10-26-2019, 08:40 AM
Jason—well, since I am a guest on your forum and am not here to defend my beliefs, I will just state that I strongly (yet, respectfully) disagree w. your last paragraph—and I have also had Greek, and have continued on in my studies after completing Greek I. In fact, I am (slowly) taking Greek II now, along w. still trying to get a firmer grasp on Hebrew.
But, again, I am not here to cause problems—I am here to learn more about the Hebrew Scriptures. And, as already stated, I do have a lot of appreciation and respect for the Jewish people and have learned a lot from them concerning the Hebrew Scriptures.
In fact, I am wanting to begin a thread to inquire about the force of the masculine singular participles, singular pronouns, etc. employed by God in Isaiah 44.24—but still trying to get a good feel for this forum lest I color someone’s perceptions regarding my intents as a newbie. I assure you my intents are as I have stated—I am here to learn more about the inspired grammar of the TaNaKh and absolutely nothing else.
Thank you for your response nonetheless. The Philo angle is interesting.
But, again, I am not here to cause problems—I am here to learn more about the Hebrew Scriptures. And, as already stated, I do have a lot of appreciation and respect for the Jewish people and have learned a lot from them concerning the Hebrew Scriptures.
In fact, I am wanting to begin a thread to inquire about the force of the masculine singular participles, singular pronouns, etc. employed by God in Isaiah 44.24—but still trying to get a good feel for this forum lest I color someone’s perceptions regarding my intents as a newbie. I assure you my intents are as I have stated—I am here to learn more about the inspired grammar of the TaNaKh and absolutely nothing else.
Thank you for your response nonetheless. The Philo angle is interesting.