FUCK THE POLICE
911 EVERY DAY
You're skull is so think it could probably survive a nuclear blast.
1. "Translations" of the Golden Rule are not eligible, sorry.
2. Weird-ass Pinhead Bibles that no one has heard of, are not eligible, sorry.
3. Greek and Hebrew translations do not apply, sorry.
No prize for Waterhead, soooorry.
1. "Translations" of the Golden Rule are not eligible, sorry.
2. Weird-ass Pinhead Bibles that no one has heard of, are not eligible, sorry.
3. Greek and Hebrew translations do not apply, sorry.
No prize for Waterhead, soooorry.
Dixie: Weird-ass Pinhead Bibles that no one has heard of, are not eligible, sorry....No prize for Waterhead, soooorry
"Choosing a Bible Translation to Read"
"Today there exists a plethora of reliable English translations with different study notes to help readers consider the meaning of the original text.
The New International Version (NIV) is the most widely read English translation. It is very readable and aims to capture the idea-by-idea meaning of the original texts. The New Living Translation (NLT) is a contemporary translation that is also easy to read and aims to capture the impact of the original text while adhering to its general sense."
http://www.iamnext.com/spirituality/bibleversion.html
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Dixie, your original 10 thousand dollar challenge, was not limited to the King James translation. You only made that a criteria after your challenge was taken, and Watermark won your challenge.
As demonstrated above, the so-called "weird ass translations, no one's ever heard of" are actually widely read and well known.
Oh, this reminds me of the two guys who caught Barry Bonds' 73rd homerun in 2001. Now you've got to take Watermark to court and sue him for custody of the ten kay.Go back to the POST, I WON, I was the second poster, Dixie's question then I post the NIV version of matthew 7:12 along with 3 others....
I win the 10k!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! not watermark...
2. Weird-ass Pinhead Bibles that no one has heard of, are not eligible, sorry.
Oh, this reminds me of the two guys who caught Barry Bonds' 73rd homerun in 2001. Now you've got to take Watermark to court and sue him for custody of the ten kay.