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20250515-Biblehub changed its description of ”lestes” since February 2025

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The reason why this came up on my radar is because I watched the interview with Bart Aramman on Danny Jones and Bart made he kept going over and over again saying that lace tase is an insurrectionist. A lace tase is an insurrectionist over and over again. Then we see robber. So how's a robber an insurrectionist? It doesn't even remotely make any sense. So, this is from my video back on January 28th, which is why I put the word February 2025 up top here. Now, I'm not saying

That they did this because of me. I'm just saying that I noticed this because when I did this first video, I was amazed to see that this was the description. Like, wow, look at this. The cultural and historic uh background for the word lace tape. So I have to go over this because you'll see how it's no longer it's no longer at the Bible hubs definition for lace taste. So let's see what they said. Three and a half months ago in the first century Roman world

Banditry was a common problem especially in rural and less policed areas. Bandits or lease often operated in groups attacking travelers and caravans. Their own authorities dealt harshly with these criminals, often sentencing them to crucifixion, punishment reserved for the most serious offenses. So you might remember that on either side of Jesus when he was crucified in the fairy tale, he was crucified next to two lace tastes, two

Plunderers. So this is what I came across. I guess it was today actually. Now they tell us that improperly that the word lease lease comes from leay which is to plunder. So this is a bragant stealing out in the open plunders pillag and unscrupulous

Marauder. So when Jesus say why are you coming at me and he says it in is this where he says it? Let's say here you go. Yeah. This is this is where Jesus is being come upon by the SWAT team. Why are you coming upon me as a robber? You can see he was saying why are you coming across coming upon me like I'm an unscrupulous marauder. See robber is you know can be a klepace is a robber. A lace is a brutal plunderer. So Jesus

Said why are you coming at me like I'm a brutal plunderer an exploer of the vulnerable? Why you coming at me like I'm an exploer of the vulnerable? That's what Jesus said in the story. So this is what I came across today three and a half months after I did my video, my first video. And you can see that tells again leaz my plunderer seizing as booty. Clearly an insurrectionist does not seize booty. An insurrectionist I mean they might but an insurrectionist the whole goal is to take over topple

The government. Right? So here is I do not recollect this when I did my last video. I can tell you for sure that this is all there is underneath topical lexicon and this is what was there before. So this cultural and historical background that I read a few minutes ago is is not in the current uh description that you can see down below below word origin. And they also, as far as I know, they also, this is, this is new. I don't recollect this. I would have noticed

This because I would have seen insurrection and robbery because it was pretty clear to me that the last days back then was not an insurrectionist. I don't remember though. So, I'm just calling it a redefinition here because it absolutely is a redefinition. Barton is basically making up the fact that a lace tastes is an insurrectionist. Jesus did not say, "Why are you coming at me like I'm a revolutionary or an insurrectionist?" Not even close. So we go to Bible ref and look at what is Mark

5:27 Mean. This is where the lace taste language is used. See robber. So this is the English translation, incorrect translation because it because it basically makes it sounds like a, you know, ah, you know, robber, big deal. As opposed to a plunderer, a an an advantage taker of the vulnerable, right? Taking off his booty. That's not robbery. So you see rebels. What does that mean? Rebels. So rebels, criminals. That's closer. Uh, what we got here? Revolutionary. Some total Oh my god. So, we're going to blow this up and look at how

Interesting this is. So, robber is from the Greek uh root word lace. Okay, so plunderer. So, you got one issue. This is a lace, a plunderer. And he's used to describe Barabus here, but Barabus is also described in Mark 5:7 as two other things, an insurrectionist and a murderer. So Barabbus is three things. He's a lace case, an insurrectionist, and a murderer. Clearly three different things and a completely different word for all three. I will focus only on insurrections because Jesus never talked about being a murderer. So I just put

This here redefinition of lace over at Bible vindicating his involvement in insurrection and robbery. Oo, very bad. You'll see. So here we go. Insurrectionist. You can see the language. Staciastos. Sorry. Stasiastes. Yeah. I don't you know I'm new at this trying to pronounce these words. Stacastes. Stacasone. You can see. Is that right? Then there you go. There's only one place where you see the word insurrectionist. Now if we look at this word stas. All right. Stasias. Yeah.

That shows up maybe 10 times. But never in association with Jesus. Never. Only Laces at the end there. So Stacas may show up. I think they kind of charged the the apostles with that at some point maybe. But it was never Jesus ever. Ever. Ever. When he was arrested, he says, "Why are you coming at me like I'm a plundering predator?" Right? Like I seize his booty and carry off prey by force. Right? That's what he said. "Why you coming at me like one of these

Guys?" He did not say, "Why you're coming at me like I'm an insurrectionist." So, isn't that incredible? Bible Hub appears to have redefined their definition of lace. And we they definitely eliminated the cultural description that I included in my video three and a half months ago. And Bart Aramman, right, noted Bible scholar, doesn't know the difference between an insurrectionist and a lace taste. What an embarrassment for that profession.