06-19-2006, 05:37 AM
wel_mel_2 wrote:
> even in context of Deut 33, you are left with so many interpretation.
Once again you speak nonsense.
All Christians agree that the word Lord in Deut 33:2 is referring to God. But let's assume you are correct when you claim that this meaning is not clear. How do we determine which reading is correct?
Obviously, we must go back to the original Hebrew to determine which word is being translated as "Lord". In this particular case, the Hebrew word is "YHWH" (Yahweh) which is a Jewish name for God. Obviously, in the original Hebrew, verse Deut 33:2 is referring to God, not Mohammed (unless, of course, you are claiming that Mohammed is God).
A few days ago, you were criticizing Christians because we read English language translations of the Bible instead of the original Hebrew. Now you are criticizing us because we refer to the original Hebrew instead of English translations! I guess you just can't be satisfied.
Your claim that Deut 33:2 is referring to Mohammed is clearly wrong.