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70.       peacetrain
1905 posts
 16 Feb 2008 Sat 03:25 pm

Quoting Cacık:

Quoting peace train:

Quoting AEnigma III:

Quoting peace train:

And remember the words of the Lord's Prayer. Actually that may have been a better choice than the Psalmquoted on Roswitha's thread.



A better choice for YOU? Why were you expecting me to quote a psalm from YOUR religion?




See Peace Train banging her head against a brick wall.

Nooooooooooooooooooo When you posted Psalm 137 I thought you were quoting a well known passage as an example, just as Roswitha had quoted a well known ayat. I didn't know if it was a Psalm that was often recited, so I was asking you GENUINELY. i referred to the Lord's Prayer because it was a better example as I thought Psalm 137 may not be often recited. I'm still non the wiser because you didn't answer my question. Sinply, I did not want to suggest you should have used a very often recited passage if that is what you had done in recitin 137 . . . in the ebd I risked it . . . couldn't be bothered to google and you didn't answer.

Having said all of that, my other point about your motive for posting Psalm 137 in particular, is still what I think.

Wonder if this thread will be locked too.



Hi PC - I actually answered your question ! did you not see it?



I saw the refernce to Psalm 23 and answered that I already knew that by heart. It is very well known, as is ayat Kursi, so would have been a good example. I may not have read your post correctly, I didn't see if you mentioned 137 was or wasn't well known for being recited. I'll go back and re read. Thanks.

71.       Cacık
296 posts
 16 Feb 2008 Sat 03:31 pm

Quote:

Quote:



I saw the refernce to Psalm 23 and answered that I already knew that by heart. It is very well known, as is ayat Kursi, so would have been a good example. I may not have read your post correctly, I didn't see if you mentioned 137 was or wasn't well known for being recited. I'll go back and re read. Thanks.



Actually, I remember your reply ! Psalm 137 is not as often recited as Psalm 23, I suppose. But different psalms and verses of the Bible are recited by different people.... so for someone else 137 may be often referred toç On the whole though, I would say Psalm 23 is one of the most famous. I also love Psalm 139.

72.       peacetrain
1905 posts
 16 Feb 2008 Sat 03:32 pm

Quoting catwoman:

Quoting peace train:

Quoting AEnigma III:

Quoting peace train:

And remember the words of the Lord's Prayer. Actually that may have been a better choice than the Psalmquoted on Roswitha's thread.



A better choice for YOU? Why were you expecting me to quote a psalm from YOUR religion?




See Peace Train banging her head against a brick wall.

Nooooooooooooooooooo When you posted Psalm 137 I thought you were quoting a well known passage as an example, just as Roswitha had quoted a well known ayat. I didn't know if it was a Psalm that was often recited, so I was asking you GENUINELY. i referred to the Lord's Prayer because it was a better example as I thought Psalm 137 may not be often recited. I'm still non the wiser because you didn't answer my question. Sinply, I did not want to suggest you should have used a very often recited passage if that is what you had done in recitin 137 . . . in the ebd I risked it . . . couldn't be bothered to google and you didn't answer.

Having said all of that, my other point about your motive for posting Psalm 137 in particular, is still what I think.

Wonder if this thread will be locked too.


Will you two ever start communicating or are you enjoying proving to one another who will have the last word? This refers to BOTH of you!



AEnigma asked me a question, so I answered it. Natural conclusion to the discussion

73.       peacetrain
1905 posts
 16 Feb 2008 Sat 03:36 pm

Quote:

Quote:

Quoting Cacık:



I saw the refernce to Psalm 23 and answered that I already knew that by heart. It is very well known, as is ayat Kursi, so would have been a good example. I may not have read your post correctly, I didn't see if you mentioned 137 was or wasn't well known for being recited. I'll go back and re read. Thanks.



Actually, I remember your reply ! Psalm 137 is not as often recited as Psalm 23, I suppose. But different psalms and verses of the Bible are recited by different people.... so for someone else 137 may be often referred toç On the whole though, I would say Psalm 23 is one of the most famous. I also love Psalm 139.



You are right about Psalm 23 and it often recited at funerals. It has also been made a Hymn and is ogten sung in churches. I will look at 139

74.       AEnigma III
0 posts
 16 Feb 2008 Sat 04:15 pm

Quoting peace train:

AEnigma asked me a question, so I answered it. Natural conclusion to the discussion



Actually you didn't
The psalm I quoted is very well known to Jews. Why should I care if it is lesser known in your religion?

75.       peacetrain
1905 posts
 16 Feb 2008 Sat 04:52 pm

Quoting AEnigma III:

Quoting peace train:

AEnigma asked me a question, so I answered it. Natural conclusion to the discussion



Actually you didn't
The psalm I quoted is very well known to Jews. Why should I care if it is lesser known in your religion?



So now I know it is a very popular with Jews and it is also Psalm 137 in the Christian Bible. Thank you

76.       AEnigma III
0 posts
 16 Feb 2008 Sat 04:54 pm

Quoting peace train:

Quoting AEnigma III:

Quoting peace train:

AEnigma asked me a question, so I answered it. Natural conclusion to the discussion



Actually you didn't
The psalm I quoted is very well known to Jews. Why should I care if it is lesser known in your religion?



So now I know it is a very popular with Jews and it is also Psalm 137 in the Christian Bible. Thank you



I am afraid to break it to you but you share your bible with quite a few religions - old testament and new

What you know as the "christian" old testament is also the Hebrew Bible (Koren Tanakh) - I think all this was clearly explained on the original thread

77.       peacetrain
1905 posts
 16 Feb 2008 Sat 05:15 pm

Quoting AEnigma III:

Quoting peace train:

Quoting AEnigma III:

Quoting peace train:

AEnigma asked me a question, so I answered it. Natural conclusion to the discussion



Actually you didn't
The psalm I quoted is very well known to Jews. Why should I care if it is lesser known in your religion?



So now I know it is a very popular with Jews and it is also Psalm 137 in the Christian Bible. Thank you



I am afraid to break it to you but you share your bible with quite a few religions - old testament and new

What you know as the "christian" old testament is also the Hebrew Bible (Koren Tanakh) - I think all this was clearly explained on the original thread



78.       peacetrain
1905 posts
 16 Feb 2008 Sat 05:22 pm

Quoting peace train:

Quoting AEnigma III:

Quoting peace train:

Quoting AEnigma III:

Quoting peace train:

AEnigma asked me a question, so I answered it. Natural conclusion to the discussion



Actually you didn't
The psalm I quoted is very well known to Jews. Why should I care if it is lesser known in your religion?



So now I know it is a very popular with Jews and it is also Psalm 137 in the Christian Bible. Thank you



I am afraid to break it to you but you share your bible with quite a few religions - old testament and new


What you know as the "christian" old testament is also the Hebrew Bible (Koren Tanakh) - I think all this was clearly explained on the original thread





Yes dear teacher. . . it . . . was . . . also . . . clearly . . . explained . . . to . . . me . . . at . . . university . . . and . . . on . . . my . . . professional . . . development . . . courses . . . as . . . a . . . co-ordinator . . . of . . . Religious . . . Education.

79.       femme_fatal
0 posts
 16 Feb 2008 Sat 06:01 pm

Quoting peace train:


Yes dear teacher. . . it . . . was . . . also . . . clearly . . . explained . . . to . . . me . . . at . . . university . . . and . . . on . . . my . . . professional . . . development . . . courses . . . as . . . a . . . co-ordinator . . . of . . . Religious . . . Education.



did you have to boast about your education ?
another "highly" educated professor of religions who doesnt differe the religions and their books

80.       AEnigma III
0 posts
 16 Feb 2008 Sat 06:04 pm

Quoting peace train:

Yes dear teacher. . . it . . . was . . . also . . . clearly . . . explained . . . to . . . me . . . at . . . university . . . and . . . on . . . my . . . professional . . . development . . . courses . . . as . . . a . . . co-ordinator . . . of . . . Religious . . . Education.



So why did I have to explain my psalm to you, even though I said it was from the Jewish Bible in the original post, and why did you refer to the old testament as the "Christian Bible"?

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