huckster271 inept re 'Sheol', Hebrew, Greek
Channel: Brain Outy
Date: 2013-03-21

When Titus 3:10 doesn't work to warn a believer and he keeps on attacking and abusing Bible, what must one do?  Well here, I roll out the Bible guns to show the attacker is wrong.   Here, the attacker is an anti-semite named huckster271 .  He makes claims about the Hebrew and Greek to say there is no hell, and he also makes incompetent claims about the LXX.

So first, this video demonstrates his incompetence re Sheol, which JEWS universally translate with the most famous word in Greek literature, HADES -- the place where your soul goes post-death, to LIVE.  In the OT, all souls went there, see Luke 16;  after the Ascension (Eph4:8-9), Christ took the believers up to heaven.  So Hades now holds only unbelievers, who are judged in Revelation 20:11-15, then cast alive into the Lake of Fire (same chapter, see also Matt 25:41).  So anyone claiming Sheol is merely 'grave', can't read Bible.  The Bible word for 'grave' is qeber, which huckster can't spell or read, as you'll see in his comments:  http://www.youtube.com/all_comments?v=cupBREOAD2Y .  In case he deletes his comments, a silent video of them is here:  http://www.brainout.net/Huckster271comments.avi .

Next, his incompetence is so great, he claims that the LXX has an expression for 'set..face'  (video here:  http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eTy4nHgIpF4 );  but instead it's only in the Hebrew, as the last half of this video demonstrates live from Bible.

Don't emulate Christians who pretend to know the Bible's original language text to prove something.  Be honest.  It's okay to have an opinion but not know.  It's not okay to pretend expertise you don't have.  KJVO pretend to know Bible in Hebrew and Greek; so when they claim the English is superior, they are lying to God.  You can't know if a translation is even correct, if you can't read the language it's translated FROM.  So your 'witness' about something in Bible being 'true', becomes a lie, too -- even if what you say about that doctrine, were true!