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hammer wrote:
> For a piece of art I need to be able to: 1. know the number of words
> in the bible and 2. to be able to define every word by its number.
> Could anybody help me with these questions then I will gladly give
> further details.
> Kind regards Hammer.
>
The Jewish scriptures have roughly 300,000 words, 8,674 different
words, 1500 words occuring only once.

The New Testament has 137,328 words, 5,436 different words, 1,934
occuring only once.

Everyone should write this in the forward of each testament.

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"Mike Rhodes" wrote in message
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> On Fri, 2 Sep 2005 10:35:42 +0000 (UTC), "Gary"
> wrote:
> >
> >Mike, Christ DID NOT SAY HE was "not good."
> >Have reading problems?
>
> Mat 19:17 "And He said to him, Why do you call Me good? There is none
> good but one, that is, God. But if you want to enter into life, keep
> the commandments."

The response is not pharisaical. You evidently do not comprehend the
answer. There is a vast difference between saying, "Why do you call
me good," and "I am not good," as you whould have the text say.

What Christ is saying is that only God is Good. Now since Christ
elsewhere refers to Himself as "the GOOD SHEPHERD," and
His Apostles state that Christ is without sin, that Christ says that
HE alone is THE WAY THE TRUTH AND THE LIFE, the
HE says that HE IS THE I AM, John tells us that HE is God,
God says that HE is God, and further Scripture states that
Christ created ALL things, it is evident that Christ is indeed
GOOD since HE IS GOD.


> What a pharisaical response. Not that I'm complaining about the law,
> basically, but the whole answer in total. Who's reading comprehension
> are you really complaining about?

Yours.

> He says he kept the law,

But his response shows us all that he did not keep the law at all.
He was simply deluding himself, as you do.

> yet the young man knows he's still lacking,
> so Jesus says... Mat 19:21 "Jesus said to him, If you want to be
> perfect, go, sell what you have and give to the poor, and you shall
> have treasure in Heaven. And come, follow Me."
>
> >
> >> Logically, therefore, that entire
> >> passage is likewise questionable. (It's also in Matthew and Mark,
> >> almost word-for-word.)
> >
> >Yup, and this is yet another reason to believe God especially
> >wanted to make sure that this passage was in the Bible.
> >I see now, that you do not believe that the Bible is God's
> >word. You can take what you wan