Those reading the bible, did you start in the old or new testament?
Also, what bible do you read from?
22-25, F
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accidentprone · 22-25, M
I really do not read the Bible much, but I did go to a church where the pastor repeated so many scriptures with the chapter and verse, I could not even write them down fast enough. He always spoke from the KJV, and sometimes he would repeat it with the Amplified version.
Later in life I am finding out that learning Hebrew can and will make the Bible more clear and more real than ever.
Later in life I am finding out that learning Hebrew can and will make the Bible more clear and more real than ever.
NoGamesTolerated · F
@accidentprone Hebrew would be the best! But that would be a lot of interpreting for me.. to do.
accidentprone · 22-25, M
@NoGamesTolerated I agree, I have not done it myself either, but when I hear someone else doing it, it brings a new whole life to the truth of the Bible and answers a lot of unanswered questions due to translation errors or language barriers.
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accidentprone · 22-25, M
@Diotrephes Maybe that is true, but the original scriptures were written in Hebrew and Greek and then compiled into the Bible.
Are you saying this is not true?
Are you saying this is not true?
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accidentprone · 22-25, M
@Diotrephes I am not saying you are wrong. But are you correct? It is my understanding that the Bible was compiled only with scriptures that were only compliled in Hebrew and Greek.
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accidentprone · 22-25, M
@Diotrephes I want to believe you, but I do not. Why should I believe you, and if I did, what do the writings you believe in mean?
accidentprone · 22-25, M
@accidentprone It is my belief that the Hebrew translation is the most accurate.
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