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Theology Rocks #65 - Core Doctrine: The Trinity -

The Boyz are back -

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With any luck..... -

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Bummer -

Must We Believe Jesus is God? -

Status of Podcast -

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DAN! -

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Is it just me, or is the the show title? -

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no show this week, I dropped the ball -

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Did unicorns die in the great flood?

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did unicorns ever exist outside of the imagination on men?

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Well, that's not how the song goes.

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We call it an ox today. The word unicorn comes from another word that means wild bull. Most references to the unicorn are in Psalms, after the flood. It's not talking about a horse with a horn on it's head. The reference in Job clearly indicates it's talking about an ox when it mentions harrowing a field.

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heh... there's another word that was wrongly translated (KJV)... "Pelican," I think...

http://www.biblegateway.com/quicksearch/?qui....rsion=9

I heard an interesting commentary one time that the word should have been translated "flamingo," and the way I heard it sounded really good, but NIV translates it as "desert owl." The NASB sticks with 'pelican,' as does Young's.

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*GASP* You mean the 1611 KJV is not the inerrant word of God properly and painstakingly translated by hand in the glow of candle-light by perfect monks at the request of a perverse king?

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I think there may have been some errors when the "original authors" backtranslated God's 1611 KJV revelation into their native Hebrew and lingua franca Greek. :-D

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So... I guess 'unicorns' do still exist. :-D

Show #55 out late -

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Big May Winner! -

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Guy Malone -

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Josh, no coffee Friday -

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shhhhhhhh! -

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