@user4275 Technically, this is not a Christian site. Many here are Christians, but it is a 'come as you are party', as long as you follow site rules (hermeneutics.stackexchange.com/tour).

@user2479 unfortunately uer4275 won't know you messaged him in here unless he's chatted in here recently, and I don't think she has.

Hey, @JackDouglas or/and @Daи How do you see this question?

^^^ @JackDouglas @Daи That question.

arghhhhhh

community closure please

just for being a mile long

seriously, if it takes 15 minutes just to read the question then it is unlikely to be a good fit for the SE model

@JackDouglas Did you read it complete? ;-P

@PaulVargas you must be joking?

ah, you are!

:)

@JackDouglas Honestly, I only read the first four lines. The other items at a glance of bird.

that's a useful expression I will use it sometime

wow... I love the list of "additional reading" at the end

in case the dissertation of a question was not sufficient

the basic question is an obvious dupe anyway isn't it?

Hi, @ScottS How have you been?

@JackDouglas @PaulVargas I am beginning to question my vote as duplicate based of kenorb's last comment: "The other question states 'Why?', so the answer to the other question is because a singular noun is used with a singular verb. So not much deal in that. I think my question/answer doesn't fit there. – kenorb" So the grammatical "why" is perhaps different that "should" it be so translated.

@PaulVargas Busy, but good.

@ScottS can you persuade him to rewrite the question as about a single verse/text?

@JackDouglas I doubt it, because I think he is trying to argue that every instance should be plural, or at least referring to a "class" of beings (though I am not certain of that).

@JackDouglas I do think the edits kenorb has made on this question hermeneutics.stackexchange.com/questions/11603/… are worth having it reopened now.

@ScottS Done.

That might be longer in the making than anything I've ever programmed.

@Caleb Is it a webpage?

I found commented out code from 8 year old VCS commits in which I'd attempted something similar but at the time web browser typography simply was not up to the task and I couldn't make it work. I dusted it off this week and was able to make it go finally. It's still a bit rough around the edges, but note that both English and Turkish hyphenation and justification is working!

@PaulVargas Yes. This one: incil.info

From the menu at the top right that says "Görünüm" select "Okuma Kipi" to twitch to reader mode.

@Caleb Is this the Church?

@PaulVargas No, but close. We actually rented that building for a couple years. As of 4 years ago we're now on the 8th floor of an office building about 4 blocks from there, but Google refuses to update our location on Google maps.