So I have a very basic understanding of this subject and would like to ask you tards to enlighten me.
I know the bible is just a rip off of the Hebrew scriptures. Could any anons discuss about the details of the visions and predictions? Does the Hebrew text talk have a revelations in their religion? or is revelations unique to the Christian bible? What bible has the most accurate depiction of revelations KJV or any other versions? Are there alternate versions of the Hebrew text?
I don't want the filtered internet filtered view since I don't know what's been tampered with. I know most anons have done their research and there are new found evidence and writings that aren't part of the "official" bible canon.
KJV is the most based imo. Always good to cross reference multiple translations for some of the more obscure verses though
Caleb Wright
>ESV. What's that? I'm illiterate when it comes to the bible stuff. Have fair general knowledge of it
Jaxson Cooper
Since the bible is translated from greek and hebrew how can one know the context and meaning of what is in the bible stories? Its like a written book of telephone.
Kayden Miller
To be honest, Latin/Greek/Hebrew version would be the best. >Does the Hebrew text talk have a revelations in their religion? It's just a old testament + some books. Jews believe that there is nothing after death. >or is revelations unique to the Christian bible? It is unique. >Are there alternate versions of the Hebrew text? Of course, Jews tried to change the text of the Bible a lot of times.
Mason Sanders
Bible; globohomo edition
Lucas Moore
Lets take the first part. The rapture, do people magically vanish into thin air literally or was there some type of detail in how it happens. Like and example when the mark of the beast was described
Jordan Martin
English standard version
Brody Jenkins
What makes it globohomo? does it add details on how Jesus was actually a gay trans queer lover LGBTQalphabrovohelicopter??
Noah Robinson
That is why you should learn Latin/Greek, it's like translating an Odyssey 10 times, the original meaning of the words is often lost. Greek is a very complex language, Ancient Koine for example, is said to be one of the hardest Ancient Languages to learn. You can't always trasnlate everything correctly to English. Yes, we have details. There are 4 horseman of apocalypse then 7 trumpets that mess with everything, first one introductions the antichrist. Global war and all of that then Christ shows up, it would be the best, if you read it.
>it's like translating an Odyssey 10 times, the original meaning of the words is often lost.
This just tells me that everything in the bible is un trust worthy since the actual words/meanings are wrong. Wouldn't that mean the words in the the bible are not the true word of "god"? Since the interpretation could be wrong?
Thomas Richardson
Take a look at the translation process that was used for the KJV. Three separate groups of monks at Cambridge, Oxford, and Edinburgh had to produce identical translations of a verse before it was permitted into the book proper. Translated primarily from Greek, Hebrew and Aramaic texts, with secondary references to Latin texts.
Elijah Sullivan
If I were a jew I would know the answer to these questions. Since I would be humping the air, sucking on a foreskin with a black cube on my forehead.
Luis Wood
checked. I did not know this fact. But even so, lots of what is portrayed/context in the original writings are lost in English.
Levi Gonzalez
KJV is probably the most accurate English translation. Alternatively you could learn German, Latin, Greek, Hebrew etc. and see how well you understand the older texts. Might take you a lifetime of monastic study though ;)
Benjamin Long
Never. >1pbtID lol
Ian Long
It is, but it also has imperfections, you have to remember that humans wrote it. However it's the only thing we have, the best example would be Psalm 23:4, in the middle you have; >shadow of death or >darkest valley or >death-dark ravines or >valley as dark as the grave Depending on the version, this is what i meant. The scripture often stays the same, but the word itself changes; synonyms etc. It could be altered, but the Christianity itself is only about faith. We believe that it's not, that this is the word of God. We only have our faith. The Bible is a masterwork regardless, take Quran as a example; it doesn't have stories, miracles nor anything like in the Bible. Bible has it all and it was written often by monks kilometers away from eachother.
Leo Powell
Remember that Jesus admonished the Jewish scholars of his time for thinking that they could find salvation in their holy texts. At the end of the day, no language will be able to convey God’s words with full meaning. That’s why Christians seek companionship with the Holy Spirit. Personal revelation aided by texts, empirical evidence, and wise teachers, is the key to finding truth. And by truth, freedom/salvation.
Isaac Morris
checked. Thanks for explaining that. I see what you mean now. Different descriptions for the same subject. That I can understand during translation since that would be easy in order to portray correctly into English.
there is only one Bible and the author is God. The so called "New Testament" is the logical continuation of the so called "Old Testament". All in the old testament points to the "offspring" predicted way back in the garden of Eden, that would crush the head of the snake but have its heel crushed by it (death of Jesus followed by his resurrection by God, yet total destruction of Satan "the original serpent" as he is called in Revelation).
As for Translations: While the KJV did great work popularising the Bible among the English language, it is far from the best and often choses style over original meaning. The International version is not bad, Byington too.
>And by truth, freedom/salvation. Agree whole heartedly. One of the reasons for this thread to seek truth in what is taught. "Question everything" is what I do. Respectfully
Lincoln Young
when generic cyclical events happens, it means the sky rabbi will come to save us from the earth rabbis in two weeks.
Ryder Russell
>Since the bible is translated from greek and hebrew how can one know the context and meaning of what is in the bible stories? Through careful study and research. Some (very few) parts of the text are not entirely clear to this day, but the overwhelming majority of the Bible is perfectly well understood. There are only so many meanings behind "Though shall not commit murder" for example.
The pic related, most all of these are self fulling at the moment since it is all being manufactured on purpose. To me the head of the snake currently is the WEF and AnalShwab. It feels to me that the ZOG are purposely fulfilling the revelations prophecy to get Christians worked up and distracted.
