Message from @Zandu
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Not forgery, just apocryphal
not apocryphal if its in the canon
Daniel is in Ha Novi the prophets
That’s not what apocryphal means
In religious contexts
It can be apocryphal and canon
k, Daniel is part of the Tanakh regardless
Ok, you don’t know theology enough to discuss this
nah I just don't play these silly word games lol
Or don’t know the history well enough I guess
Idk, no word game here
Just not interesting to talk to someone who isn’t interested in answering important theological questions about the nature of Christ
Like, pretty basic stuff here for a theologin to have some view on
But as ever you’d rather go on a tangent and dodge the question than have a legitimate discussion
I’m going back to the other channel.
oh no the nature of christ is made pretty clear regardless of word games
you don't need to dodge it with playing the word games "oh is it this-and-that-ism?!"
biblical apocryphal means in the vulgate but not the hebrew books
and my favorite word as kid, Septuagint
Vulgate and Septuagint, but not in the Hebrew books IIRC
the best meme I've heard was "greek temple scroll"
Daniel is in the Hebrew bible
therefore not apocryphal like Sophie said
Daniel and Ezra are weird because they are not completely in hebrew
what was it aramaic?
I thought some chunk was in aramaic but I get that mixed up\
some parts of those two were
i went to Catholic school k-12, but went to a public univ
primarily for the chicks, it was a mistake
Catholics... virtually anything Jesus said to the Pharisees could be said to them
I have met Catholic scholars whom that doesn't pertain to
I wasn't Catholic, just went to Catholic school
I lost my religion at 12 when I started reading Omni Magazine anyway
aha heh
sadly most religion despises the truth
and therefore conceptually despises Christ who is truth itself
the word of God is truth
scrolling up, daniel has portions that are considered apocryphal
what ,the portions that need to be considered as such because they predicted the future?