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Originally Posted by erikwebster
Wrong, the word "lust" actually means covet in modern english if its properly translated. Its referring to married women (once again).
Do you actually read the entire thread before you bring out the guns?
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I should have only responded to your post and then put my personal feelings after on another post so as not to make you think I was referring to you. Anyways give me proof that the previous verse is referring to married women when the verse explicitly says A woman. Let me show you where I get my proof for the following verse.
Excuse me? Now we interpret the Word of God according to modern day English? Here is the verse with the Strongs #s after each word. Following this is the Kings James Concordance with every instance of the word and its translation.
Jas 1:15 ThenG1534 when lustG1939 hath conceived,G4815 it bringeth forthG5088 sin:G266 andG1161 sin,G266 when it is finished,G658 bringeth forthG616 death.G2288
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From G1937; a longing (especially for what is forbidden): - concupiscence, desire, lust (after).
G1939
ἐπιθυμία
epithumia
Total KJV Occurrences: 38
lusts, 22
Mar_4:19,
Joh_8:44,
Rom_1:24,
Rom_6:12,
Rom_13:14,
Gal_5:24,
Eph_2:3,
Eph_4:22, 1Ti_6:9, 2Ti_2:22, 2Ti_3:6, 2Ti_4:3,
Tit_2:12,
Tit_3:3, 1Pe_1:14, 1Pe_2:11, 1Pe_4:2-3 (2), 2Pe_2:18, 2Pe_3:3,
Jud_1:16,
Jud_1:18
lust, 9
Rom_7:7,
Gal_5:16,
Jam_1:14-15 (2), 2Pe_1:4, 2Pe_2:10,
1Jo_2:16-17 (3)
concupiscence, 3
Rom_7:8,
Col_3:5, 1Th_4:5
desire, 3
Luk_22:15,
Phi_1:23, 1Th_2:17
desired, 1
Mat_13:17 (2)
Not once is it translated covet!!!