Ancient Greek is a more flexible language than modern English. In ancient Greek, there is no requirement (rule) that adjectives come before or after nouns. Therefore, the following two sentences can be (not must be) translated the same. I live in a red house. I live in a house red….
Complete Explanation Of The Absence Of Textual Ambiguity
First, no amount of data and information is going to convince anyone that we have a perfect Bible if they do not believe that God has given us the Bible. Likewise, no amount of data and information is going to convince anyone that we have an ambiguity-free Bible if they…
The “EST” Methodology
(methodology 4)
Another major means of updating the language of the King James Bible is the removal of the “est” ending from most of 304 words that, collectively, occur 2,786 times in the King James Bible. Here is the list of those words: abhorrest abodest acceptest afflictest anointest answerest approvest askest awakest…
The “ETH” Methodology
(methodology 3)
One of the major means of updating the language of the King James Bible is the removal of the “eth” ending from most of 658 words that, collectively, occur 5,092 times in the King James Bible. Here is the list of those words: abhorreth abideth aboundeth accepteth accuseth acknowledgeth addeth…
