The real Job 12:19 was "He leads priests away stripped and opverthrows men long established."
Sarah wins this round by being the only participant to guess the correct verse, and also because Steve guessed her fake verse.
Verse A belonged to Sarah
Verse B was the real Job 12:19 (obviously!)
Verse C belonged to Job
Verse D belonged to Chloe
&
Verse E belonged to Steve
CONGRATULATIONS SARAH!!!!!!!
Who will host the next round?
6 comments:
that's racial.
I've heard tell that Job might be the oldest book of the Bible...
I couldn't imagine a reference to "priests" so early.
I will head up the next round unless someone else wants it...
Any takers? Going...going...gone. The next round will be hosted on "Rocket Surgery." The NIV uses "priests". My NKJV uses "Princes" and "overthrows the mighty." That actually changes the meaning for me quite a bit. Interesting stuff.
I win O points.
I knew I will be the loser...
I found the verse of Job. Ok, he is not a saint but his verse is cool and...I don't know...
http://bible.cc/job/12-19.htm
What are NKJV and NIV? Versions? I don't know...
There are numerous different versions of the Bible in English. Is it the same in French? I own a French Bible, but I have never thought to look at what version it is. NIV stands for New International Version, and it is one of the most popular versions with American Christians. I use the NKJV which stands for New King James Version, which is basically the same as the King James Version except it uses more contemporary language. It is interesting to see which words the different versions use when they translate from the original Greek, Hebrew, Aramaic, or whatever.
Thank you, Josh!
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