just enjoy it lol
digderidoo
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My First Christmas
by excito-are inhey everyone.
i have decieded to celebrate my first christmas this year.
i was a born in jw and now aged 32 and having not been to a meeting in a year this is a big step for me.
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Kingdom Interlinear...Yahweh...anyonme know the year of edition or even better have a PDF
by digderidoo indoes anybody have a pdf or know of the year of the edition, where p23 of the kingdom interlinear states that 'while we're inclined to view yahweh as the more correct way.....'.
apparently the later editions state that 'many are inclined to view yahweh as the more correct way.....' which is on an p 12. .
paul.
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digderidoo
Thank you Atlantis, i have downloaded and will keep for future reference. I have been having a discussion with regards to the change between the two editions on the name Yahweh being a more superior rendition of the name, which is backed up by the 1969 edition. Even when the difference between the two is pointed out though, the JW still refuses to acknowledge it.
Paul
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Kingdom Interlinear...Yahweh...anyonme know the year of edition or even better have a PDF
by digderidoo indoes anybody have a pdf or know of the year of the edition, where p23 of the kingdom interlinear states that 'while we're inclined to view yahweh as the more correct way.....'.
apparently the later editions state that 'many are inclined to view yahweh as the more correct way.....' which is on an p 12. .
paul.
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digderidoo
Thanks Atlantis. Could i have that 1985 edition if you have it?
Paul
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Kingdom Interlinear...Yahweh...anyonme know the year of edition or even better have a PDF
by digderidoo indoes anybody have a pdf or know of the year of the edition, where p23 of the kingdom interlinear states that 'while we're inclined to view yahweh as the more correct way.....'.
apparently the later editions state that 'many are inclined to view yahweh as the more correct way.....' which is on an p 12. .
paul.
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digderidoo
Found out it was 1950......and changed in later editions.
So i don't suppose anyone has a PDF of the 1950 edition?
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Kingdom Interlinear...Yahweh...anyonme know the year of edition or even better have a PDF
by digderidoo indoes anybody have a pdf or know of the year of the edition, where p23 of the kingdom interlinear states that 'while we're inclined to view yahweh as the more correct way.....'.
apparently the later editions state that 'many are inclined to view yahweh as the more correct way.....' which is on an p 12. .
paul.
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digderidoo
Does anybody have a pdf or know of the year of the edition, where p23 of the Kingdom Interlinear states that 'While we're inclined to view Yahweh as the more correct way.....'
Apparently the later editions state that 'many are inclined to view Yahweh as the more correct way.....' which is on an p 12
Paul
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Reading the bible and loving it
by digderidoo inafter looking at some read the bible in one year plans, i have been toying with the idea of giving it a go.
i don't know if anybody has come across these plans, but each day of the week you put about 15 minutes aside and read a bit from the ot, a psalm, an epistle and a gospel.
eventually after a year you've read the lot.. although as a jw i have read most of the bible, i only did it within the constrains of referencing from a wt publication.
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digderidoo
After looking at some Read the Bible in One Year plans, i have been toying with the idea of giving it a go. I don't know if anybody has come across these plans, but each day of the week you put about 15 minutes aside and read a bit from the OT, a Psalm, an Epistle and a Gospel. Eventually after a year you've read the lot.
Although as a JW i have read most of the bible, i only did it within the constrains of referencing from a WT publication. Most of my NWT was covered in my own writings and comments, like a good studious JW.
Anyhow after 13, 14 years out and during this time trying to go the atheist route, the last couple of years i have examined just about every doctrine with a view to forming my own opinion. In my head i still debate doctrine, whether that's JW doctrine or anybody else's, i guess i have been thinking of late why not just read the bible and see what i can get from it.
So a few days ago i bought myself a NIV, it's so refreshing, it almost feels like a different read to the NWT that i'm used to. Even though i've been out so long, i always used the NWT because of my familiarity with it.
The only issue i have with the NIV is replacing the tetragammoton with LORD, but at the same time i have issues with Jehovah anyhow and think it should be translated as Yahweh. Although there is a translation, i believe the New American Bible uses the word Yahweh i wanted to use a translation that is not doctrinal bias. As the NIV is non-demoninational and uses many different scholars i have opted for that.
It is refreshing to actually read the bible without any doctrinal constraints, i can't believe the WT actually discourages independant reading of the bible.
Paul
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Ex JW boy meets ex JW girl....good thing or bad thing?
by digderidoo inex jw boy meets ex jw girl....good thing or bad thing?.
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digderidoo
Good thing
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JW's Defend 607 BCE Teaching!
by tryingtoexit inmy father (who's an elder) just sent me this link...and i'd like to get yall opinions on it before i call him back:.
apostates and other opposers argue that jerusalem was not destroyed in 607 bce, but in 587 bce, and provide what they claim is archaeological evidence to support this.
if 607 bce is wrong, then the seven times prophecy ending in 1914 ce would be wrong also.. .
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digderidoo
The weakest link in the WT argument is the 537BCE date for when Cyrus announced his decree. The WT uses the word 'probable' in estimating the time it took for the Jews to be released, yet at the same time place a certainty on the 607 date.
If the 537 date is probable and an estimate, then so is the 607 date and in turn 1914.
Paul
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Brits, Scots, and SA's Don't Know How to Spell
by snowbird inon the handy ladies thread, i noticed that loubelle mentioned changing tyres..
it's t-i-r-e.. also, a car has a hood - not bonnet.. and, it's organization - not organisation.. sheesh!.
sylvia.
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digderidoo
Yorkshire pudding is pancake mix Sylvia....flour, eggs and milk. Pour the mix into something like one of those multiple cake tins and bake for about 10/15 mins. They are gorgeous. If you're really adventurous then pour the mix into a bigger cake tin, scoup out the middle and put your dinner inside it...mmm
A further recipe to Yorkshire pudding is toad in the hole. Pour all the mix into a large baking dish, along with sausages and bake....a very cheap meal my mother used to make.
Paul
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Brits, Scots, and SA's Don't Know How to Spell
by snowbird inon the handy ladies thread, i noticed that loubelle mentioned changing tyres..
it's t-i-r-e.. also, a car has a hood - not bonnet.. and, it's organization - not organisation.. sheesh!.
sylvia.
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digderidoo
When i used to work at the Toyota plant we used American terms for the cars...hood, tail, sedan, etc. It was confusing to start with, but after a while i began to use those terms in everday language. Even though i haven't worked there a number of years, i still call the bonnet a hood lol
Paul