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To: Ruy Dias de Bivar
So, when you see the term first of the Sabbaths it means first day of the week. Check any lexicon or Greek translation.

Just who is it that has authored all these Lexicons and Greek translations for the last 1700 years? Folks who have been brought up in the false tradition of a Sunday resurrection. Like I said earlier.........,"What else would you expect them to say?"

Now why don't you take the BDAG (considered the best Lexicon available) and find any reference to σαββάτων meaning anything other than the plural form of σαββάτῳ....and this word being the designation for annual (and counted) Sabbaths, i.e. Unleavened Bread, Pentecost, Trumpets, Atonement and Tabernacles. Please check all references before 100 A.D. You'll find none because that's not what the Greek word meant.....until the Early Church Fathers began substituting fantasy for biblical chronology.

Like I said......you believe what you want. I'm here to bring truth to lurkers who have not yet been corrupted by Catholicism!

150 posted on 05/13/2013 2:40:17 PM PDT by Diego1618 ( Put "Ron" on the rock!)
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To: Diego1618

***Like I said......you believe what you want. I’m here to bring truth to lurkers who have not yet been corrupted by Catholicism! ****

Well that should be easy to answer. The NT was written in GREEK. So, just what day do the GREEK ORTHODOX gather? Sunday. Now how could they get THE DAY OF THE LORD wrong since they speak, think, read, write in GREEK.


153 posted on 05/13/2013 4:14:44 PM PDT by Ruy Dias de Bivar (When someone burns a cross on your lawn, the best firehose is an AK-47.)
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