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In Luke 12:32, why a group to say "you da" when the Bible says "you"?
Compare this translation: "No afraid, little flock, for it is the Father's good pleasure to give you the kingdom "(KJV) with …" Fear not, little flock, for your Father has approved to give you the kingdom "(NWT). Does the Northwest Territories make it seem as if you receive the kingdom is only a future possibility, while the RV shows that God has decreed – and what will happen. Otherwise, little flock, has reason to fear! All whom Christ gathers in his flock only know that sinners are imperfect, so if Jesus had assured them that the Father is pleased to give you the kingdom, which could have been many doubts and fears. That the Northwest Territories give a less safe because of the JW doctrine that no one can know whether they will "receive" the kingdom until they have worked hard enough, long enough for it?
TNM OK not quite correct, but probably not for a reason that one can easily understand. I will try to present the facts: 1. There is no significance at this time form of the word (give). You can not say based on this particular form, if it occurred, is occurring now or will happen. 2. There is a "look" of the word. The options here are that it is a completed action, full action with lasting effects, or unspecified. In this particular case is not specified, so I know nothing else. 3. OK, so while I know nothing of this word, but what about the immediate context? Here is a break. The verb should be translated as something like "happy" or "gave pleasure" is aorist, ie comparable to the time spent in English. Indicates an action completed, thus, make the "gift" had already satisfied the Father. 4. "Dar" would indicate a present participle in the original place of the infinitive. Indicates continuous action present or future, but the original word does not look like such. What do we know the date of the realm of other parts of the Gospels? Matthew 16:28 Verily I say, there are some who are here who shall not taste death before they see the Son of Man coming in his kingdom. Mark 9:1 Jesus was saying, "I tell you the truth, some who are here now will not die before seeing the Kingdom of God will come in great power "… That sure sounds like me in the short term. So What people SEE? The obvious answer is Pentecost and the beginning of the church. If, as seems, Jesus called the church "the Kingdom", which limits largely on our range of interpretations of what that term might mean elsewhere.
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