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that. If you ask me, you are a hypocrite and NOT a christian because you incite more hatred and evil than you seem to dispel and quiet. Apparently, A Georgian has decided that he does not wish to argue and disagree with the likes of you. (I can not blame him). THAT IS WHY HIS USER NAME IS IN RED IDIOT! However sir, I have taken a great interest in you and your edits. It would appear that you do not create much on Knowledge (XXG) and take great pleasure in reverting everyone elses' edits for your own egotistical reasons. So, get used to your actions on this site being monitored closely and with a slant toward criticism. Do onto others as you would have others' do unto you.... You should learn to follow a christian lifestyle rather than pretend to be a christian that prefers to follow Satan's ways and manners. You are a real jerk.

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not done in Knowledge (XXG) style, which makes it very hard to verify and follow. I urge you to do put more effort into making it match Knowledge (XXG) style and guidelines, otherwise someone may go in and revert all your changes and then your work will be for nothing. Also, can I ask what is the source? Did you do it for Knowledge (XXG), or does it come from essays you wrote, or somewhere else?

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quote so extensively from these commentaries because I can so seldom improve upon them, and because if NPOV does not exist in nature MPOV may be the next best thing. Clarke is pre-Tubengin, TIB is protestant, TNJBC is Roman Catholic. When I do have something of my own to add, I generally "sign it". The text translations are my own.

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page. Check it out! I would like to get more info on his parents, wife, children, religion and educational background. We don't even have an exact birthdate, only a year. Most of what is in the page currently is from historical and published sources. We know he died in Atlanta Georgia in 1912, and he

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Haha. My comments make no sense to you? They are plain as day and rather straightforward and comprehensible. Please note the signature on my previous post. What does that signify and mean to you, oh wise editor fool? I do not expect you to understand that because you know little about Knowledge (XXG)

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Palestine did not exist in New Testament times. The Judea and Samaria region received the name of Palestine from the Roman emperor Hadrian in 135 AD, in the wake of his crushing the Bar Kochba revolt. It's a compound name meant to insult the jews, coming from long-time enemies of Israel, p'lishtim

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The quote without context would be random. If the quote is to be characterized, then it should be descriptive. Terms such as "purile" are not used to criticize, but to reveal the mind of the one using them with respect to one's object. It is not my point of view that is of interest, but Clarke's.

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Dear A Georgian, I see you have been using: Adam Clarke (1831), The Interpreters Bible (1955), and The New Jerome Biblical Commentary 1990 as tools. These have have NOT kept up to speed with the latest discoveries and revelations of critical archaeology and critical ancient history. There has been

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As for your so called decorations, of your contributions, others have reported your contributions as warring, immoralizing and idiotic as well. So, just be aware that your edits are monitored and being watched closely. So, do unto others as you would have others do unto you.... You have been fairly

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A Georgian, on October 29, I said, "Then don't readd it." Then you said, "OK", but then readded it again! What was that? (and what's with the tildes in your edit summaries?). Are you the one (IP address) who added that in the first place? If not, then why are you so intent on keeping it? And if so,

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Many thanks for your helps, Carl. Another editor has also contributed to getting some of my stuff in shape. I'm am still cranking relentlessly through the remaining books of the NT (from I Timothy at the moment) together with the three commentaries, so my contributions will be amateurish for some

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etc.). I appreciate the work you're putting it, but it seems to me that a lot of it doesn't match Knowledge (XXG) guidelines. e.g. some introductory paragraphs read like opinion, and the exegesis is a collection of quotes, and may not be suitable for an encyclopedia article. Also your citations are

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Also, I think you need to learn to properly work with other editors on a wiki site. When another editor (especially an established one—one who's been editing for awhile) removes or changes something, unless it's a flagrant violation (which would only happen about 10% of the time) it should be left

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The notes themselves are exclusively those I have made myself - I have never published anything - for the past ten years while cranking through the Bible in Hebrew with the help of three commentaries: Adam Clarke (1831), The Interpreters Bible (1955), and The New Jerome Biblical Commentary 1990. I

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Oh well moron Musdan, just like beauty is in the eyes of the beholder, so are your edits and accusations of other editors as well. I am not A Georgian, however, you have captured my attention and I am paying close attention (many others as well jerk) to your "constructive", alas destructive edits

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Musdan77.... Perhaps it is you that should learn what Knowledge (XXG) is for everyone and anyone and discontinue acting as if it is your own private project by excluding/attacking whomever disagrees with you. You continually tell others that if they do not like it, do not read it. What is up with

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I haven't read those sources. My ideas about language behind the NT were stimulated by Robert Lindsey and David Flusser. I spoke colloquial Hebrew, so was intrigued by Flusser's statement that sometimes, when translatiing Jesus' words from Greek BACK into Hebrew, he could hear the very voice of

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may interest you. Exodus: The Egyptian Evidence editors Ernest S. Frerichs and Leonard H. Leslo is a favorite of mine. I was NOT surprised to find Moses in the the fiction section of a local Jewish library as I explored Jewish materials about Jesus. I am a long time member of the Association of

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You are welcome. I am learning about Knowledge (XXG) guidelines by trial and error. I appreciate the corrections that have been made so far, and hope that I will become better at this over time, but my first interest is in getting my notes up. I hope that others will not delete substantive

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Then you're issue isn't with the term underground. It's with location. As I said, any cave is underground, even a cliff face. What you want is a something like "beneath the city" or "cliff-face cave". Subterranean imparts nothing. If your cave is in some place unexpected, then point out how.

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by the protecting administrator that further edit warring on this matter after the protection expires is not likely to go well for you. You've got a clean block log; it would be a shame to besmirch it over something as silly as continuing to edit war over something where you're

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Thanks for reverting my edits to the article this morning. It looks much better without my contributions. You're absolutely right, my short explanation in my edit note was tantamount to "no explanation." By the way in Knowledge (XXG) there's a page on peacock terms

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Hello Lotje. I had no problem with the information itself, but you had inserted some into a direct, referenced quotation from a reliable source. That made it appear that Levin (the author) used the words you had inserted. Does that answer your question?

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someone anonymously changed the statement "I don't think there's ..." to "I don't think there'zs ... " That was a change to a talk post that, according to the rules posted above is unauthorized. Now it has been changed again. Am I missing something?

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supposed to be a Christian by yelling names at people? (and your statement makes no sense anyway). None of your allegations are true. I have never attacked anyone, and I only make edits that are necessary. I have had compliments on the work that I've done.

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then you should do it the right way. I quote: "Because this is the English Knowledge (XXG), English-language sources are preferred over non-English ones. When citing a non-English source for information, it is not always necessary to provide a translation.

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From the guidelines - "Never edit or move someone's comment to change its meaning, even on your own talk page. Striking text constitutes a change in meaning, and should only be done by the user who wrote it or someone acting at their explicit request."

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I do my own transliteration. My source for meanings is The New Bantam-Megiddo Hebrew & English Dictionary, 1975. I usually translate the various forms of YHVH as God when the context is clear; for some readers YHVH would itself need translation.

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material simply because of formatting issues. It would perhaps be more correct to say that I have added material rather than edited it; I have not deleted anything anyone else has put up, although I have commented on a couple of things in discussion.

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Google Translate is not a reliable source, mate. Nor would it pronounce either of these words as the way you are notating them. If this continues I'm taking it to ANI. Please just save us both the trouble and stop doing what you're doing.

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Hey Georgian. While I approve of trying to add citations for biblical etymologies, I've got an objection to using Roswell Dwight Hitchcock as a source. In order to keep everything centralized, I've started a discussion about it over on

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I cited my reference and quoted the words that in it that support the alternate definition. What is lacking? I do not see how your reversions to a text that had no supporting references is OK, but my contribution is disruptive.

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A.Georgian in fact has been an editor longer than you and it is partially your actions and "contributions" that caused him to deactivate his editor user name and work on Knowledge (XXG). Thank you for your stupidity friend.

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I don't know where you are getting your transliterations from, but they are non-standard - compare, for example, the transliteration in the article. Also, the meanings of the names are unsourced - and often you ignore the

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Saying, Arise, and take the young child and his mother, and go into the land of Israel: for they are dead who sought the young child’s life. And he arose, and took the young child and his mother, and came into the land of

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You need to stop attempting to transliterate Hebrew. Respectfully, not only do you appear to not understand how Hebrew phonology works, you don't appear to have a clear idea of how to transliterate the words at all. Take

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which lays out guidelines on editing comments on talk pages. I have reverted the refactoring of my talk entry here due to the following justifications which you will find on the Knowledge (XXG) guidelines for user talk

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I know of about 50,000 Bible Scholars who disagree yet the liberals of Knowledge (XXG) are to lazy to look for anything that doesn't attack the Bible from their liberal presupposition and Anti-Christian bigotry.

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Thanks for the good wishes. Would you be kind enough to critically evaluate the "reliable sources" listed on my UserPage. It would be helpful to get an objective opinion from an Editor I respect. -

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Hello, I was curious to know why you think a cave being subterranean is not redundant. By definition, all caves are underground, and that's exactly what subterranean means. Here's an

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too, but what was the extent of this relationship? Was he ever married, when was he married, what was his wife's name? Did he leave descendants? Are some of them still in Atlanta?

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it's a distinction between a cave into the side of cliffs, for instance, such as those in which the Dead Sea Scrolls were found, and one under the ground, such a Mammoth Cave.

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They are links to pages on other languages of Knowledge (XXG) (in this case Hebrew). When you "correct" the spelling, you break the link to the page on Hebrew Knowledge (XXG).

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But when they persecute you in this city, flee ye into another: for verily I say to you, Ye shall not have gone over the cities of Israel, till the Son of man shall have come.

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And because your name is still red, I assumed that you were someone new or someone like a troll (that is something I look for when editing). You might want to fix that too. --

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I did not realize that. So the link to "The Epistle to the Ephesian Twins" remains (such is the consequence of the extra yood; it turns a plural into a pair).

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the name "Palestine" first appears in Greek literature in the 5th Century BCE when the historian Herodotus called the area "Palaistinē" (Greek - Παλαιστίνη).

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The reference to Clarke being antisemitic is NPOV. I don't think there'zs a need to editorialize - keep the quote and let people draw their own conclusions.

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Thanks for taking time to read this. I hope this enjoins furtherment of scintillating discussion on the part of you, I and the Knowledge (XXG) community.

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I left a note for you on the Talk page there - basically, do you know of anyone who disagrees with Burkitt about the sources used in that gospel?

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I did not change any meaning, and I did not remove any sources. I also did not delete a definition, simply changed two words. Happy Editing--

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on the subject. Ctrl-F to find it. That page is specifically devoted to articles with "Duh" moments, to emphasize concise and clear prose.

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PS: Strong's Concordance isn't a reliable source on Hebrew words either. Scholars never use it, and it's frequently misleading.

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I have started a talk section on the Gospel of Luke page so that you and the other editor can talk instead of edit warring.

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Try listening to an on-line audio (e.g., Google translate) of the word pointed. Also see dictionary definition of Nadab.

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So if Ms. O'Gara sends me an e-mail stating that she gives me permission to post the illustration and I forward that

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My contribution to your talk page was not harmful, trolling, and it was not vandalism even in the most mild sense.

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If I remember correctly, the apparently extraneous letters "NS" followed the link; I assumed it was an error.

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which is what your edit keeps doing. IF you don't don't know how to pipe a link, ASK. and stop edit warring!

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It is unlikely, but you may find: Did God Have a Wife?: Archaeology and Folk Religion in Ancient Israel by

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I don't know who you are, whether you are Georgian in secret or someone else who attacks anonymously. Are

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Hebrew צפניה, pronounced ''TsePhNiYaH'', which means "My God conceals me", was the name of at least

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Jeremiah 36:11,who heard Baruch's reading of the oracles of YHVH to Jeremiah, and reported to king

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I don't know the candidates, but it was useful to be able to comment on issues with arbitration.

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Do you think you can help with any of this? I only found a few resources online as to geneology:

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I Kings 7:13-14. According to The Interpreter's Bible, Hiram is a shortened form of אחירם

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I Kings 7:13-14. According to The Interpreter's Bible, Hiram is a shortened form of אחירם

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