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6 April 2025
- diffhist Wikipedia:Stub 05:44 0 Yelps talk contribs (Up to date now) Tags: Mobile edit Mobile web edit Advanced mobile edit
- diffhist John 3:16 02:03 +228 172.59.185.184 talk (→References: Added Content) Tags: Mobile edit Mobile web edit
5 April 2025
4 April 2025
- diffhist Bible 13:52 +17 GloryToCalifornia talk contribs (Undid revision 1283914290 by Cyrobyte (talk) the Bible says Jesus died on the cross, Muslims don't believe that, so it's only partly in Islam. Let's discuss this in talk page. Tag me on the talk page and I'll respond) Tags: Undo Mobile edit Mobile web edit
- diffhist Bible 12:40 −17 Cyrobyte talk contribs (What do you mean "partly". In Judaism, the New Testament is not held to be sacred, but in Islam and the others, the entirety of the Christian bible is considered to be sacred. Saying that it's sacred in Christianity but only partly in the other religions mentioned seems to be biased toward Christianity) Tags: Undo Reverted
- diffhist Translation 08:25 +16 Nihil novi talk contribs (→Further reading)
- diffhist Bible 03:49 +17 GloryToCalifornia talk contribs (Undid revision 1283787385 by Cyrobyte (talk) Bible is fully used by christians only partly in other religions.) Tags: Undo Reverted Mobile edit Mobile web edit
- diffhist Translation 01:49 −110 Nihil novi talk contribs (→Further reading)
3 April 2025
- diffhist Translation 23:21 +1,527 Nihil novi talk contribs (→Further reading) Tag: Disambiguation links added
- diffhist Bible 17:31 −17 Cyrobyte talk contribs Tag: Reverted
- diffhist Genesis 1:1 08:12 −2 147.161.166.86 talk (→Text: "the" is not necessarily implied, it's just part of the definition. I'm not aware the cited study concludes this. I don't see much value highlighting the mimetic translation. An equally valid translation mentioned is "When [God] began to", which has no definite article. It's more accurate to say Bereshit means "In the beginning of [something]", the first part of a construct state.) Tag: Visual edit
- diffhist Genesis 1:1 08:07 0 147.161.166.86 talk (→Text: The source makes a clarification that the full definition is "In the beginning of something", by which I believe he meant Bereshit means "In the beginning of" and is usually followed by another noun, as Bereshit is a construct state. Thus there is no need to include the "the" and "of" in square brackets. "in beginning" is only a mimetic translation, not an literary one, the latter being what most readers would understand to be a translation.) Tag: Visual edit
- diffhist Genesis 1:1 07:56 +182 147.161.166.86 talk (→Text: Clarifying the definition, drawing on conclusions from the already included cited study (Walton 2006, p183).) Tag: Visual edit