ForeverYoung436
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Very good.
I bet with all the Internet resources at your fingertips you couldn't give me five reasonable interpretations of the first verse of the Torah.
I'll go one further...there are NO set verses in the Torah.
The verses are artificial constructs to enable the Spaniards to debate during the Disputations.
The King James Version, which has led to so many bad versions of what you call Fairy Tales, is a HORRIBLE translation.
Of course, I know you don't care, but I felt like typing.
Only a fool like you would say a book that has no reliable English translation is legally binding.
Are there good translations of the Illiad and the Osyssey?
Of course not; you have to learn the original language.
Show me in English where Leah named Judah because she was thanking God.
I dare you.
I know Hebrew, and I would say the King James translation is a fair one, but not excellent. For instance, in Genesis it says in Hebrew: "Abraham was old and coming in days." In English, that would not make sense. So they changed it to: "Abraham was old and full of days." Different languages have different ways of saying things.