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December 26, 2008
per discussion with Bugler
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הָֽאָדָם
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meaning
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Greek term added
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restored censored material; discuss first before simply censoring
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The entry is false. The greek word refers to rich. meaning "having an abundance." It is blatantly false to translate it otherwise. Just because someone says it means miserly, does not make it true
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great catch of mistake; that reference to Isaiah should have been to John
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col yordei duma -> katabainontes pros haidon
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the problem isn't misapplication, but misunderstanding, and hence clarified with respect to "rich"
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don't censor entry about "rich" - I learned from it, and so do others
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misapplication does not equal mistranslation. It does mean rich in the sense of having many possessions
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wikify link to "devolution of language"
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improper british speling
clarified reference to "rich"
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wikify
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"peace be with you!"
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