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not the mod here...so i'm sorry for toe stepping, but this may be close to getting out of control. saw it...and just wanted to give someone a head's up.
[FONT=Symbol]taV de mwraV kai apaideutouV zhthseiV paraitou, eidwV oti gennwsin macaV:[/FONT]
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Ok, here's the Latin:
stultas autem et sine disciplina quaestiones devita sciens quia generant lites
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This could go on for a long time. Here's the german from Luther's Bible:
23Aber der trichten und unntzen Fragen entschlage dich; denn du wei漟t, da sie nur Zank gebߤren
Ok... any requests? I prefer the (koine) Greek, myself.
Quite impressive! :clap: :clap:
I have to agree that I am partial to the Greek too. Because it looks so interesting! :)
Ok, how about Hebrew? I know, Hebrew was the language of the Old Testament with Greek for the New. Surely, though there is a Hebrew translation.
unfortunately, all the Hebrew versions I can find on line are in .pdf and, while I can copy the verse, I can't paste it here... I'll keep thinking about it!
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Can you copy it to something like Word and then copy/paste it here? Just a thought.
I have a Hebrew font on my computer, but after you find the translation then you have to type backwards. (For VBS one year I did nametags for all the kids in Hebrew and English and for the non Biblical names I ended up typing them phoenetically backwards, it took forever)
Oh and I get all the posts on here in my e-mail, but the e-mail did not show the Greek Characters, so it just looked like gibberish. Well, OK so I couldn't read the real one either. I studied Hebrew and Dh studied Greek. I know we are strange, and we do strane things for fun.
momraine
I studied Hebrew and Dh studied Greek. I know we are strange, and we do strane things for fun.
Oh Rainey...studying Hebrew isn't what makes you strange..;):p
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Time for Arabic:
23 أَمَّا الْمُجَادَلاَتُ الْغَبِيَّةُ الْحَمْقَاءُ، فَتَجَنَّبْهَا، عَالِماً أَنَّهَا تُوَلِّدُ الْمُشَاجَرَاتِ.