
Originally Posted by
Sinyalan
This is the difference with us, you don't know a certain thing then yet you've concluded already.
The original bible or the bible wrote by apostle don't have verses and chapter before.
It was just made by a Catholic priest so that it can be easily located and remembered.
Conclusions? I have not concluded anything yet... that's what you think.
How many times the bible had been revised? answer me that simple question... do you think that during revisions, there were no misspelled, ommissions, changed or even ripped bcause it was necessary for the readers? Do you know who translated all the bibles in the first place? Roman Catholics for crying out loud... meaning to say brod, the book that you're reading was made by Catholics... protestants even uses the same bible as catholics... so, answer me that question... no verses... let me see if you really understand what you have read.
Poetic are rhymed, thus the bible?
King james version are translated word for word that's why it seems out of grammar.
So kinsay nauna shakespeare or bible?
Don't you consider that shakespeare inspired by the bible the way he wrote his sonnets?
Ironside gave you the answers brod, and you still don't see the point...
The original bible or the bible wrote by apostle don't have verses and chapter before.
It was just made by a Catholic priest so that it can be easily located and remembered
I beg to disagree with you with two points here.
1. The bible was not made by the catholic priest. The original bible from Greek was translated by St. Jerome into Latin.
2. The bible had been revised both by catholics and protestants. The original tranlsation still belongs to the Catholic church but it doesn't mean that it was perverted or twisted. St. Jerome, Doctor of the church was a universl scholar of the sacred scripture. The King James version and the Tyndale bible (protestant bibles) were just copied from the original sources. The protestant bible is not even complete because it lacks the deuterocanonical books.