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→Trimming {{fact}} tags: where has διαβάλλω ever been used a ''"to throw things around" in the sense of creating the chaos''?
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→Trimming {{fact}} tags: Strong's was a brilliant work in the 1800s. "Slanderer" today does not connote the same thing that it connoted in the 1800s, and Strong's (like many Bible experts) sometimes overlooks or downplays physics-type meanings of ter
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Andy, please show us a single use of διαβάλλω in the Greek literature where this word is used to mean "throw things around"...
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The "slanderer" translation does not fit in the context of the Three Temptations of Christ. The devil was not slandering anyone then. What the devil was doing was trying to derail or create a ch
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@Markman
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→False etymology: Not quite....
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