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Technically the word of God aka BIBLE (Basic Instruction before Leaving the Earth) is written for our own good, so that we can learn from it.
Simply, my take away from this passage is that if I disrespect someone, specially my elders, God¡¦s messengers even family member like role model, could be my mother, father, uncle, or any influential person: I would ripe the consequence. Eaten by the bearƒº
That being said, this may be a very good study for us today, the Zebra (melting pot) generation in America ¡Kwe need to respect authority even if we may not agree with them completely. I believe that no one is authorized to do and perform anything and everything unless Jehovah allowed!
However in contrast, that does not mean we have to agree with every cultural decision that we see on media, or our next door neighbor! In the meantime, I don¡¦t know about you but I am sticking to my root In order to be a good example and allow the Spirit of Yahweh to flow within me and Through the Blood of Christ of Nazareth I am also protecting my city, country and continent in which I reside in!
- Yemesrach (6/13/2013 4:30:24 AM)
It means the same thing! Why do you think there are so many deffinitions that means essentiallally the same thing? In concordance with Kill- "If you were torn apaert - broken- broken apart- tore in peices etc." I am fairly certain one would be dead! Don't you?
- Rhodes (5/30/2013 10:10:50 PM)
The Hebrew translated word nah'-ar actually means YOUTHS. The bears would not look like American Bears, but a lot smaller. Another thing is that not all of the youths would of been hurt. If you see a bear heading your way are you going to stand still? A lot of the youth's would of ran away. The rest may of stayed to fight the bears. Atheist love to quote this verse and state that they died. But does this verse say that they died? The KJV version says that the bears 'tare' them KJV. If you look into it further in the Lexicon-Concordance it uses the word baw-kah which means -#1234 Tare. Here is a definition
1) to split, cleave, break open, divide, break through, rip up, break
up, tear
1a) (Qal)
1a1) to cleave, cleave open
1a2) to break through, break into
Not to kill!!
- Geoffrey Graham (5/28/2013 6:23:26 AM)
Simply, my take away from this passage is that if I disrespect someone, specially my elders, God¡¦s messengers even family member like role model, could be my mother, father, uncle, or any influential person: I would ripe the consequence. Eaten by the bearƒº
That being said, this may be a very good study for us today, the Zebra (melting pot) generation in America ¡Kwe need to respect authority even if we may not agree with them completely. I believe that no one is authorized to do and perform anything and everything unless Jehovah allowed!
However in contrast, that does not mean we have to agree with every cultural decision that we see on media, or our next door neighbor! In the meantime, I don¡¦t know about you but I am sticking to my root In order to be a good example and allow the Spirit of Yahweh to flow within me and Through the Blood of Christ of Nazareth I am also protecting my city, country and continent in which I reside in!
- Yemesrach (6/13/2013 4:30:24 AM)
It means the same thing! Why do you think there are so many deffinitions that means essentiallally the same thing? In concordance with Kill- "If you were torn apaert - broken- broken apart- tore in peices etc." I am fairly certain one would be dead! Don't you?
- Rhodes (5/30/2013 10:10:50 PM)
The Hebrew translated word nah'-ar actually means YOUTHS. The bears would not look like American Bears, but a lot smaller. Another thing is that not all of the youths would of been hurt. If you see a bear heading your way are you going to stand still? A lot of the youth's would of ran away. The rest may of stayed to fight the bears. Atheist love to quote this verse and state that they died. But does this verse say that they died? The KJV version says that the bears 'tare' them KJV. If you look into it further in the Lexicon-Concordance it uses the word baw-kah which means -#1234 Tare. Here is a definition
1) to split, cleave, break open, divide, break through, rip up, break
up, tear
1a) (Qal)
1a1) to cleave, cleave open
1a2) to break through, break into
Not to kill!!
- Geoffrey Graham (5/28/2013 6:23:26 AM)
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