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GMH randomly posts a verse from the Bible every so often
Parameters:
* Christian Bible
* Edition randomly selected from those represented on biblegateway.com
Randomization format:
1. choose one of 61 Bible editions
2. choose one of 66 (or so) books
3. choose a chapter
4. choose a verse
Not all verses are equally likely to get chosen, as a result. Would be slightly more rigorous if I did this, but this IS a wonderpost thread, after all.
Warning: Not necessarily SFW.
Comments
edition: 1 (21st Century King James Version - KJ21)
book: 44 (Acts)
chapter: 18 of 28
verse: 24 of 28
book: 47 (Kehillah in Corinth II)
chapter: 5 of 13
verse: 6 of 21
bitachon
https://www.chabad.org/library/article_cdo/aid/1405289/jewish/Bitachon.htm
basar
I found two definitions.
https://biblehub.com/hebrew/1319.htm - "to bear tidings"
https://biblehub.com/hebrew/1320.htm - "flesh"
Adoneinu seems to mean "our lord" or "our master".
https://biblehub.com/hebrew/adoneinu_113.htm
da'as apparently means knowledge.
https://torah.org/torah-portion/perceptions-5780-mishpatim/
book: 24 (Jeremiah)
chapter: 48 of 52
verse: 17 of 47
Okay, this one is harder to post, because this edition seems to amalgam multiple verses into one block of poetic text. Based on the Modern English Version, it seems verse 17 in The Message is the following:
So, there was an attempt to translate the bible to "youth language". You know, teenage slang. (Not English, but I wouldn't be surprised by an independent attempt.) The result was ridiculous. "So there was this Samaritan gal..." I can't even render enough of the ridiculousness in English, I don't know enough of the slang for that.