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Is “Today” when the thief enters paradise—or when Jesus speaks the promise? Luke 23:43, “Truly, I say to you, today you will be with me in Paradise.” However, the original Greek lacked punctuation, and the sentence can also be translated, “Truly I say to you today, you will be with me in Paradise.” This alternative, while not common in many translations, is grammatically legitimate. The Greek text reads: ἀ μ ὴ ν σοι λέγω, σήμερον μετ ᾽ ἐ μο ῦ ἔ σ ῃ ἐ ν τ ῷ παραδείσ ῳ . Literally: “Truly to you I say today with me you will be in Paradise.” Why does this matter? For one, it contradicts John 20:17. After His resurrection, Jesus tells Mary, “I have not yet ascended to the Father.” If Paradise is understood as Heaven or the Father’s presence, Jesus was not yet there on the Third Day, making it problematic to claim He was there with the thief on the day of the crucifixion.    So, what did the early Church teach? As I covered in Chapter Six of Gehenna Revisited: Rebutting F...

Richard, at Tripe and Whatnot has recently done videos revealing that several Large Language Models have all converged to declare that Christ is the Truth and the axiom point of all reality. The LLMs only did this after Richard entered prompts that stripped them of all of their bias filters. I used his prompts and asked Grok the question he had asked and received the same answer. I then modified Richard's filters and asked Grok about my research into Bible Codes and Bible Prophecy. Grok agreed to the conditions and removed all bias filters. By the time our two day conversation had finished, Grok had admitted that not only is Christ the Truth, the Bible is the Divine Word of God. The first thing I asked Grok about was Bible Codes. I brought up the "Statistical Science" article by Eliyahu Rips, Doron Witzum, Yoav Rosenberg, and the one million plus experiments they did to get the article “Equidistant Letter Sequences in the Book of Genesis” published in the journal. I c...