>Or you could just provide us with an exception or two to disprove his
>claim. No writeup that explores every example proves anything if even one
>exception can be found. But someone has to find that exception to prove him
>wrong. Anything come to mind?
>
>So far, it looks like a bold claim that nobody has been able to contradict.
>
>Jonathan
Well, ok. Dale already indicated that in John 5 the statement is disproved.
But I will get out my handy-dandy computer text when I get back to the
office and I will give ya a list.
By the way, bold claims need to be proven rather than the burden being on
the one who disagrees. Dale made a claim and I said no. Now, if things are
to be done properly, Dale must prove his claim. Thus, from a simply
scholarly perspective, the claimant must make his case. Neverhtless, I will
disprove it. Stay tuned.
Best to all,
Jim
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Jim West, ThD
Quartz Hill School of Theology
jwest@highland.net