jt: I don't know about "fun" Slade. It's serious business to student's of God's Word as it was to the astrologers or whoever they were who travelled so far to see the child Jesus; also to Simeon and Anna. Do you see Isa 9:6,7 as something other than "future" Slade? Should "shall and wil"l be interpreted as present or past tense?
On Tue, 11 Jan 2005 18:40:44 -0500 "Slade Henson" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Hello, Judy. Please understand that there is no past, present, or future tense in the Hebrew Scriptures. We can infer past or present or future by perfect and imperfect tenses, but prophesy...? It breaks a lot of the grammar rules. It can be fun as long as you don't get dogmatic about it.
Only Begotten" means "unique."
-- slade
Judy, what in the world are you doing? Are you actually disagreeing with the grammatical rules of Hebrew. The correct responce to Slade's observation about the very language of the O.T. is "wow, I didn't know that" or perhpas simply "cool."
Why are you disagreeing with Slade when you have no idea what you are talking about?
John
