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1 | Sorry | 2 Cor 11:3 | sinner | 152171 | ||
No problem. I apologize too. I am often defensive myself. | ||||||
2 | Sorry | 2 Cor 11:3 | sinner | 152127 | ||
Mark: That's very insightful, and represents a very intriging type of biblical writing. Thank you so much. That helps quite a great deal. Comparison and contrast. Much like the proverbs. |
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3 | ?Methods of NASB verse subdivisions? | 2 Cor 11:3 | sinner | 152116 | ||
I'm sure that there are many translations that do this. I read the NASB. How do the NASB translators determine what is poetry and what is not? What are the methods of the NASB translators to determine this? Have the NASB translators made their methodology clear anywhere to us? |
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4 | Methods of NASB verse subdivisions | 2 Cor 11:3 | sinner | 152111 | ||
Proverbs 1 22 "How long, O naive ones, will you love being simple-minded? And scoffers delight themselves in scoffing And fools hate knowledge? (NAS95) If you don't have an answer for my question, please don't venture to offer such a copout response. The question is completely valid, and you've failed to apply any studious thought to your answer. Perhaps someone more informed than yourself may venture to answer my valid inquiry into the nature of the textual construction. |
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