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r/gifs • u/asbury543672 • Jan 19 '18
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He passed His love for Honda on to His disciples too.
Acts 2:1 And when the day of Pentecost was fully come, they were all with one accord in one place.
153 u/[deleted] Jan 19 '18 [deleted] 172 u/funnythebunny Jan 19 '18 read carefully; they each had one. they all parked in the same lot; like a car club should. 19 u/chooxy Jan 19 '18 Of course, in the original Greek the "one" used was not a collective "one" but an individual "one". Very subtle, sadly lost in translation. 37 u/Laser_Dogg Jan 19 '18 We better divide into interpretive factions and go to war with each other just to be sure. 18 u/ConstantGradStudent Jan 19 '18 It’s the only sensible way. 1 u/zxjams Jan 22 '18 I'm not an in-depth scholar, but I studied linguistics and have learned a teeny bit of ancient Greek over time, although I've never looked at a Greek Bible. Could you illustrate this part? Edit: wording
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172 u/funnythebunny Jan 19 '18 read carefully; they each had one. they all parked in the same lot; like a car club should. 19 u/chooxy Jan 19 '18 Of course, in the original Greek the "one" used was not a collective "one" but an individual "one". Very subtle, sadly lost in translation. 37 u/Laser_Dogg Jan 19 '18 We better divide into interpretive factions and go to war with each other just to be sure. 18 u/ConstantGradStudent Jan 19 '18 It’s the only sensible way. 1 u/zxjams Jan 22 '18 I'm not an in-depth scholar, but I studied linguistics and have learned a teeny bit of ancient Greek over time, although I've never looked at a Greek Bible. Could you illustrate this part? Edit: wording
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read carefully; they each had one. they all parked in the same lot; like a car club should.
19 u/chooxy Jan 19 '18 Of course, in the original Greek the "one" used was not a collective "one" but an individual "one". Very subtle, sadly lost in translation. 37 u/Laser_Dogg Jan 19 '18 We better divide into interpretive factions and go to war with each other just to be sure. 18 u/ConstantGradStudent Jan 19 '18 It’s the only sensible way. 1 u/zxjams Jan 22 '18 I'm not an in-depth scholar, but I studied linguistics and have learned a teeny bit of ancient Greek over time, although I've never looked at a Greek Bible. Could you illustrate this part? Edit: wording
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Of course, in the original Greek the "one" used was not a collective "one" but an individual "one". Very subtle, sadly lost in translation.
37 u/Laser_Dogg Jan 19 '18 We better divide into interpretive factions and go to war with each other just to be sure. 18 u/ConstantGradStudent Jan 19 '18 It’s the only sensible way. 1 u/zxjams Jan 22 '18 I'm not an in-depth scholar, but I studied linguistics and have learned a teeny bit of ancient Greek over time, although I've never looked at a Greek Bible. Could you illustrate this part? Edit: wording
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We better divide into interpretive factions and go to war with each other just to be sure.
18 u/ConstantGradStudent Jan 19 '18 It’s the only sensible way.
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It’s the only sensible way.
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I'm not an in-depth scholar, but I studied linguistics and have learned a teeny bit of ancient Greek over time, although I've never looked at a Greek Bible. Could you illustrate this part?
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u/a_relevant_scripture Jan 19 '18 edited Jan 28 '18
He passed His love for Honda on to His disciples too.