Greek Readers Bible
Was the Bible Translator John Wycliffe drunk when he told readers not to “caste your margaritas before swine”?
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Matthew 7:6 “nethir caste ye youre margaritis bifore swyne”
“Margaritas” is Greek for “pearls” if you hadn’t guessed,
What about that guy who sold everything he had to by the perfect margarita? Matthew 13:46.
Poor guy, they sell the Perfect Margarita at Appleby’s for like five bucks.
A Reader’s Hebrew and Greek Bible Review (Zondervan)
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