--- Mark R Stockman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Julia
>
> Micah could be the reference you are looking for - but Proverbs shows the
> rod is not the scroll of teachings - it is exactly what you think it is and
> is meant to be applied to the backside!
>
> 'Micah 6:9 - The LORD's voice crieth unto the city,
what is the voice of the lord? how did it cry? What was it crying about? how
loud was it? or was it the cry of the beaten?
>and the man of wisdom
> shall see thy name:
What name? whos name? the man of wisdom's own name? the loards name? the name
of the person being addressed? where is winsdom? and why did the man come
from there? is this a wise man who is reading someones name?
>hear ye the rod, and who hath appointed it.
Here the sound of the rod hitting it's subject? is this saying to obey the
person with the rod? how is this not condoning violence as an appropriate
means of controling others?
> Prov 10:13 In the lips of him that hath understanding wisdom is found:
collogen? ...all this is saying is that when a person who understands speaks
the message is probably wise, or corect. But doesn't this assume agreement of
opinion as well as fact?
>but
> a rod is for the back of him that is void of understanding.'
So if someone doesn't understand something, beat the dren out of them.
......
So you and your neigbor are trying to do something together and no matter how
you describe it, he can't see how you mean to perform the task. So beat him
up.
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