You do realize, I suppose, that God's native language is German?RZehr wrote:I’m guessing both Aaron and Moses could/can read Hebrew natively.
Using Scripture's terms and phrases
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I would seriously doubt that, considering the Biblical Hebrew language didn't exist in the time of (biblical) Aaron and Moses.RZehr wrote:I’m guessing both Aaron and Moses could/can read Hebrew natively.
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Re: Using Scripture's terms and phrases
News to me. I bet that made it difficult for you to explain what the stone tables said. Does Aaron speak German?Moses wrote:You do realize, I suppose, that God's native language is German?RZehr wrote:I’m guessing both Aaron and Moses could/can read Hebrew natively.
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If it hadn't been for all the learning of the Egyptians, yes.RZehr wrote:I bet that made it difficult for you to explain what the stone tables said.Moses wrote:You do realize, I suppose, that God's native language is German?RZehr wrote:I’m guessing both Aaron and Moses could/can read Hebrew natively.
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Not high German.RZehr wrote:News to me. I bet that made it difficult for you to explain what the stone tables said. Does Aaron speak German?Moses wrote:You do realize, I suppose, that God's native language is German?RZehr wrote:I’m guessing both Aaron and Moses could/can read Hebrew natively.
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ask any Old Order Mennonite or Amish - in the original text - when God goes looking for Adam he says (Wo bist du?)RZehr wrote:News to me. I bet that made it difficult for you to explain what the stone tables said. Does Aaron speak German?Moses wrote:You do realize, I suppose, that God's native language is German?RZehr wrote:I’m guessing both Aaron and Moses could/can read Hebrew natively.
me and my brother don't talk German between ourselves though
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Moses wrote:פעם היה משה יכול, אבל אני לא יודע שהוא עדיין יכול.
Moses ... the period goes at the END of the sentence, not the beginning.
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And here I thought he said "Beni de towari?" (Because wasn't he asking both Adam AND Eve where they were?)Moses wrote:ask any Old Order Mennonite or Amish - in the original text - when God goes looking for Adam he says (Wo bist du?)RZehr wrote:News to me. I bet that made it difficult for you to explain what the stone tables said. Does Aaron speak German?Moses wrote: You do realize, I suppose, that God's native language is German?
me and my brother don't talk German between ourselves though
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Actually I suspect he's quite fluent in "high" German.Bootstrap wrote:Not high German.RZehr wrote:Does Aaron speak German?
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I am a Christian and my name is Pilgram; I'm on a journey, but I'm not alone -- NewSong, slightly edited
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Which Moses ? The one who talked with Yahweh on the Mountain, or the one replying to RZehr today ?Moses wrote:פעם היה משה יכול, אבל אני לא יודע שהוא עדיין יכול.RZehr wrote:I’m guessing both Aaron and Moses could/can read Hebrew natively.
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