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Underlining mine: Ben, have you ever known Carlson to write an article arguing for error ? In general, one would get the impression from Carlson's article that there are no errors in GMatthew's genealogy. The only Bible story I'm more familiar with than the ending of GMark is the GMatthew genealogy...

JW : Ben, have you ever known Carlson to write an article arguing for error? In general, one would get the impression from Carlson's article that there are no errors in GMatthew's genealogy. The only Bible story I'm more familiar with than the ending of GMark is the GMatthew genealogy and I think t...

JW : Introduction In his introduction Lunn identifies his conclusions and his claimed major reasons for the conclusions. He fails to professionally present his objectives and methodology in a clear and organized manner. A recurring problem in his introduction is that his conclusions are often not s...

JW : The purpose of this Thread will be to review the following book: The Original Ending of Mark: A New Case for the Authenticity of Mark 16:9-20 by Nicholas P. Lunn Preface Lunn gets off to an excellent start explicitly stating the significance of the problem: The contents of the disputed passage...

JW : The traditional Christian description of GMark is that it is an unsophisticated listing of individual stories regarding Jesus that "Mark" (author) considered memorable and important. An important category of these individual stories is thought to be the Healing stories. Within the He...

ARGUMENT FROM THE MATRIX TIME TRAVEL (1) 2011 - No qualified professional believes in MJ. (2) 2012 - No qualified professional believes in MJ except for 1 PhD student with a Bible related degree. (3) 2013 - No qualified professional believes in MJ except for 1 University professor with a Bible relat...

JW : 1 Samuel 1.19, the name of the city appears to be = הָרָמָתָה which is very close to what you are looking for. Why didn't you invoke that instead of 1:1? I did (underlining added): ...rendered as Ramathaim-Zophim ( הָרָמָתַ֛יִם צוֹפִ֖ים ) in 1 Samuel 1.1 (1 Kingdoms 1.1 LXX: Αρμαθαιμ Σιφα ), o...

JW : For Ben: Mark 11:7 Strong's Transliteration Greek English Morphology 2532 [e] kai καὶ And Conj 5342 [e] pherousin φέρουσιν they led V-PIA-3P [td]3588 [e][/td] [td]ton[/td] [td]τὸν[/td] [td]the[/td] [td]Art-AMS[/td] 4454 [e] pōlon πῶλον colt N-AMS 4314 [e] pros πρὸς to Prep 3588 [e] ton τὸν - A...

JW : Chapter 12: Verse Identity Named Unnamed Normal Unusual Count Context Commentary 12:28 one of the scribes - Unnamed - Unusual - - The ironic contrast here consists of two parts. Specifically and generally, for the first/only time in GMark, there is a completely positive question & answer i...

JW : @Ben = I will get back to you with a response to your last post but I have to confess that the "Ramah" of 1:19 is a very important location in the Jewish Bible because it is where Samuel is from and he anointed King David. "Mark" (author) seems to want to show that his Jesu...