outhouse
Atheistically
Go ahead and look it up.
Your lost to the meaning here.
I am making a point of you your the one making interpretation errors from contextual ignorance here.
Your last try before I reveal the correct translation in context.
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Return of Christ
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Go ahead and look it up.
Your lost to the meaning here.
I am making a point of you your the one making interpretation errors from contextual ignorance here.
Your last try before I reveal the correct translation in context.
outhouse
Atheistically
yes there is only one CORRECT translation as to the context of the mustard seed itself here.
james2ko
Well-Known Member
Attempting to derail another thread are we? The thread pertains to Christ's return not the credibility of the biblical text. If you want to promote your "faith" start your own thread.
OK. What context?
outhouse
Atheistically
Stop it.
This is in context to the OP.
jesus cannot come back, if the original authors did not have a clue what he said or did.
The kingdom of Heaven is not like a mustard seed. It is like "a mustard seed that a man plants and it becomes the greatest vegetable in the garden where birds land on it's branches". That is the context. Is there other context that you are assuming?
outhouse
Atheistically
It means do what you're told.
It means to have to trust the "teacher" enough to follow the teacher's instruction.
To learn something from somebody you have to trust them enough to listen and put into practice what they say. Only then will you know if what they teach is true.
However that first spec of trust is one of ignorance. You really have no idea if this person your are trusting should be trusted.
outhouse
Atheistically
Nope.
And nothing is assumed.
Again, there is a reason why people go to those who are trained in biblical knowledge, rather then going it alone.
Yes. It means you lost the other pieces.
outhouse
Atheistically
It means do what you're told.
It means to have to trust the "teacher" enough to follow the teacher's instruction.
To learn something from somebody you have to trust them enough to listen and put into practice what they say. Only then will you know if what they teach is true.
However that first spec of trust is one of ignorance. You really have no idea if this person your are trusting should be trusted.
Your missing every aspect of how the ancient people viewed a mustard seed, and its meaning.
This is my point.
Without the cultural context of biblical scripture, your as lost as a first grader in advanced algebra class
outhouse
Atheistically
Then it makes no sense at all as written.
don't try and use imaginative answers, you may need to look it up.
Actually wrong mustard seed...
I was thinking about the passage regarding faith....
Should have looked.
I am with you here! John 3:12 I have spoken to you of earthly things and you do not believe; how then will you believe if I speak of heavenly things?
Are you talking about the Buddha connection? OMG I am not sure who came first!
The Kingdom of God is almost nonexistant but if you plant it you will know which bird is of it and which bird isn't of it.
outhouse
Atheistically
Thanks for being honest, much respect.