I’m not intentionally twisting words; I’m trying to understand what your point is. What is your point about God resting on the seventh day, and setting apart for our rest?
I’m not intentionally twisting words; I’m trying to understand what your point is. What is your point about God resting on the seventh day, and setting apart for our rest?
My initial point was simply to highlight a contradiction.
My initial point was simply to highlight a contradiction.
Which was what? Because he rested on the seventh day, it’s contradictory for him not to be faint or weary?
Which was what? Because he rested on the seventh day, it’s contradictory for him *not* to be faint or weary?
Yes, and yes it's incredibly petty on it's face and seems laughably trivial. But you have to understand that from my point of view, you're (collectively) trying to sell me on something that is purported to be the direct word (stenographers don't count) of thee all powerful and perfect (although arguably not a perfect communicator...) creator of creation. I'm going to be particular.
Yes, and yes it's incredibly petty on it's face and seems laughably trivial. But you have to understand that from my point of view, you're (collectively) trying to sell me on something that is purported to be the direct word (stenographers don't count) of thee all powerful and perfect (although arguably not a perfect communicator...) creator of creation. I'm going to be particular.
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