King Josiah's death...

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>>>>BACH

>>>>The contradiction has to do with where Josiah is said in the

>>>>OT to have actually died....not who killed him or how. Wake

>>>>up and smell the errancy, pal!



>>>|aaron|

>>>Unfortunately, you have my post out of order, and also, I may

>>>have been a little to ambiguous.

>>>

>>>My original comments about not seeing "this" as a contradiction

>>>came in the *second* part of my reply to Jason/FL.

>>>

>>>As you can see below, the argument from Jason/FL's

>>>friend was about *who* killed Josiah.  This was never

>>>a part of Joseph Crea's argument (as far as I can recall).

>>>The only part I ever perceived as being in error was

>>>the *location* of Josiah's death.



>>Jason:

>>Found another post that someone had left in response to that

>>question of the where abouts of Josiah's death. This person says

>>that the other set of scriptures do not say that he died in any

>>place, only that he died.

>>

>>"The Textus Receptus (the received text) reads more in the way

>>that the NKJV and KJV translates it.



>Ed

>Jason, whoever told you this is a liar!

>

>The TR consists ONLY of a given edition of the Greek New

>Testament!  NO PORTION OF THE OLD TESTAMENT IS IN THE

>Textus Receptus!!!!



|aaron|

Oh, my!  tut tut...

I'm still waiting on either Jason/FL's friend or Matt Sherman
to provide an overview of the Hebrew that will refute seven
translations of the pertinent verses.  No one has given me a
good reason to go against what these translations say, expect
for, "The Hebrew suggests otherwise".  If it suggests otherwise,
then tell me *how* it suggests otherwise.

--
aaron rainwater

"Dear old world, you are very lovely,
and I am glad to be alive in you"
- Anne of Green Gables

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