In Any Language, God Knows His Name
I listened as best I could to a recording of a discussion for theology students. The discussion is posted on a web site . It was difficult to listen at first, because the main speaker talks so hurridly, and because I was coping with a headache and other interruptions. It was hours before I heard the whole discussion. I started listening time and again until I had caught every word. And, by the time I finished, I was in awe, but also a little in disagreement. It's awesome that God has given anyone living some keys to understanding the most important parts of ancient history. I've read some Christian Apologetics notes that make for confusion, that would have us believe some things that are not true, and that make it seem like scriptures were traditionally translated by people foolishly looking at texts instead of by well-studied people honestly seeking and being led "in the Spirit." I knew that, at some point, rabbis had silenced the use of one of God's true names, ...