Chris

Don (post 45): “The idea of treating verses (which were added much later) like propositions in Euclid is preposterous. As the Bible was written by Hebrew thinkers, think like a Hebrew, not a Greek.”

And Don (post 51): “One can criticize from a topical approach, but one cannot simply lift verses from their immediate context and string them together like propositions in a proof in Euclid. One needs to discuss each verses INSIDE its pericope for its meaning first, BEFORE going on to a discussion of a topic taught throughout the Bible.”

If post 51 explains what you meant in post 45, I would prefer it if you had just posted post 51 rather than being as obscure as you were in post 45. Thanks.