the original meaning is exactly what they did to dresden. shocking
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66 is right before the narrative got rolled out. Notice the pattern, like 9-11, like the narrative roll out that took place in the time span of one month when Trump2 was installed. All the corporations, the WAPO, etc. did a 180 so fast that it was over before you could process the change. It's the same playbook and the same people.
Use no dictionary before the 1828 edition of the English Language, use no Bible other than the Douay-Rheims. There's plenty of philosophy, history and fiction entertainment from prior to 1920 that is honest. Even up to about 1940ish. Most importantly, you can usually find it on Project Gutenberg for free.
>use no Bible other than the Douay-Rheims
Oh, finally someone else on here who knows his bible translations.
I would also recommend The Orthodox Study Bible. It uses the Septuagint not the Masoretic texts as the primary source for the translation but translated it in the New King James Version style.
Also, the Lexham English Vulgate is good to have alongside the Douay-Rheims for better readability/understanding.
Combining all three gives you the best results.
>Use no dictionary before the 1828 edition of the English Language
Do you have a physical or digital copy and is the physical a reprint in modern times? How do we know any modern 1828 editions are actually reflective of the true original without a true original? The original costs $25k. It would be interesting to see if the online duplications actually match the original.
Oh, finally someone else on here who knows his bible translations.
I would also recommend The Orthodox Study Bible. It uses the Septuagint not the Masoretic texts as the primary source for the translation but translated it in the New King James Version style.
Also, the Lexham English Vulgate is good to have alongside the Douay-Rheims for better readability/understanding.
Combining all three gives you the best results.
>Use no dictionary before the 1828 edition of the English Language
Do you have a physical or digital copy and is the physical a reprint in modern times? How do we know any modern 1828 editions are actually reflective of the true original without a true original? The original costs $25k. It would be interesting to see if the online duplications actually match the original.
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