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| 1 | Greek word for ripe versus verse 18 | Rev 14:15 | Kento | 215698 | ||
| Can anyone tell me what (if any) significance there is in the fact the the greek word for ripe (xeraino) in verse 15 means to dry up (some translatiosn use over ripe) while in verse 18 the greek word is akmazo which means "to be at the prime"? Thanks Kent |
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| 2 | extra phrase (...beginning and the end) | Rev 1:8 | Kento | 164751 | ||
| Does anyone know why the King James translations contain the phrase "..., the beginning and the ending,..." in Rev 1:8 but NASB and other do not? | ||||||
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