and then it was latinized and converted to english
The name is YHWH not Jehovah
