Greek or Hebrew question?

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Greek or Hebrew question? []


It MAY be a Greek question if:

1. Terms are used that are not found in the Bible.
It may be Greek philosophy imposed upon the Hebrew text
2. It is a question raised by curiosity rather than the text of scripture.
The Bible is written, and Christ died to make the invisible God known. Greek questions often put man at the center.
3. It is a question not related in any way to the Catechism of the Alphabet.
God's plan from the beginning is contained in the alphabet.
4. It causes endless debates.
If you can't use the rules to decide the issue, it is not worth deciding.

Hebrew questions arise from the text and pertains to deciding what the text means in the four layers.