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The word used in verse 6 means "outward appearance," or "physical form." It cannot refer to anything else. The Greek words cannot just mean whatever you want them to, and no amount of context and theological speculation can overrule the semantic range of a word. I already cited three different lexica regarding the meaning of μορφη and you flatly ignored them all. This is why it's useless trying to reason with you. You cannot reason, you can only make up nonsensical and obfuscating ramblings. You have absolutely no clue whatsoever what you're talking about. You are 100% ignorant of how Greek and Hebrew work.
And on the the outward form of God, you can refer to my Oxford master's thesis here, and then to any of the following publications:
just Google them, their work is there for you to see, and two please tell us how God looks
No, I wrote an award-winning master's thesis at the University of Oxford on anti-anthropomorphism in early Judaism and Christianity. I've read all of the scholarship. I don't need to look it up. You made a claim, and now I'm asking you to support it. "Google it!" doesn't impress me, it just shows everyone you don't know what you're talking about.
No, I wrote an award-winning master's thesis at the University of Oxford on anti-anthropomorphism in early Judaism and Christianity. I've read all of the scholarship. I don't need to look it up. You made a claim, and now I'm asking you to support it. "Google it!" doesn't impress me, it just shows everyone you don't know what you're talking about.
so YOU, wrote. well tell us what God outward appearance looks like then?.
the Form in verse 6 is different from form in verse 7& 8.
It absolutely is not, but go ahead and show me that it's different. And not by just barking that it's different because you found the word "different" somewhere in the Old Testament.
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now what do God look like?.
I told you, it depends on the literary stratum. He was conceptualized in a variety of ways by the many different authors and editors that produced the Bible.
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and I will Give my sources.
Yeah, right. If you do manage to give any actual scholarly sources, I'll be happy to respond to each one.
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[quote=Daniel O. McClellan;36826314]What an utterly meaningless assertion.
It absolutely is not, but go ahead and show me that it's different. And not by just barking that it's different because you found the word "different" somewhere in the Old Testament.
[quote=101c;36825969]now what do God look like?.
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I told you, it depends on the literary stratum. He was conceptualized in a variety of ways by the many different authors and editors that produced the Bible.
Yeah, right. If you do manage to give any actual scholarly sources, I'll be happy to respond to each one.
The "Form" of a SERVENT is flesh and blood. now what is the FORM of God that you claim?, Dan o I can’t wait to hear the answer, (smile).
now what is the FORM of God that you claim?, Dan o I can’t wait to hear the answer, (smile).
These aren't sources.
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