So much hay is made over languages and the bible. What were they speaking? Which language was is written in? The conversation with the Samaritan woman in John 4 shows the Bible transcends language and is about relationships
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Though the term “God” is as inaccurate and unacceptable as possible, Mr. Case is as yet unaware of that fact, and we won’t harp too much on that. (Let it be noted that though many don't know about the pagan origins of "God" and even fewer folk take the time to study the matter, we don't accept it as proper for the MostHigh and do not use it ourselves to speak of Him. That said, if you don't yet know, then you don't yet know and we aren't here to hit anyone over the head for it. We do encourage everyone to start questioning it's unquestioned acceptance, however. We can do no more than this.)
That caveat accounted for, this podcast is an important step for a Christian translator to take in returning the Sacred Name back to where it belongs in the Text.
https://podcasts.apple.com/us/....podcast/working-for-
The Samaritan woman's unique and genuine reaction to Yeshua's words shows a remarkable contrast to the culture of Judea and blessed her with the knowledge that He's the Messiah. Please join as we discuss this chapter live at 1pm central
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