Accent Alaska

Alaska stock photo agency with 300,000 images representing 105 talented and award winning photographers. Traditional or Digital capabilities for editorial, advertising, and corporate image needs.

Accent Alaska

Alaska stock photo agency with 300,000 images representing 105 talented and award winning photographers. Traditional or Digital capabilities for editorial, advertising, and corporate image needs.

Accent Alaska Ken Graham Agency

Images of tourism, industry, nature, wildlife, and outdoor activities from the Northern United States. Also, photographs from international travel.

Accent Alaska Ken Graham Agency

Images of tourism, industry, nature, wildlife, and outdoor activities from the Northern United States. Also, photographs from international travel.

Adak Alaska Photography

Stories and photographs by the people that lived and worked on Adak, or in some cases, by descendents. The US Navy closed the base several years ago and the facility is now awaiting re-use.

Adak Alaska Photography

Stories and photographs by the people that lived and worked on Adak, or in some cases, by descendents. The US Navy closed the base several years ago and the facility is now awaiting re-use.

Alaska Photo Gallery

Outdoor, travel and fine art photography by Southeast Alaskan pilot and photographer Charles (Buddy) Ferguson. Specializing in aerial photography for documentation, advertising and decoration.

Alaska Photo Gallery

Outdoor, travel and fine art photography by Southeast Alaskan pilot and photographer Charles (Buddy) Ferguson. Specializing in aerial photography for documentation, advertising and decoration.

Alaska by Maciej Swulinski

Galleries of photographs and facts about the state.

Alaska by Maciej Swulinski

Galleries of photographs and facts about the state.

"Ethan Metsger" wrote in message
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> Maybe it got lost in the shuffle last time I posted, but what did you
> think about the fact that Jesus Christ calls himself by the same name God
> does?
>
> In Exodus 3.14, the translators of the LXX render "I am that I am" as "I
> am the one who is," and the exact same Greek is seen in Revelation.

Please look again. The Greek at Exodus 3:14 says "ego eimi o on" and
further God told Moses that he should tell the Israelites that "o on" had
sent him.

What does this translate to in English?

"And God spoke to Moses, saying, I am THE BEING(ego eimi o on); and he said,
Thus shall ye say to the children of Israel, THE BEING(o on) has sent me to
you." Exodus 3:14, Brenton's English Septuagint.

The term "ego eimi o on" appears nowhere in the GNT. The quite common
phrase 'ego eimi' does appear about 200 times throughout the LXX and GNT.

It is also interesting to note that the 'o on'(THE BEING) part was
emphasized in the LXX, not the 'ego eimi' part.

Peace to you and yours.


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In article <19C4FE42-36D1-4BD9-185E-1BCEDE51F6CF@srcbs.org>, Sarah
Kanary says...

>Matthew Johnson wrote:

>> >It's a pity that you seem to wish only to disagree. I
>> >think I really COULD actually learn something from you
>> >if you would condescend to communicate instead of
>> >condemn.

>> I _am_ communicating: I am communicating the fact that
>> you are dead wrong. If you don't like it, then stop
>> posting absolute nonsense. It really is that simple,
>> Sarah.

>Look, Matthew, I'm just not going to have this kind of
>conversation.

No, of course you won't. For that would mean having to admit
you are wrong. And that you will not do. THAT, Sarah, is
unchristian.

> It is unchristian.

No, it is not. What YOU do is unchristian. For you teach
grave falsehoods even as you disguise their grossness under
smooth, gentle words.

> The Lord Jesus Christ said to wish peace to others to
>whom we speak.

Actually, no. You are quoting Him out of context. I wish I
could say I was surprised.

> If the person is not a friend of peace, our peace returns
>to us.

But since the 'peace' you wish is the peace of the world,
not the peace of CHrist, it does you no good if it 'returns'
to you.

>Jesus didn't let his critics distract him from his assignment or lose