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    ONE HOUR time limit for editing own posts

    I'm looking for help to update/correct some links in a few of my posts. From a quick search, these are the ones: Post: Hello, it's Me! ... The link is now: https://tohdee.github.io/Daaa-Fth/A912-Did.pdf Post: The Wedding of Jesus ... link now: https://tohdee.github.io/Dxxx-Dub/X901-SMk.pdf...
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    A Formal Mathematical Model of The Holy Trinity.

    Your post is long and has a great deal of detail, which will require significant time to properly analyse and digest. However, this sort of 'analysis' of any potential hidden meanings there are in religious works is nothing new. For example, there are many, many folks who discover hidden...
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    Notes on God in the Gospel of John

    I'm just curious about Thomas and his time travelling. It's now 3:38 pm but Thomas' last three posts are timed at 5:13 pm, 5:27 pm and 7:17 pm (today). Is the gift of travelling to the future a 'prize' awarded when you get 100+ Points? 😄 (OK - Maybe my profile is set to UTC+6, because that's...
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    Thoughts about Trinity beliefs

    Well, how about 'God' as the word for the 'Three combined' and 'manifestation' (of God) for each, individually? Let me explain my thinking: The fullness of the nature and form of God is utterly beyond human understanding and comprehension - and those who try to explain, justify, or criticise...
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    Sung in Aramaic

    For sure - most of 'Eastern Christendom' (Syria, E. Turkey, Arabia, and even India) would most likely have used translations of the NT into Syriac (which, when spoken, is a dialect of Aramaic, though the written script is more like 'proto'-Arabic). The oldest extant MSS of the NT Peshitta date...
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    Ethiopian Christianity

    Yeah - for sure, the more I work with a particular language, the more 'tricks' I pick up (doing this with Coptic, just now) ... but that will never make me in any way fluent in the language. Maybe a bored 'scholar' of Ethiopic tongues will pass by this thread and offer their help. ;) (But...
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    Ethiopian Christianity

    Does anyone here read or understand Ethiopic (ancient or modern)? I have a PDF of Thomas Pell Platt's 1834 text for the Didascalia and I am wondering if my attempt to digitize it (into Unicode text) is worthwhile. The image-to-text software I use is (surprisingly) good with this text but there...
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    Hello, it's Me!

    So, is it time to open up a thread about updating the Interfaith collection of 'Christian' apocrypha? I'm loathe to start it myself (yet) because I'm still working to get many/most of the books listed in the existing collection somehow, somewhere, in my table. I've added a lot of 'placeholder'...
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    Happy Rosh Hashanah

    5786 - the second set of 4 digits (not in order). Add to that, 3214 (the first set of 4, also not in order), you get 9000. What's the significance?
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    Happy Rosh Hashanah

    Well, I can't claim to be everyone but I am someone. And I'm here! (Wherever 'here' is!) שנה טובה
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    The Wedding of Jesus

    Not really - at first, I was with the "Modern Forgery" school-of-thought but, having just written up a parallel version, I'm now not so sure. Perhaps the early Church Fathers misunderstood the significance of the boy wearing nothing but a loincloth (which was the accepted dress for baptism) and...
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    Hello, it's Me!

    Aaah! 20 years ago ... when I still had a future: 😄
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    Respectful dialogue about Jesus.

    Your second-last post (the one in which you talk of Melchizedek) just about sums up the 'orthodox' Christian view about Judaism. But the whole issue of 'who was (is) Jesus' from a Jewish perspective is very complex. First, before going into anything, I shall quote one of my favourite sayings of...
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    Ethiopian Christianity

    Actually, the three (not two) books of Meqabyan in the Ethiopic Orthodox Tawahedo canon are nothing to do with the Books of Maccabees in the LXX or the Catholic Deuterocanon. They are completely independent histories of 'the world'. They are sometimes (often) called "Ethiopic Maccabees" but that...
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    Hello, it's Me!

    But Brian (I hope it's OK to drop your 'prefix') - we really need to work on your collection. I'm not saying this in any judgemental way, or as a competitor, but as a (potential) friend. From what I have seen (and I haven't thoroughly read your entire content!), you have, essentially...
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