Revelation 17 :8 why "Yet is"

Genesis 11:1-9 God said Let "US" go down and confound their language when He did that; no one could understand one word the other was saying, so then If I spoke greek or better yet if I were greek I wouldnt understand the Aramaic dialect, not because I may not have learned it but it was God who confounded the languages. Now I am from Colombia S.A. but my mom is from Ga. some people say that I am a Colombian with a Georgia accent! Although I am a American! Sounds kind of confusing dosent it. But If I were greek then the dialect would be totally diffrent! dont you agree? I could not understand the way a greek person thinks as he or she is speaking their confounded language! So is the same with Erasmus he beeig Dutch was trying to get the best translation for Keiper estin not Keiper Palestine because it was not the Latin or the Aramaic or the Hebrew but the only text in Greek THAT WAS INTACT THAT CONTAINED THE APOCALYPSE: and No one was willing to take that on except Erasmus and God. I mean only God could have done it, because He is the one who confounded the languages in the first place; God, King Jesus, and the Holy Gohst!Amen.

 

So you all say? Hummmmmmmmmm But listen to the message from Genesis and not the messanger! The Language was confoundeded! Main Entry: con·found
Pronunciation: k&n-'faund, kän-
Function: transitive verb
Etymology: Middle English, from Middle French confondre, from Latin confundere to pour together, confuse, from com- + fundere to pour -- more at FOUND
Date: 14th century
1 a archaic : to bring to ruin : DESTROY b : BAFFLE, FRUSTRATE <conferences... are not for accomplishment but to confound knavish tricks -- J. K. Galbraith>
2 obsolete : CONSUME, WASTE
3 a : to put to shame : DISCOMFIT <a performance that confounded the critics> b : REFUTE <sought to confound his arguments>
4 : DAMN
5 : to throw (a person) into confusion or perplexity
6 a : to fail to discern differences between : mix up b : to increase the confusion of
synonym see PUZZLE
- con·found·er /-'faun-d&r/ noun
- con·found·ing·ly /-di[ng]-lE/ adverb---- I like #4 cause man always thinks himself to Know more than God therefore God sees and measures the Heart of man. The point here is not that the translation was Erasmus But God's So lets focus on the text given and not your Greek limited Knowledge of why God "Confounded" the languages! I beleive One can learn a Language But his heart does not Know what a Greek or Aramaic or Hebrew man is Thinking while Speaking His or her language or Mother toungue! From experiance of beeig bor in South America and Living there for 9 years!

 

OK so then we turn to Acts 2:1-6 In the sixth verse we see the word confounded Again but this time Man is confounded because to his amazement the Jews that were there from every where under the Heaven were speaking in their own language! The Spirit Again shows a sign to the unbeleiving that God is on the Throne! So just as God Confounded their language in Genesis God reveals to us that he can still show us His Power thru the Gospel! The Gospel with out the Word is just News! Again Erasmus Knew greek but wasnt greek so in order for the Spirit to have his way he Had to Open Erasmuses eyes in order to get the correct translation into English! The Answer is Yes! It was Always there and all it took was letting God write what was intended to be there from the beggining of time In the VULGAR tongues! Not what Papyrus Says!Amen

 

Erasmus stands as the supreme type of cultivated common sense applied to human affairs. He rescued theology from the pedantries of the Schoolmen, exposed the abuses of the Church, and did more than any other single person to advance the Revival of Learning.
From The Praise of Folly (1509)


"They forget that Christ will condemn all of this and will call for a reckoning of that which He has prescribed, namely, charity".
All the life of Erasmus teaches us is that he lived in England and went to Cambridge As a greek teacher! Now your question is , What translation did Erasmus make into English? His Own He was a Proffessor of greek! He Knew Revelation from codice Rachelin But did not trust it! The TR is Chiefly his work and he will receive His Reward! If you Ignore me then I'm sure that you will still read the post cause you Love It!

 

Yes

 

Erasmus Never Added anything And he sure didnt take away! He was Brilliant and should receive a Medal! He had proven the church to be A three ringed circus in which " Yes or NO!@!!!"
was the Star Atracction!

 

Not really!"This has nothing to do with Erasmus. He evidently knew Koine Greek well enough to read the old mss & compile them, and kaiper esti was a simple typo. He was NOT confounded by the Koine Greek. If you believe he was, how can you trust any translation made from the TR at all?" You have to prove that!