Revs. 1:1

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Changing the subject. Have you ever noticed that when angel's are
mentioned, that it's always in the Male form? Never is a angel spoke of in
the feminine form. It's a interesting thought.

At 02:53 AM 2/15/97 -0800, Mike Blume wrote:
>Hi all.  I must say this study is certainly causing us
>to dig in a little deeper.  Great questions and comments!
>
>Jesus Christ.  If the "him" is an angel then why is no angel mentioned
>BEFORE the word "him" in the context of the paragraph?  It is incorrect
>grammar to say that somebody gave something to "him", meaning an angel, 
>when a "him" has not been designated beforehand as an angel.  Grammar 
>does not follow with your thoughts that HIM refers to an angel who 
>is mentioned later.

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