I was proud of arachnophilla for defending mathematics as a science.
I thought that I had finally met an intelligent man.
But listen to this:
"The Jews pronounced the name of God wrong intentionally."
Then he advocates accepting this "phony" name as real.
The hypocrisy of "Pronounciations."
The only way to know how Hebrew was pronounced over 1900 years ago, would be to have a tape recording, or a CD.
But no one has this primary source for pronounciations.
The Jews in the 5th century claimed (Get this now!);
That their ancestors, and they, had memorized every word in the Old Testasment.
J. W. McGarvey is recorded to have memorized the New Testament in Greek, in the 1800s.
But the Old Testament is about 1.5 times larger.
But the boasting did not end there.
Then, for 500 years, they had memorized not only the entire Old Testament, but even every single syllable (when there are none in Hebrew) of the Old Testament.
The Hebrew race had been abolished by God in their unwise war with Rome; and so, these were "imaginary Jews." See: Ps 2.8-12; Isa 65.15.
The Preterist writers agree on this simple biblical fact.
The Preterist writers even quote encyclopedias that agree "there is no race of Israelites; or Jews today."
This was determined by phrenology; the study of the skull, and other ancestral features.
Please, retract your statement that the Jews pronounced God's name wrong on purpose, but this wrong name is -- right!
To the Administrator:
While listing how many thousands of times that names appear in the Bible; such as, Elohim - about 2.300 times; and "He Is" (Yahweh) about 6,400 times; you have told me to give quotes.
Elohim - Gods creating (ptcp) the heavens and the earth - Gen 1.1.
He Is (Yahweh) - This is the generations of the heavens and the earth when they were created, in the day that 'He Is Gods' (Yahweh, Elohim) made the earth and the heavens - Gen 2.4.
My purpose was not to give quotes, but to present the result of my research on the number of times for each name.
The quotes add nothing to my research.
hoaryhead