This is, I have to admit... fascinating. There is so much, substantively that I disagree with, and would enjoy the, roughly five full-fledged months-long discussions that it would take to parse through all of them one by one! Can't wait. :)
I find it interesting that in Hebrew the Spirit of the Lord is often referred to as "She," especially throughout the Book of Judges. I just wonder why those who translated the Old Testament from Hebrew into English translated the Spirit of the Lord as "He" instead of "She?" Thank you for the article.
This is, I have to admit... fascinating. There is so much, substantively that I disagree with, and would enjoy the, roughly five full-fledged months-long discussions that it would take to parse through all of them one by one! Can't wait. :)
I find it interesting that in Hebrew the Spirit of the Lord is often referred to as "She," especially throughout the Book of Judges. I just wonder why those who translated the Old Testament from Hebrew into English translated the Spirit of the Lord as "He" instead of "She?" Thank you for the article.