"The Scriptures" calls God a dirty word. (4/7)
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The translators of "The Scriptures" are inconsistent and misleading with the Hebrew word "elohim". When it's the one true God they transliterate and capitalize it as "Elohim" but when it's other gods they just translate it as "mighty ones". They then try to make the case that our English word "God" comes from the ancient Hebrew "Gad" and claim that "God" is actually a dirty word having to do with pagan deities and sex. That's stupid. If Gad/God isn't ok why will it be written on one of the gates of the New Jerusalem? The Scriptures has some other translation issues we'll also address in this conversation but at the very least, let this truth set you free.
WRITTEN REVIEW: https://holylanguage.org/download/The-Scriptures-Review.pdf
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