No "curse" exists for {Jesus} to overcome! {Mal. 4: 6, not yet cursed!}
...Ricoel {my friend} posts;
If you damn the "dirt",
you damn the "earth".
If you damn the "earth",
you damn the "dirt".
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...Ricoel, I damn neither earth nor ground. My point is that YHWH ended his curse upon the dirt/earth in Gen. chapters eight and nine. There is no Adamic curse for {Jesus} to overcome for us mortals. {Jesus} hasn't conquered death. Death is everywhere. You cannot open your eyes and escape seeing it. A tidalwave, a storm, an earthquake, a flood, a flu-like disease, ...all these things {and many more} and death shows that it isn't conquered for the "seed" of mankinds benifit. It is to "seed" that the promises go that YHWH gave to Abraham, isn't it? And seed is flesh and blood? Salvation belongs to the living. The dead do not need saving, but if they can be saved by any cleaver words that a group of people can write down, it will equal "power" to the faith the can administer this life to the already dead.
...Eretz and adamah are interchangeable words {and there are yet more} with Eretz getting most of the use. Adamah more often is used to point to the ground {used in a smaller sense} and Eretz is more often used in a broader sense for the land or the earth/world, but both can be used interchangeably for earth/world or for dirt/ground. I suppose it is at the author's own discretion in how he chooses to use his words.
....Michael
...Ricoel {my friend} posts;
If you damn the "dirt",
you damn the "earth".
If you damn the "earth",
you damn the "dirt".
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...Ricoel, I damn neither earth nor ground. My point is that YHWH ended his curse upon the dirt/earth in Gen. chapters eight and nine. There is no Adamic curse for {Jesus} to overcome for us mortals. {Jesus} hasn't conquered death. Death is everywhere. You cannot open your eyes and escape seeing it. A tidalwave, a storm, an earthquake, a flood, a flu-like disease, ...all these things {and many more} and death shows that it isn't conquered for the "seed" of mankinds benifit. It is to "seed" that the promises go that YHWH gave to Abraham, isn't it? And seed is flesh and blood? Salvation belongs to the living. The dead do not need saving, but if they can be saved by any cleaver words that a group of people can write down, it will equal "power" to the faith the can administer this life to the already dead.
...Eretz and adamah are interchangeable words {and there are yet more} with Eretz getting most of the use. Adamah more often is used to point to the ground {used in a smaller sense} and Eretz is more often used in a broader sense for the land or the earth/world, but both can be used interchangeably for earth/world or for dirt/ground. I suppose it is at the author's own discretion in how he chooses to use his words.
....Michael
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