Genesis 2:19 -- long

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>> >CARTER

>> >The person in reference is a Jewish expert in Hebrew, unlike yourself. The

>> >person

>> >in refence also argues from the language he is discussing, unlike

yourself.

>> >The person in refence also knows what he is talking about, unlike

yourself. 

>> >

>> >-Jason

>> >

>> >

>> NANCY

>> Well, I am trying to understand what he/she meant and how Hebrew works.

That

>> is why I asked the questions I asked. Since your authority did not explain

>> himself/herself clearly, nor give any examples to illustrate his/her point,

>> it isn't at all clear how the use of a past perfect tense is justified by

>> the grammar in Gen. 2:19. What you posted just isn't very convincing.

>> 

>

>Achilles

>I think this exchange makes it clear that Nancy is a better example of

certain 

>supposedly Christian virtues (can you say "turn the other cheek?") than

Jason. 

>I offer her a big round of applause for resisting the temptation to reply in 

>the same insulting tone Jason assumed in his reply to her inquiry. 

>

>Now, Jason, would you care to answer her questions? A simple "I don't know" 

>would be quite sufficient, if as I suspect you indeed do not. 


CARTER
I apologize if I came off rude, I was simply stating a few facts, which, if
taken as an offense, please forgive me. I took Nancy's statement's to be
misinformed, so I replied more out of boredom than anything.

Nancy, forgive me for seeming rude! Secondly, to Achilles: I didn't see much
questioning that I really needed to answer. Nancy only needs to look back
directly at the Hebrew to understand what we are discussing, and then re-read
the posts. However, I will re-read it just to be sure.

God bless,
-Jason

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