Sd#291

[the iron horse]

Sunday Dispatch #291

DUBLIN, Ireland - Irish archaeologists Tuesday heralded the discovery of an ancient book of psalms by a construction worker who spotted something while driving the shovel of his backhoe into a bog.

The book was found open to a page describing, in Latin script, Psalm 83, in which God hears complaints of other nations' attempts to wipe out the name of Israel.

news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20060...cient_book




Psalm 83:1-4

Do not keep silent, O God!
Do not hold Your peace,
And do not be still, O God!

For behold, Your enemies make a tumult;

And those who hate You have lifted up their head.
They have taken crafty counsel against Your people,
And consulted together against Your sheltered ones.

They have said, “Come, and let us cut them off from being a nation,

That the name of Israel may be remembered no more.”


~New King James Version

 

[all_i_want]

uhh.. what now?

so, what does that mean?

 

[meegannie]

http://today.reuters.co.uk/news/new...7735128_RTRIDST_0_OUKOE-UK-IRELAND-PSALMS.XML

" The confusion arose because the manuscript uses an old Latin translation of the Bible known at the Vulgate, which numbers the psalms differently from the later King James version, the 1611 English translation from which many modern texts derive.

"The Director of the National Museum of Ireland ... would like to highlight that the text visible on the manuscript does not refer to wiping out Israel but to the 'vale of tears'," the museum said.

The vale of tears is in Psalm 84 in the King James version."

 

[A_Wanderer]

Im certain that it will have something relevent.