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1 | A possible translation error? (Lk 2:2) | Bible general Archive 2 | Theo-Minor | 126177 | ||
Leslie ... It was a comprehensive answer for a comprehensive question. I DO appreciate your efforts. I have already apologized for my previously poor behavior, so accept it or not, and let's leave it at that. So, are you suggesting that it can only be translated as "first," or that it is usually translated that way? (Genuine question; no sarcasm intended). Can it be "before," indicating or denoting a "foremost" position or rendering of time? I recognize that it may often be used a certain way, but we have English words that are often used a certain way, but have alternate meanings under some circumstances. A rendering of "before" would certainly solve a big problem with the chronology of the birth according to the listed facts. Theo-Minor |
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2 | A possible translation error? (Lk 2:2) | Bible general Archive 2 | Leslie N | 126185 | ||
I tried start, but the problem you have is those verses with 'first' and 'day' If you can get a copy of E-Sword, its what I use, the verses would come up as alink, which may make it quicker. And you are very welcome |
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