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…ah, 'to see.' English 'provide' carries the same logic (Latin pro-videre, 'to see ahead'). It joins Hagar's El…

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…a coveter of other men’s things,’ from the Latin alienorum appetitor. → first discussed at 1 Peter 4:15 💬 Discuss…

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…The word for a rounded skull gives us, through Aramaic Gulgalta and Latin Calvaria, the two names of one hill…

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…of slaves, freedmen and householders. ⚠ English 'saint' comes through Latin sanctus and now carries freight the Greek has not got…

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…The first promise the book makes and its last self-description are the same object. (The Latin for the morning…

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…and the singular of the Textus Receptus and the Latin Vulgate, ‘it was not mixed with faith.’ KJV ‘not being…

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…KJV ‘cast them down to hell’; NIV ‘sent them to hell’; NWT 1984 keeps the name; the Latin has in…

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…The Vulgate and the Douay-Rheims call the book ABDIAS, the Greek/Latin form of the name — which is why…

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…The NWT 1984 prints ‘miserable’ at Romans 7:24 and Douay ‘unhappy’ (from the Latin infelix). → first discussed at Rom…

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…The Greek has ‘the well of the threshing floor that is in Sephi’, and the Douay, from the Latin, ‘the…