psalms 47 vs 2  For the lord Most High is terrible; He is a great King over all the earth. 

i know yall had the same reaction when i saw that verse. like whatttttttt  

Hin get "terrible day" too --- if you know where to look.






_{Don't you just know days when I have some time on my hands!}

Enigma:

Hin get "terrible day" too --- if you know where to look.






_{Don't you just know days when I have some time on my hands!}

like this is one of his terrible days EXODUS 15 VS 3 The LORD is a man of war: the LORD is his name.

A lot of these english words have changed their meanings or changed in nuance since the time when the bibles were first translated.

Terrible today carries more negative connotations than 300 years ago.

Want: The lord is my shepherd I shall not want. when this was translated the word 'want' meant a state of utter deprivation. To be in want would mean to be homeless, jobless, and friendless.

Pastor AIO:

A lot of these english words have changed their meanings or changed in nuance since the time when the bibles were first translated. 

Terrible today carries more negative connotations than 300 years ago. 

Want:  The lord is my shepherd I shall not want.  when this was translated the word 'want' meant a state of utter deprivation.  To be in want would mean to be homeless, jobless, and friendless. 

you are right. you know what strong biblical scholars advocate ? they say when you study the bible, be sure to have a strongs concordance and the bible dictionary, and it also helps if you know some hebrew and a bit of greek.

like there is a part in the bible where solomon says 'i am black but comely'. which basically translates into 'i am black but handsome'. well if you go into the hebrew manuscripts, the 'but' actually translates to 'and'. so it should have been 'i am black and handsome'. someone didnt do their job correctly or had a hidden agenda.

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