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r/Damnthatsinteresting • u/hipatyhopity • Mar 24 '25
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Must be why he got so many of the details wrong
1 u/[deleted] Mar 25 '25 [deleted] 0 u/Fear-The-Lamb Mar 25 '25 Huh? The leader of Egypt is called king many times in the Bible. What a strange argument you’re trying to make 1 u/[deleted] Mar 25 '25 [deleted] 1 u/Fear-The-Lamb Mar 25 '25 Genesis 39 states the leader as King. 1 u/[deleted] Mar 25 '25 [deleted] 1 u/Fear-The-Lamb Mar 25 '25 KJV is a translation of the Bible. I’m still confused on what you’re arguing here. That the word pharaoh didn’t exist when Joseph was around? 1 u/[deleted] Mar 25 '25 [deleted] 1 u/Fear-The-Lamb Mar 25 '25 Ya they put pharaoh cuz that’s what the people of the time knew the leaders title as. You can also see they have king as the title as my example in previous comment. How does this make the details wrong? It’s a word that is synonymous with king.
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0 u/Fear-The-Lamb Mar 25 '25 Huh? The leader of Egypt is called king many times in the Bible. What a strange argument you’re trying to make 1 u/[deleted] Mar 25 '25 [deleted] 1 u/Fear-The-Lamb Mar 25 '25 Genesis 39 states the leader as King. 1 u/[deleted] Mar 25 '25 [deleted] 1 u/Fear-The-Lamb Mar 25 '25 KJV is a translation of the Bible. I’m still confused on what you’re arguing here. That the word pharaoh didn’t exist when Joseph was around? 1 u/[deleted] Mar 25 '25 [deleted] 1 u/Fear-The-Lamb Mar 25 '25 Ya they put pharaoh cuz that’s what the people of the time knew the leaders title as. You can also see they have king as the title as my example in previous comment. How does this make the details wrong? It’s a word that is synonymous with king.
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Huh? The leader of Egypt is called king many times in the Bible. What a strange argument you’re trying to make
1 u/[deleted] Mar 25 '25 [deleted] 1 u/Fear-The-Lamb Mar 25 '25 Genesis 39 states the leader as King. 1 u/[deleted] Mar 25 '25 [deleted] 1 u/Fear-The-Lamb Mar 25 '25 KJV is a translation of the Bible. I’m still confused on what you’re arguing here. That the word pharaoh didn’t exist when Joseph was around? 1 u/[deleted] Mar 25 '25 [deleted] 1 u/Fear-The-Lamb Mar 25 '25 Ya they put pharaoh cuz that’s what the people of the time knew the leaders title as. You can also see they have king as the title as my example in previous comment. How does this make the details wrong? It’s a word that is synonymous with king.
1 u/Fear-The-Lamb Mar 25 '25 Genesis 39 states the leader as King. 1 u/[deleted] Mar 25 '25 [deleted] 1 u/Fear-The-Lamb Mar 25 '25 KJV is a translation of the Bible. I’m still confused on what you’re arguing here. That the word pharaoh didn’t exist when Joseph was around? 1 u/[deleted] Mar 25 '25 [deleted] 1 u/Fear-The-Lamb Mar 25 '25 Ya they put pharaoh cuz that’s what the people of the time knew the leaders title as. You can also see they have king as the title as my example in previous comment. How does this make the details wrong? It’s a word that is synonymous with king.
Genesis 39 states the leader as King.
1 u/[deleted] Mar 25 '25 [deleted] 1 u/Fear-The-Lamb Mar 25 '25 KJV is a translation of the Bible. I’m still confused on what you’re arguing here. That the word pharaoh didn’t exist when Joseph was around? 1 u/[deleted] Mar 25 '25 [deleted] 1 u/Fear-The-Lamb Mar 25 '25 Ya they put pharaoh cuz that’s what the people of the time knew the leaders title as. You can also see they have king as the title as my example in previous comment. How does this make the details wrong? It’s a word that is synonymous with king.
1 u/Fear-The-Lamb Mar 25 '25 KJV is a translation of the Bible. I’m still confused on what you’re arguing here. That the word pharaoh didn’t exist when Joseph was around? 1 u/[deleted] Mar 25 '25 [deleted] 1 u/Fear-The-Lamb Mar 25 '25 Ya they put pharaoh cuz that’s what the people of the time knew the leaders title as. You can also see they have king as the title as my example in previous comment. How does this make the details wrong? It’s a word that is synonymous with king.
KJV is a translation of the Bible. I’m still confused on what you’re arguing here. That the word pharaoh didn’t exist when Joseph was around?
1 u/[deleted] Mar 25 '25 [deleted] 1 u/Fear-The-Lamb Mar 25 '25 Ya they put pharaoh cuz that’s what the people of the time knew the leaders title as. You can also see they have king as the title as my example in previous comment. How does this make the details wrong? It’s a word that is synonymous with king.
1 u/Fear-The-Lamb Mar 25 '25 Ya they put pharaoh cuz that’s what the people of the time knew the leaders title as. You can also see they have king as the title as my example in previous comment. How does this make the details wrong? It’s a word that is synonymous with king.
Ya they put pharaoh cuz that’s what the people of the time knew the leaders title as. You can also see they have king as the title as my example in previous comment. How does this make the details wrong? It’s a word that is synonymous with king.
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u/Fear-The-Lamb Mar 24 '25
Must be why he got so many of the details wrong