… may you have peace…
Here is the word you first referred to (in another thread) to transliterated as “everlasting” –
Strong's Number: 03117 Original Word- ~wy Transliterated Word Yowm Word Origin from an unused root meaning to be hot Definition day, time, year day (as opposed to night) day (24 hour period) as defined by evening and morning in Genesis 1 as a division of time a working day, a day's journey days, lifetime (pl.) time, period (general) year temporal references today yesterday tomorrow
Now, the KJV also includes Strong's Number 05769 as an asterisk, which word comes from the Hebrew root ‘alam (#05956, which I will leave you to look up) and means:
Original Word- ~lw[ Transliterated Word `owlam Word Origin 05956
Definition 1) long duration, antiquity, futurity, for ever, ever, everlasting, evermore, perpetual, old, ancient, world a) ancient time, long time (of past) b) (of future) 1) for ever, always 2) continuous existence, perpetual 3) everlasting, indefinite or unending future, eternity
Now, to be fair, I have to admit that while I do see MANY words that give evidence of a lack of ENDING (i.e., everMORE, everLASTING, indefinite, unENDING, eternity, for EVER, etc.), I see nothing that denotes a lack of BEGINNING. In FACT, a friend has pointed out to me (and it strikes me as odd that you've not mentioned) the fact that although WE are promised life... everlasting... everlasting life... eternity... etc., etc., etc., WE... had a beginning.
Nor have you mentioned that the same word is used with references to my Father's various covenants, all of which are referred to as "everlasting," and all of which... had a beginning.
The KJV translates the tetragrasmmaton YHWH as "LORD" with all capitals. I know that you disagree with this practice. However the fact remains that whether to spell out YHWH or use the all capitals "LORD", that Jesus Christ is YHWH. Psalm 93:2 is not Just talking about the Father, but also the Son, since both are YHWH.
Please know that you are in error as to what practice(s) I disagree with. It does not matter to me, for I know of which the verse the speaks. "YHWH" is not the Christ, for it is "YHWH" who said TO the Christ, "Sit at my right hand", just as David wrote. (Psalm 110:1) You, though, would have my Lord... speaking to himself... and being his own father.
And now... and I will leave off this discussion with you here at this point, dear Hooberus, for again, it is of no benefit. To you OR me.
Again, I bid you peace.
YOUR servant... and a slave of Christ,
SJ