02-02-2009, 05:59 AM
much thanks to everyone who has contributed.
i appreciate the sound grammatical explanations that make total sense. thank you all for correcting my mislead interpretation!
for Paul:
just wondering, but wouldn't you think that such a devout man as Cornelius would have most likely been somewhat versed in Aramaic to interact with the Jews in the city? i won't exclude the probability of the conversation taking place in another language, and have no theological dispositions that would necessitate otherwise, but it seems logical that an angel of the "Semitic" Deity he was following would speak to him in a language that would uphold the direction in which his faith was progressing. just some thoughts. not necessarily important, but thoughts, nonetheless. <!-- s
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Chayim b'Moshiach,
Jeremy
i appreciate the sound grammatical explanations that make total sense. thank you all for correcting my mislead interpretation!
for Paul:
just wondering, but wouldn't you think that such a devout man as Cornelius would have most likely been somewhat versed in Aramaic to interact with the Jews in the city? i won't exclude the probability of the conversation taking place in another language, and have no theological dispositions that would necessitate otherwise, but it seems logical that an angel of the "Semitic" Deity he was following would speak to him in a language that would uphold the direction in which his faith was progressing. just some thoughts. not necessarily important, but thoughts, nonetheless. <!-- s
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Jeremy