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In reply to the discussion: Does the book of Isaiah say anything about Jesus of Nazareth? [View all]SarahM32
(270 posts)58. So, in other words, you will not address the facts, and simply ignore the truth?
Come on. Surely you're not going to just ignore everything and simply make a general rejection by claiming it's "false."
Rebuke false shepherds, false prophets and hypocrites is precisely what the son of man does, just as the prophets including Jesus prophesied -- whether you want to admit it or not.
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Jesus being "from Nazareth" or being a "Nazarene" is mentioned 28 times in the NT.
SarahM32
Aug 2012
#12
K&R - I want to hear from someone who knows the answers to the poster and the commenters.
northoftheborder
Aug 2012
#4
Handel uses several exclusively Old Testament texts--and this is one. nt
Thats my opinion
Aug 2012
#8
Interesting website. Linguistically, historically I'm interested in the course of bible translations
pinto
Aug 2012
#13
Again you are speaking of "The Book of Isaiah" as if it is a singular production
intaglio
Aug 2012
#34
There's an introduction to the 1611 King James Bible by its translators indicating
Petrushka
Aug 2012
#40
Thanks for the link. Just discovered what the "messenger for the Spirit of truth" believes . . .
Petrushka
Aug 2012
#46
FWIW: The writer of those articles, refers to himself in the thrid person, saying . . .
Petrushka
Sep 2012
#52
"...when he, the Spirit of truth, comes, he will guide you into all truth." ??
Petrushka
Sep 2012
#56
So, in other words, you will not address the facts, and simply ignore the truth?
SarahM32
Sep 2012
#58