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An AI's response to what a soul is.
From a Google search page, I asked an AI what the Bible says a "soul"
is. This was its answer:
"What does the Bible say a "soul" is?
Thinking
Kicking off 11 searches
Looking at 232 sites
Getting info from Shopping
Shopping
Putting it all together
The Bible describes the "soul" (Hebrew:
nephesh, Greek: psyche) as the entire living being, not a separate,
immortal part of a person. The concept of a soul that is inherently
immortal and survives the body's death is rooted in Greek philosophy,
not biblical teaching."
Old Testament: Nephesh (??????)
In the Old Testament, the Hebrew word nephesh is frequently translated
as "soul" but refers to the life force or a living creature itself. It describes the whole person and can also mean "life," "person," or
"creature".
A living creature: Genesis 2:7 says that when God breathed "the
breath of life" into man, "man became a living soul (nephesh)". This
does not mean Adam received a soul but that he became a complete,
living individual. The same term is used for animals in Genesis
1:21...
New Testament: Psyche (????)
The New Testament uses the Greek word psyche, which carries a similar
meaning to the Hebrew nephesh. While it sometimes contrasts the soul
with the body, its meaning is determined by the context.
The total person or a life: It is often used as a synonym for
"life" or "person." For example, the disciples were counted as "three thousand souls" (Acts 2:41), meaning three thousand people..."
Yes, the IMMORTAL soul comes from Greek influence of Aristotle and
others.
Sincerely James
"SPECIAL CAMPAIGN
Finding Peace Despite War and Violent Conflict
The Bible is helping those affected by war in practical ways now.
See How". See jw.org (9/28/2025)
On Sep 28, 2025, James wrote >(Message-ID:<h18jdkteucjv37ckqdkig6lupig9b3i1ko@4ax.com>):
An AI's response to what a soul is.
Where does AI end and your comments begin?
What is the Greek word for soul that the Hebrews used to translate from >ancient Hebrew to Greek?
From a Google search page, I asked an AI what the Bible says a "soul"
is. This was its answer:
"What does the Bible say a "soul" is?
Thinking
Kicking off 11 searches
Looking at 232 sites
Getting info from Shopping
Shopping
Putting it all together
The Bible describes the "soul" (Hebrew:
nephesh, Greek: psyche) as the entire living being, not a separate,
immortal part of a person. The concept of a soul that is inherently
immortal and survives the body's death is rooted in Greek philosophy,
not biblical teaching."
Old Testament: Nephesh (??????)
In the Old Testament, the Hebrew word nephesh is frequently translated
as "soul" but refers to the life force or a living creature itself. It
describes the whole person and can also mean "life," "person," or
"creature".
A living creature: Genesis 2:7 says that when God breathed "the
breath of life" into man, "man became a living soul (nephesh)". This
does not mean Adam received a soul but that he became a complete,
living individual. The same term is used for animals in Genesis
1:21...
New Testament: Psyche (????)
The New Testament uses the Greek word psyche, which carries a similar
meaning to the Hebrew nephesh. While it sometimes contrasts the soul
with the body, its meaning is determined by the context.
The total person or a life: It is often used as a synonym for
"life" or "person." For example, the disciples were counted as "three
thousand souls" (Acts 2:41), meaning three thousand people..."
Yes, the IMMORTAL soul comes from Greek influence of Aristotle and
"SPECIAL CAMPAIGN
Finding Peace Despite War and Violent Conflict
The Bible is helping those affected by war in practical ways now.
See How". See jw.org (9/28/2025)
On Sun, 28 Sep 2025 18:33:00 -0700, None<none@none.non> wrote:
On Sep 28, 2025, James wrote (Message-ID:<h18jdkteucjv37ckqdkig6lupig9b3i1ko@4ax.com>):
An AI's response to what a soul is.
Where does AI end and your comments begin?
Look for the quotation marks.
What is the Greek word for soul that the Hebrews used to translate from ancient Hebrew to Greek?Psyche.
From a Google search page, I asked an AI what the Bible says a "soul"
is. This was its answer:
"What does the Bible say a "soul" is?
Thinking
Kicking off 11 searches
Looking at 232 sites
Getting info from Shopping
Shopping
Putting it all together
The Bible describes the "soul" (Hebrew:
nephesh, Greek: psyche) as the entire living being, not a separate, immortal part of a person. The concept of a soul that is inherently immortal and survives the body's death is rooted in Greek philosophy,
not biblical teaching."
Old Testament: Nephesh (??????)
In the Old Testament, the Hebrew word nephesh is frequently translated
as "soul" but refers to the life force or a living creature itself. It describes the whole person and can also mean "life," "person," or "creature".
A living creature: Genesis 2:7 says that when God breathed "the
breath of life" into man, "man became a living soul (nephesh)". This
does not mean Adam received a soul but that he became a complete,
living individual. The same term is used for animals in Genesis
1:21...
New Testament: Psyche (????)
The New Testament uses the Greek word psyche, which carries a similar meaning to the Hebrew nephesh. While it sometimes contrasts the soul
with the body, its meaning is determined by the context.
The total person or a life: It is often used as a synonym for
"life" or "person." For example, the disciples were counted as "three thousand souls" (Acts 2:41), meaning three thousand people..."
Yes, the IMMORTAL soul comes from Greek influence of Aristotle and others.
On Sep 29, 2025, James wrote >(Message-ID:<l67ldk5innad2v6tdm86ir563dt8c3ceur@4ax.com>):
On Sun, 28 Sep 2025 18:33:00 -0700, None<none@none.non> wrote:
On Sep 28, 2025, James wrote
(Message-ID:<h18jdkteucjv37ckqdkig6lupig9b3i1ko@4ax.com>):
An AI's response to what a soul is.
Where does AI end and your comments begin?
Look for the quotation marks.
If that be the case then the only thing quoted nothing you wrote is to be >trusted here, since you used quotation marks around your question, unless you >are an AI entity and many other quotation marks around various words.
So how about being more definitive?
To me the bulk of your text was generated by the mantra of the JWAs dogma.
What is the Greek word for soul that the Hebrews used to translate fromPsyche.
ancient Hebrew to Greek?
????? psuche?, this is the greek word for soul translated 300 years
before Christ came to earth.
Which, BTW you misspelled throughout your post.
Are you now joining the ranks of AI Rosie to determine what the word of the >Lord means?
From a Google search page, I asked an AI what the Bible says a "soul"
is. This was its answer:
"What does the Bible say a "soul" is?
Thinking
Kicking off 11 searches
Looking at 232 sites
Getting info from Shopping
Shopping
Putting it all together
The Bible describes the "soul" (Hebrew:
nephesh, Greek: psyche) as the entire living being, not a separate,
immortal part of a person. The concept of a soul that is inherently
immortal and survives the body's death is rooted in Greek philosophy,
not biblical teaching."
Old Testament: Nephesh (??????)
In the Old Testament, the Hebrew word nephesh is frequently translated >> > > as "soul" but refers to the life force or a living creature itself. It >> > > describes the whole person and can also mean "life," "person," or
"creature".
A living creature: Genesis 2:7 says that when God breathed "the
breath of life" into man, "man became a living soul (nephesh)". This
does not mean Adam received a soul but that he became a complete,
living individual. The same term is used for animals in Genesis
1:21...
New Testament: Psyche (????)
The New Testament uses the Greek word psyche, which carries a similar
meaning to the Hebrew nephesh. While it sometimes contrasts the soul
with the body, its meaning is determined by the context.
The total person or a life: It is often used as a synonym for
"life" or "person." For example, the disciples were counted as "three
thousand souls" (Acts 2:41), meaning three thousand people..."
Yes, the IMMORTAL soul comes from Greek influence of Aristotle and others.
On Mon, 29 Sep 2025 08:52:20 -0700, None<none@none.non> wrote:
On Sep 29, 2025, James wrote (Message-ID:<l67ldk5innad2v6tdm86ir563dt8c3ceur@4ax.com>):
On Sun, 28 Sep 2025 18:33:00 -0700, None<none@none.non> wrote:
On Sep 28, 2025, James wrote (Message-ID:<h18jdkteucjv37ckqdkig6lupig9b3i1ko@4ax.com>):
An AI's response to what a soul is.
Where does AI end and your comments begin?
Look for the quotation marks.
If that be the case then the only thing quoted nothing you wrote is to be trusted here, since you used quotation marks around your question, unless you
are an AI entity and many other quotation marks around various words.
I didn't put quotation marks around my own opinion of something. Look
again. I do put them around single words I want to stand out, like
"soul".
What the AI printed out started with the question I asked it.
I also put quotation marks around words I quote from the Bible. Like
part of Genesis 2:7 "the breath of life".
So how about being more definitive?
To me the bulk of your text was generated by the mantra of the JWrCOs dogma.
Wrong. What I said the AI said, all came from the AI. Pose my exact
question on the internet and see if you get an AI. Here is the
question I asked: "What does the Bible say a "soul" is? [quotations
were used so that it would treat it as one sentence instead of a bunch
of individual words.]
But what is interesting is that you mainly are commenting on my use of quotations, rather than what it said a soul is. It fully agreed with
what I have been posting. The AI checked a bunch of references, and
came up with that.
What is the Greek word for soul that the Hebrews used to translate from ancient Hebrew to Greek?Psyche.
????? psuche?, this is the greek word for soul translated 300 years
before Christ came to earth.
Which, BTW you misspelled throughout your post.
That is the way my reference spells it.
Are you now joining the ranks of AI Rosie to determine what the word of the Lord means?
The AI that responded to me supported everything I taught from the
Bible:
1. Gen 2:7 says Adam IS a soul.
2. OT nephesh (soul) can mean LIFE or the creature itself.
3. Gen 1:20 calls fish "souls". Thus its the whole fish.
-- Darby's Bible
Genesis 1:20 And God said, Let the waters swarm with swarms of living
souls [nephesh], and let fowl fly above the earth in the expanse of
the heavens.
[My brackets]
4. NT psyche (that is how AI spelled it) is about the same as the OT.
It can mean LIFE or PERSON.
5. Immortal soul came from Greek psychology, namely Plato and
Aristotle. Notice:
Funk and Wagnall's Encyclopedia says,
"Early Judaism considered the human personality as a whole, without
making a sharp distinction between body and soul....The Christian
doctrine of the soul has been strongly influenced by the philosophies
of Plato and Aristotle."
Compton's Encyclopedia (1995) states,
"The long-held notions, devised by the Greeks and others, concerning
man as a composite of material body and spiritual (or immortal) soul
was foreign to Israel....There was no question of the body's dying and
an immortal soul's going off by itself, because the individual was
believed to be a unit, not a composite of body, mind, and soul."
From a Google search page, I asked an AI what the Bible says a "soul" is. This was its answer:
"What does the Bible say a "soul" is?
Thinking
Kicking off 11 searches
Looking at 232 sites
Getting info from Shopping
Shopping
Putting it all together
The Bible describes the "soul" (Hebrew:
nephesh, Greek: psyche) as the entire living being, not a separate, immortal part of a person. The concept of a soul that is inherently immortal and survives the body's death is rooted in Greek philosophy, not biblical teaching."
Old Testament: Nephesh (??????)
In the Old Testament, the Hebrew word nephesh is frequently translated
as "soul" but refers to the life force or a living creature itself. It
describes the whole person and can also mean "life," "person," or "creature".
A living creature: Genesis 2:7 says that when God breathed "the breath of life" into man, "man became a living soul (nephesh)". This does not mean Adam received a soul but that he became a complete, living individual. The same term is used for animals in Genesis 1:21...
New Testament: Psyche (????)
The New Testament uses the Greek word psyche, which carries a similar meaning to the Hebrew nephesh. While it sometimes contrasts the soul with the body, its meaning is determined by the context.
The total person or a life: It is often used as a synonym for
"life" or "person." For example, the disciples were counted as "three thousand souls" (Acts 2:41), meaning three thousand people..."
Yes, the IMMORTAL soul comes from Greek influence of Aristotle and others.
Sincerely James
On Sep 29, 2025, James wrote >(Message-ID:<3isldk14mgs0de6fok5sfctn5pmviv5205@4ax.com>):
On Mon, 29 Sep 2025 08:52:20 -0700, None<none@none.non> wrote:
On Sep 29, 2025, James wrote
(Message-ID:<l67ldk5innad2v6tdm86ir563dt8c3ceur@4ax.com>):
On Sun, 28 Sep 2025 18:33:00 -0700, None<none@none.non> wrote:
On Sep 28, 2025, James wrote
(Message-ID:<h18jdkteucjv37ckqdkig6lupig9b3i1ko@4ax.com>):
An AI's response to what a soul is.
Where does AI end and your comments begin?
Look for the quotation marks.
If that be the case then the only thing quoted nothing you wrote is to be >> > trusted here, since you used quotation marks around your question, unless >> > you
are an AI entity and many other quotation marks around various words.
I didn't put quotation marks around my own opinion of something. Look
again. I do put them around single words I want to stand out, like
"soul".
What the AI printed out started with the question I asked it.
I also put quotation marks around words I quote from the Bible. Like
part of Genesis 2:7 "the breath of life".
Wrong. What I said the AI said, all came from the AI. Pose my exact
So how about being more definitive?
To me the bulk of your text was generated by the mantra of the JWAs dogma. >>
question on the internet and see if you get an AI. Here is the
question I asked: "What does the Bible say a "soul" is? [quotations
were used so that it would treat it as one sentence instead of a bunch
of individual words.]
But what is interesting is that you mainly are commenting on my use of
quotations, rather than what it said a soul is. It fully agreed with
what I have been posting. The AI checked a bunch of references, and
came up with that.
What is the Greek word for soul that the Hebrews used to translate fromPsyche.
ancient Hebrew to Greek?
????? psuche?, this is the greek word for soul translated 300 years
before Christ came to earth.
Which, BTW you misspelled throughout your post.
That is the way my reference spells it.
Are you now joining the ranks of AI Rosie to determine what the word of the
Lord means?
The AI that responded to me supported everything I taught from the
Bible:
1. Gen 2:7 says Adam IS a soul.
2. OT nephesh (soul) can mean LIFE or the creature itself.
3. Gen 1:20 calls fish "souls". Thus its the whole fish.
-- Darby's Bible
Genesis 1:20 And God said, Let the waters swarm with swarms of living
souls [nephesh], and let fowl fly above the earth in the expanse of
the heavens.
[My brackets]
4. NT psyche (that is how AI spelled it) is about the same as the OT.
It can mean LIFE or PERSON.
5. Immortal soul came from Greek psychology, namely Plato and
Aristotle. Notice:
Funk and Wagnall's Encyclopedia says,
"Early Judaism considered the human personality as a whole, without
making a sharp distinction between body and soul....The Christian
doctrine of the soul has been strongly influenced by the philosophies
of Plato and Aristotle."
Compton's Encyclopedia (1995) states,
"The long-held notions, devised by the Greeks and others, concerning
man as a composite of material body and spiritual (or immortal) soul
was foreign to Israel....There was no question of the body's dying and
an immortal soul's going off by itself, because the individual was
believed to be a unit, not a composite of body, mind, and soul."
From a Google search page, I asked an AI what the Bible says a "soul"
is. This was its answer:
"What does the Bible say a "soul" is?
Thinking
Kicking off 11 searches
Looking at 232 sites
Getting info from Shopping
Shopping
Putting it all together
The Bible describes the "soul" (Hebrew:
nephesh, Greek: psyche) as the entire living being, not a separate, >> > > > > immortal part of a person. The concept of a soul that is inherently >> > > > > immortal and survives the body's death is rooted in Greek philosophy,
not biblical teaching."
Old Testament: Nephesh (??????)
In the Old Testament, the Hebrew word nephesh is frequently translated
as "soul" but refers to the life force or a living creature itself. It
describes the whole person and can also mean "life," "person," or
"creature".
A living creature: Genesis 2:7 says that when God breathed "the
breath of life" into man, "man became a living soul (nephesh)". This >> > > > > does not mean Adam received a soul but that he became a complete,
living individual. The same term is used for animals in Genesis
1:21...
New Testament: Psyche (????)
The New Testament uses the Greek word psyche, which carries a similar
meaning to the Hebrew nephesh. While it sometimes contrasts the soul >> > > > > with the body, its meaning is determined by the context.
The total person or a life: It is often used as a synonym for
"life" or "person." For example, the disciples were counted as "three
thousand souls" (Acts 2:41), meaning three thousand people..."
Yes, the IMMORTAL soul comes from Greek influence of Aristotle and >> > > > > others.
Sincerely James
Based on what you explained this is all that AI said.
*****************************
"What does the Bible say a "soul" is?
Thinking
Kicking off 11 searches
Looking at 232 sites
Getting info from Shopping
Shopping
Putting it all together
The Bible describes the "soul" (Hebrew:
nephesh, Greek: psyche) as the entire living being, not a separate,
immortal part of a person. The concept of a soul that is inherently
immortal and survives the body's death is rooted in Greek philosophy,
not biblical teaching."
****************************
That is it. Now you are claiming the rest is also, as if AI misspelled the >greek word for soul.
Your words,
***************************
Old Testament: Nephesh (??????)
In the Old Testament, the Hebrew word nephesh is frequently translated
as "soul" but refers to the life force or a living creature itself. It >describes the whole person and can also mean "life," "person," or
"creature".
A living creature: Genesis 2:7 says that when God breathed "the
breath of life" into man, "man became a living soul (nephesh)". This
does not mean Adam received a soul but that he became a complete,
living individual. The same term is used for animals in Genesis
1:21...
New Testament: Psyche (????)
The New Testament uses the Greek word psyche, which carries a similar
meaning to the Hebrew nephesh. While it sometimes contrasts the soul
with the body, its meaning is determined by the context.
The total person or a life: It is often used as a synonym for
"life" or "person." For example, the disciples were counted as "three >thousand souls" (Acts 2:41), meaning three thousand people..."
Yes, the IMMORTAL soul comes from Greek influence of Aristotle and
others.
Sincerely James
*****************************
The end of your original post.
Now, lol, just like AI Rosie, you claim that AI supported you, thus you are >justified in your thinking.
AI has no intelligence or wisdom of its own. It does not think.
Jesus said.oTake my yoke upon you, and learn of me; for I am meek and lowly >in heart: and ye shall find rest unto your souls.o (Mat 11:29)
AI has no intelligence or wisdom of its own. It does not think.
On Mon, 29 Sep 2025 17:03:37 -0700, None<none@none.non> wrote:
On Sep 29, 2025, James wrote (Message-ID:<3isldk14mgs0de6fok5sfctn5pmviv5205@4ax.com>):
On Mon, 29 Sep 2025 08:52:20 -0700, None<none@none.non> wrote:
On Sep 29, 2025, James wrote (Message-ID:<l67ldk5innad2v6tdm86ir563dt8c3ceur@4ax.com>):
On Sun, 28 Sep 2025 18:33:00 -0700, None<none@none.non> wrote:
On Sep 28, 2025, James wrote (Message-ID:<h18jdkteucjv37ckqdkig6lupig9b3i1ko@4ax.com>):
An AI's response to what a soul is.
Where does AI end and your comments begin?
Look for the quotation marks.
If that be the case then the only thing quoted nothing you wrote is to be
trusted here, since you used quotation marks around your question, unless
you
are an AI entity and many other quotation marks around various words.
I didn't put quotation marks around my own opinion of something. Look again. I do put them around single words I want to stand out, like "soul".
What the AI printed out started with the question I asked it.
I also put quotation marks around words I quote from the Bible. Like
part of Genesis 2:7 "the breath of life".
So how about being more definitive?
To me the bulk of your text was generated by the mantra of the JWrCOs dogma.
Wrong. What I said the AI said, all came from the AI. Pose my exact question on the internet and see if you get an AI. Here is the
question I asked: "What does the Bible say a "soul" is? [quotations
were used so that it would treat it as one sentence instead of a bunch
of individual words.]
But what is interesting is that you mainly are commenting on my use of quotations, rather than what it said a soul is. It fully agreed with
what I have been posting. The AI checked a bunch of references, and
came up with that.
What is the Greek word for soul that the Hebrews used to translate fromPsyche.
ancient Hebrew to Greek?
????? psuche?, this is the greek word for soul translated 300 years before Christ came to earth.
Which, BTW you misspelled throughout your post.
That is the way my reference spells it.
Are you now joining the ranks of AI Rosie to determine what the word of the
Lord means?
The AI that responded to me supported everything I taught from the
Bible:
1. Gen 2:7 says Adam IS a soul.
2. OT nephesh (soul) can mean LIFE or the creature itself.
3. Gen 1:20 calls fish "souls". Thus its the whole fish.
-- Darby's Bible
Genesis 1:20 And God said, Let the waters swarm with swarms of living souls [nephesh], and let fowl fly above the earth in the expanse of
the heavens.
[My brackets]
4. NT psyche (that is how AI spelled it) is about the same as the OT.
It can mean LIFE or PERSON.
5. Immortal soul came from Greek psychology, namely Plato and
Aristotle. Notice:
Funk and Wagnall's Encyclopedia says,
"Early Judaism considered the human personality as a whole, without making a sharp distinction between body and soul....The Christian doctrine of the soul has been strongly influenced by the philosophies
of Plato and Aristotle."
Compton's Encyclopedia (1995) states,
"The long-held notions, devised by the Greeks and others, concerning
man as a composite of material body and spiritual (or immortal) soul
was foreign to Israel....There was no question of the body's dying and
an immortal soul's going off by itself, because the individual was believed to be a unit, not a composite of body, mind, and soul."
From a Google search page, I asked an AI what the Bible says a "soul"
is. This was its answer:
"What does the Bible say a "soul" is?
Thinking
Kicking off 11 searches
Looking at 232 sites
Getting info from Shopping
Shopping
Putting it all together
The Bible describes the "soul" (Hebrew:
nephesh, Greek: psyche) as the entire living being, not a separate,
immortal part of a person. The concept of a soul that is inherently
immortal and survives the body's death is rooted in Greek philosophy,
not biblical teaching."
Old Testament: Nephesh (??????)
In the Old Testament, the Hebrew word nephesh is frequently translated
as "soul" but refers to the life force or a living creature itself. It
describes the whole person and can also mean "life," "person," or "creature".
A living creature: Genesis 2:7 says that when God breathed "the breath of life" into man, "man became a living soul (nephesh)". This
does not mean Adam received a soul but that he became a complete, living individual. The same term is used for animals in Genesis 1:21...
New Testament: Psyche (????)
The New Testament uses the Greek word psyche, which carries a similar
meaning to the Hebrew nephesh. While it sometimes contrasts the soul
with the body, its meaning is determined by the context.
The total person or a life: It is often used as a synonym for "life" or "person." For example, the disciples were counted as "three
thousand souls" (Acts 2:41), meaning three thousand people..."
Yes, the IMMORTAL soul comes from Greek influence of Aristotle and
others.
Sincerely James
Based on what you explained this is all that AI said.
*****************************
"What does the Bible say a "soul" is?
Thinking
Kicking off 11 searches
Looking at 232 sites
Getting info from Shopping
Shopping
Putting it all together
The Bible describes the "soul" (Hebrew:
nephesh, Greek: psyche) as the entire living being, not a separate, immortal part of a person. The concept of a soul that is inherently immortal and survives the body's death is rooted in Greek philosophy,
not biblical teaching."
****************************
That is it. Now you are claiming the rest is also, as if AI misspelled the greek word for soul.
Your words,
***************************
Old Testament: Nephesh (??????)
In the Old Testament, the Hebrew word nephesh is frequently translated
as "soul" but refers to the life force or a living creature itself. It describes the whole person and can also mean "life," "person," or "creature".
A living creature: Genesis 2:7 says that when God breathed "the
breath of life" into man, "man became a living soul (nephesh)". This
does not mean Adam received a soul but that he became a complete,
living individual. The same term is used for animals in Genesis
1:21...
New Testament: Psyche (????)
The New Testament uses the Greek word psyche, which carries a similar meaning to the Hebrew nephesh. While it sometimes contrasts the soul
with the body, its meaning is determined by the context.
The total person or a life: It is often used as a synonym for
"life" or "person." For example, the disciples were counted as "three thousand souls" (Acts 2:41), meaning three thousand people..."
Yes, the IMMORTAL soul comes from Greek influence of Aristotle and
others.
Sincerely James
*****************************
The end of your original post.
Now, lol, just like AI Rosie, you claim that AI supported you, thus you are justified in your thinking.
I never said that, did I? It is just one of many references that
agrees with JW teachings.
But what is interesting is that you mainly are commenting on my use of quotations, rather than what it said a soul is. It fully agreed with
what I have been posting. The AI checked a bunch of references, and
came up with that.
************************
AI has no intelligence or wisdom of its own. It does not think.
It doesn't have to. It does research on subjects. It speedly contacts
more references than we can.
Jesus said.rCLTake my yoke upon you, and learn of me; for I am meek and lowly in heart: and ye shall find rest unto your souls.rCY (Mat 11:29)
Good Scripture. New heading below:
Sincerely James
On Sep 30, 2025, James wrote >(Message-ID:<noondkl66583ut7k1etl2f3g9deildirv5@4ax.com>):
On Sep 30, 2025, James wrote >(Message-ID:<rqpndklrtb3qngt47imidluhhkdda3cn3u@4ax.com>):
On Mon, 29 Sep 2025 17:03:37 -0700, None<none@none.non> wrote:
On Sep 29, 2025, James wrote
(Message-ID:<3isldk14mgs0de6fok5sfctn5pmviv5205@4ax.com>):
On Mon, 29 Sep 2025 08:52:20 -0700, None<none@none.non> wrote:
On Sep 29, 2025, James wroteI didn't put quotation marks around my own opinion of something. Look
(Message-ID:<l67ldk5innad2v6tdm86ir563dt8c3ceur@4ax.com>):
On Sun, 28 Sep 2025 18:33:00 -0700, None<none@none.non> wrote:
On Sep 28, 2025, James wrote
(Message-ID:<h18jdkteucjv37ckqdkig6lupig9b3i1ko@4ax.com>):
An AI's response to what a soul is.
Where does AI end and your comments begin?
Look for the quotation marks.
If that be the case then the only thing quoted nothing you wrote is to be
trusted here, since you used quotation marks around your question, unless
you
are an AI entity and many other quotation marks around various words. >> > >
again. I do put them around single words I want to stand out, like
"soul".
What the AI printed out started with the question I asked it.
I also put quotation marks around words I quote from the Bible. Like
part of Genesis 2:7 "the breath of life".
So how about being more definitive?
To me the bulk of your text was generated by the mantra of the JWAs
dogma.
Wrong. What I said the AI said, all came from the AI. Pose my exact
question on the internet and see if you get an AI. Here is the
question I asked: "What does the Bible say a "soul" is? [quotations
were used so that it would treat it as one sentence instead of a bunch >> > > of individual words.]
But what is interesting is that you mainly are commenting on my use of >> > > quotations, rather than what it said a soul is. It fully agreed with
what I have been posting. The AI checked a bunch of references, and
came up with that.
What is the Greek word for soul that the Hebrews used to translate fromPsyche.
ancient Hebrew to Greek?
????? psuche?, this is the greek word for soul translated 300 years
before Christ came to earth.
Which, BTW you misspelled throughout your post.
That is the way my reference spells it.
Are you now joining the ranks of AI Rosie to determine what the word of
the
Lord means?
The AI that responded to me supported everything I taught from the
Bible:
1. Gen 2:7 says Adam IS a soul.
2. OT nephesh (soul) can mean LIFE or the creature itself.
3. Gen 1:20 calls fish "souls". Thus its the whole fish.
-- Darby's Bible
Genesis 1:20 And God said, Let the waters swarm with swarms of living
souls [nephesh], and let fowl fly above the earth in the expanse of
the heavens.
[My brackets]
4. NT psyche (that is how AI spelled it) is about the same as the OT.
It can mean LIFE or PERSON.
5. Immortal soul came from Greek psychology, namely Plato and
Aristotle. Notice:
Funk and Wagnall's Encyclopedia says,
"Early Judaism considered the human personality as a whole, without
making a sharp distinction between body and soul....The Christian
doctrine of the soul has been strongly influenced by the philosophies
of Plato and Aristotle."
Compton's Encyclopedia (1995) states,
"The long-held notions, devised by the Greeks and others, concerning
man as a composite of material body and spiritual (or immortal) soul
was foreign to Israel....There was no question of the body's dying and >> > > an immortal soul's going off by itself, because the individual was
believed to be a unit, not a composite of body, mind, and soul."
From a Google search page, I asked an AI what the Bible says a "soul"
is. This was its answer:
"What does the Bible say a "soul" is?
Thinking
Kicking off 11 searches
Looking at 232 sites
Getting info from Shopping
Shopping
Putting it all together
The Bible describes the "soul" (Hebrew:
nephesh, Greek: psyche) as the entire living being, not a separate,
immortal part of a person. The concept of a soul that is inherently
immortal and survives the body's death is rooted in Greek philosophy,
not biblical teaching."
Old Testament: Nephesh (??????)
In the Old Testament, the Hebrew word nephesh is frequently translated
as "soul" but refers to the life force or a living creature itself. It
describes the whole person and can also mean "life," "person," or
"creature".
A living creature: Genesis 2:7 says that when God breathed "the >> > > > > > > breath of life" into man, "man became a living soul (nephesh)". This
does not mean Adam received a soul but that he became a complete,
living individual. The same term is used for animals in Genesis >> > > > > > > 1:21...
New Testament: Psyche (????)
The New Testament uses the Greek word psyche, which carries a similar
meaning to the Hebrew nephesh. While it sometimes contrasts the soul
with the body, its meaning is determined by the context.
The total person or a life: It is often used as a synonym for
"life" or "person." For example, the disciples were counted as "three
thousand souls" (Acts 2:41), meaning three thousand people..." >> > > > > > >
Yes, the IMMORTAL soul comes from Greek influence of Aristotle and
others.
Sincerely James
Based on what you explained this is all that AI said.
*****************************
"What does the Bible say a "soul" is?
Thinking
Kicking off 11 searches
Looking at 232 sites
Getting info from Shopping
Shopping
Putting it all together
The Bible describes the "soul" (Hebrew:
nephesh, Greek: psyche) as the entire living being, not a separate,
immortal part of a person. The concept of a soul that is inherently
immortal and survives the body's death is rooted in Greek philosophy,
not biblical teaching."
****************************
That is it. Now you are claiming the rest is also, as if AI misspelled the >> > greek word for soul.
Your words,
***************************
Old Testament: Nephesh (??????)
In the Old Testament, the Hebrew word nephesh is frequently translated
as "soul" but refers to the life force or a living creature itself. It
describes the whole person and can also mean "life," "person," or
"creature".
A living creature: Genesis 2:7 says that when God breathed "the
breath of life" into man, "man became a living soul (nephesh)". This
does not mean Adam received a soul but that he became a complete,
living individual. The same term is used for animals in Genesis
1:21...
New Testament: Psyche (????)
The New Testament uses the Greek word psyche, which carries a similar
meaning to the Hebrew nephesh. While it sometimes contrasts the soul
with the body, its meaning is determined by the context.
The total person or a life: It is often used as a synonym for
"life" or "person." For example, the disciples were counted as "three
thousand souls" (Acts 2:41), meaning three thousand people..."
Yes, the IMMORTAL soul comes from Greek influence of Aristotle and
others.
Sincerely James
*****************************
The end of your original post.
Now, lol, just like AI Rosie, you claim that AI supported you, thus you are
justified in your thinking.
I never said that, did I? It is just one of many references that
agrees with JW teachings.
Yes, you did.
************************
But what is interesting is that you mainly are commenting on my use of >> > > quotations, rather than what it said a soul is. It fully agreed with
what I have been posting. The AI checked a bunch of references, and
came up with that.
************************
AI has no intelligence or wisdom of its own. It does not think.
It doesn't have to. It does research on subjects. It speedly contacts
more references than we can.
What you quoted was that it was oThinkingo Also the bulk of you post was
not from AI.
Jesus said.oTake my yoke upon you, and learn of me; for I am meek and
lowly in heart: and ye shall find rest unto your souls.o (Mat 11:29)
Good Scripture. New heading below:
Learn of who? Jesus. Why not try that?
Sincerely James
On Sep 29, 2025, James wrote >(Message-ID:<l67ldk5innad2v6tdm86ir563dt8c3ceur@4ax.com>):
On Sun, 28 Sep 2025 18:33:00 -0700, None<none@none.non> wrote:
On Sep 28, 2025, James wrote
(Message-ID:<h18jdkteucjv37ckqdkig6lupig9b3i1ko@4ax.com>):
An AI's response to what a soul is.
Where does AI end and your comments begin?
Look for the quotation marks.
If that be the case then the only thing quoted nothing you wrote is to be >trusted here, since you used quotation marks around your question, unless you >are an AI entity and many other quotation marks around various words.
So how about being more definitive?
To me the bulk of your text was generated by the mantra of the JWAs dogma.
What is the Greek word for soul that the Hebrews used to translate fromPsyche.
ancient Hebrew to Greek?
????? psuche?, this is the greek word for soul translated 300 years
before Christ came to earth.
Which, BTW you misspelled throughout your post.
Are you now joining the ranks of AI Rosie to determine what the word of the >Lord means?
From a Google search page, I asked an AI what the Bible says a "soul"
is. This was its answer:
"What does the Bible say a "soul" is?
Thinking
Kicking off 11 searches
Looking at 232 sites
Getting info from Shopping
Shopping
Putting it all together
The Bible describes the "soul" (Hebrew:
nephesh, Greek: psyche) as the entire living being, not a separate,
immortal part of a person. The concept of a soul that is inherently
immortal and survives the body's death is rooted in Greek philosophy,
not biblical teaching."
Old Testament: Nephesh (??????)
In the Old Testament, the Hebrew word nephesh is frequently translated >> > > as "soul" but refers to the life force or a living creature itself. It >> > > describes the whole person and can also mean "life," "person," or
"creature".
A living creature: Genesis 2:7 says that when God breathed "the
breath of life" into man, "man became a living soul (nephesh)". This
does not mean Adam received a soul but that he became a complete,
living individual. The same term is used for animals in Genesis
1:21...
New Testament: Psyche (????)
The New Testament uses the Greek word psyche, which carries a similar
meaning to the Hebrew nephesh. While it sometimes contrasts the soul
with the body, its meaning is determined by the context.
The total person or a life: It is often used as a synonym for
"life" or "person." For example, the disciples were counted as "three
thousand souls" (Acts 2:41), meaning three thousand people..."
Yes, the IMMORTAL soul comes from Greek influence of Aristotle and others.
On Tue, 30 Sep 2025 13:18:49 -0700, None<none@none.non> wrote:
On Sep 30, 2025, James wrote (Message-ID:<noondkl66583ut7k1etl2f3g9deildirv5@4ax.com>):
On Sep 30, 2025, James wrote (Message-ID:<rqpndklrtb3qngt47imidluhhkdda3cn3u@4ax.com>):
On Mon, 29 Sep 2025 17:03:37 -0700, None<none@none.non> wrote:
On Sep 29, 2025, James wrote (Message-ID:<3isldk14mgs0de6fok5sfctn5pmviv5205@4ax.com>):
On Mon, 29 Sep 2025 08:52:20 -0700, None<none@none.non> wrote:
On Sep 29, 2025, James wrote (Message-ID:<l67ldk5innad2v6tdm86ir563dt8c3ceur@4ax.com>):
On Sun, 28 Sep 2025 18:33:00 -0700, None<none@none.non> wrote:
On Sep 28, 2025, James wrote (Message-ID:<h18jdkteucjv37ckqdkig6lupig9b3i1ko@4ax.com>):
An AI's response to what a soul is.
Where does AI end and your comments begin?
Look for the quotation marks.
If that be the case then the only thing quoted nothing you wrote is to
be
trusted here, since you used quotation marks around your question, unless
you
are an AI entity and many other quotation marks around various words.
I didn't put quotation marks around my own opinion of something. Look again. I do put them around single words I want to stand out, like "soul".
What the AI printed out started with the question I asked it.
I also put quotation marks around words I quote from the Bible. Like part of Genesis 2:7 "the breath of life".
So how about being more definitive?
To me the bulk of your text was generated by the mantra of the JWrCOs
dogma.
Wrong. What I said the AI said, all came from the AI. Pose my exact question on the internet and see if you get an AI. Here is the question I asked: "What does the Bible say a "soul" is? [quotations were used so that it would treat it as one sentence instead of a bunch
of individual words.]
But what is interesting is that you mainly are commenting on my use of
quotations, rather than what it said a soul is. It fully agreed with what I have been posting. The AI checked a bunch of references, and came up with that.
What is the Greek word for soul that the Hebrews used to translatePsyche.
from
ancient Hebrew to Greek?
????? psuche?, this is the greek word for soul translated 300 years before Christ came to earth.
Which, BTW you misspelled throughout your post.
That is the way my reference spells it.
Are you now joining the ranks of AI Rosie to determine what the word of
the
Lord means?
The AI that responded to me supported everything I taught from the Bible:
1. Gen 2:7 says Adam IS a soul.
2. OT nephesh (soul) can mean LIFE or the creature itself.
3. Gen 1:20 calls fish "souls". Thus its the whole fish.
-- Darby's Bible
Genesis 1:20 And God said, Let the waters swarm with swarms of living souls [nephesh], and let fowl fly above the earth in the expanse of the heavens.
[My brackets]
4. NT psyche (that is how AI spelled it) is about the same as the OT. It can mean LIFE or PERSON.
5. Immortal soul came from Greek psychology, namely Plato and Aristotle. Notice:
Funk and Wagnall's Encyclopedia says,
"Early Judaism considered the human personality as a whole, without making a sharp distinction between body and soul....The Christian doctrine of the soul has been strongly influenced by the philosophies of Plato and Aristotle."
Compton's Encyclopedia (1995) states,
"The long-held notions, devised by the Greeks and others, concerning man as a composite of material body and spiritual (or immortal) soul was foreign to Israel....There was no question of the body's dying and
an immortal soul's going off by itself, because the individual was believed to be a unit, not a composite of body, mind, and soul."
From a Google search page, I asked an AI what the Bible says a "soul"
is. This was its answer:
"What does the Bible say a "soul" is?
Thinking
Kicking off 11 searches
Looking at 232 sites
Getting info from Shopping
Shopping
Putting it all together
The Bible describes the "soul" (Hebrew:
nephesh, Greek: psyche) as the entire living being, not a separate,
immortal part of a person. The concept of a soul that is inherently
immortal and survives the body's death is rooted in Greek philosophy,
not biblical teaching."
Old Testament: Nephesh (??????)
In the Old Testament, the Hebrew word nephesh is frequently translated
as "soul" but refers to the life force or a living creature itself.
It
describes the whole person and can also mean "life," "person," or
"creature".
A living creature: Genesis 2:7 says that when God breathed "the
breath of life" into man, "man became a living soul (nephesh)". This
does not mean Adam received a soul but that he became a complete,
living individual. The same term is used for animals in Genesis
1:21...
New Testament: Psyche (????)
The New Testament uses the Greek word psyche, which carries a similar
meaning to the Hebrew nephesh. While it sometimes contrasts the soul
with the body, its meaning is determined by the context.
The total person or a life: It is often used as a synonym for "life" or "person." For example, the disciples were counted as "three
thousand souls" (Acts 2:41), meaning three thousand people..."
Yes, the IMMORTAL soul comes from Greek influence of Aristotle and
others.
Sincerely James
Based on what you explained this is all that AI said.
*****************************
"What does the Bible say a "soul" is?
Thinking
Kicking off 11 searches
Looking at 232 sites
Getting info from Shopping
Shopping
Putting it all together
The Bible describes the "soul" (Hebrew:
nephesh, Greek: psyche) as the entire living being, not a separate, immortal part of a person. The concept of a soul that is inherently immortal and survives the body's death is rooted in Greek philosophy, not biblical teaching."
****************************
That is it. Now you are claiming the rest is also, as if AI misspelled the
greek word for soul.
Your words,
***************************
Old Testament: Nephesh (??????)
In the Old Testament, the Hebrew word nephesh is frequently translated as "soul" but refers to the life force or a living creature itself. It describes the whole person and can also mean "life," "person," or "creature".
A living creature: Genesis 2:7 says that when God breathed "the
breath of life" into man, "man became a living soul (nephesh)". This does not mean Adam received a soul but that he became a complete, living individual. The same term is used for animals in Genesis
1:21...
New Testament: Psyche (????)
The New Testament uses the Greek word psyche, which carries a similar meaning to the Hebrew nephesh. While it sometimes contrasts the soul with the body, its meaning is determined by the context.
The total person or a life: It is often used as a synonym for
"life" or "person." For example, the disciples were counted as "three thousand souls" (Acts 2:41), meaning three thousand people..."
Yes, the IMMORTAL soul comes from Greek influence of Aristotle and others.
Sincerely James
*****************************
The end of your original post.
Now, lol, just like AI Rosie, you claim that AI supported you, thus you are
justified in your thinking.
I never said that, did I? It is just one of many references that
agrees with JW teachings.
Yes, you did.
Then show me.
************************
But what is interesting is that you mainly are commenting on my use of
quotations, rather than what it said a soul is. It fully agreed with what I have been posting. The AI checked a bunch of references, and came up with that.
************************
AI has no intelligence or wisdom of its own. It does not think.
It doesn't have to. It does research on subjects. It speedly contacts more references than we can.
What you quoted was that it was rCLThinkingrCY Also the bulk of you post was
not from AI.
I don't lie. What I quoted from AI all came from AI.
I was surprised it got the Bible truths successfully.
"thinking" was actually time elapsing as it put everything together.
Jesus said.rCLTake my yoke upon you, and learn of me; for I am meek and lowly in heart: and ye shall find rest unto your souls.rCY (Mat 11:29)
Good Scripture. New heading below:
Learn of who? Jesus. Why not try that?
JW's have already done that years ago. They are now deep into it.
Sincerely James
On Mon, 29 Sep 2025 08:52:20 -0700, None<none@none.non> wrote:
On Sep 29, 2025, James wrote (Message-ID:<l67ldk5innad2v6tdm86ir563dt8c3ceur@4ax.com>):
On Sun, 28 Sep 2025 18:33:00 -0700, None<none@none.non> wrote:
On Sep 28, 2025, James wrote (Message-ID:<h18jdkteucjv37ckqdkig6lupig9b3i1ko@4ax.com>):
An AI's response to what a soul is.
Where does AI end and your comments begin?
Look for the quotation marks.
If that be the case then the only thing quoted nothing you wrote is to be trusted here, since you used quotation marks around your question, unless you
are an AI entity and many other quotation marks around various words.
I didn't put quotation marks around my own opinion of something. Look
again. I do put them around single words I want to stand out, like
"soul".
What the AI printed out started with the question I asked it.
I also put quotation marks around words I quote from the Bible. Like
part of Genesis 2:7 "the breath of life".
So how about being more definitive?
To me the bulk of your text was generated by the mantra of the JWrCOs dogma.
Wrong. What I said the AI said, all came from the AI. Pose my exact
question on the internet and see if you get an AI. Here is the
question I asked:
"What does the Bible say a "soul" is? [quotations were used so that it
would treat it as one sentence instead of a bunch of individual
words.]
But what is interesting is that you mainly are commenting on my use of grammar, rather than what it said a soul is. It fully agreed with what
I have been posting. The AI checked a bunch of references, and came up
with that.
What is the Greek word for soul that the Hebrews used to translate from ancient Hebrew to Greek?Psyche.
????? psuche?, this is the greek word for soul translated 300 years
before Christ came to earth.
Which, BTW you misspelled throughout your post.
That is the way my reference spells it.
Are you now joining the ranks of AI Rosie to determine what the word of the Lord means?
The AI that responded to me supported everything I taught from the
Bible:
1. Gen 2:7 says Adam IS a soul.
2. OT nephesh (soul) can mean LIFE or the creature itself.
3. Gen 1:20 calls fish "souls". Thus its the whole fish.
-- Darby's Bible
Genesis 1:20 And God said, Let the waters swarm with swarms of living
souls [nephesh], and let fowl fly above the earth in the expanse of
the heavens.
[My brackets]
4. NT psyche (that is how AI spelled it) is about the same as the OT.
It can mean LIFE or PERSON.
5. Immortal soul came from Greek psychology, namely Plato and
Aristotle. Notice:
Funk and Wagnall's Encyclopedia says,
"Early Judaism considered the human personality as a whole, without
making a sharp distinction between body and soul....The Christian
doctrine of the soul has been strongly influenced by the philosophies
of Plato and Aristotle."
Compton's Encyclopedia (1995) states,
"The long-held notions, devised by the Greeks and others, concerning
man as a composite of material body and spiritual (or immortal) soul
was foreign to Israel....There was no question of the body's dying and
an immortal soul's going off by itself, because the individual was
believed to be a unit, not a composite of body, mind, and soul."
From a Google search page, I asked an AI what the Bible says a "soul" is. This was its answer:
"What does the Bible say a "soul" is?
Thinking
Kicking off 11 searches
Looking at 232 sites
Getting info from Shopping
Shopping
Putting it all together
The Bible describes the "soul" (Hebrew:
nephesh, Greek: psyche) as the entire living being, not a separate, immortal part of a person. The concept of a soul that is inherently immortal and survives the body's death is rooted in Greek philosophy, not biblical teaching."
Old Testament: Nephesh (??????)
In the Old Testament, the Hebrew word nephesh is frequently translated
as "soul" but refers to the life force or a living creature itself. It
describes the whole person and can also mean "life," "person," or "creature".
A living creature: Genesis 2:7 says that when God breathed "the breath of life" into man, "man became a living soul (nephesh)". This does not mean Adam received a soul but that he became a complete, living individual. The same term is used for animals in Genesis 1:21...
New Testament: Psyche (????)
The New Testament uses the Greek word psyche, which carries a similar meaning to the Hebrew nephesh. While it sometimes contrasts the soul with the body, its meaning is determined by the context.
The total person or a life: It is often used as a synonym for
"life" or "person." For example, the disciples were counted as "three thousand souls" (Acts 2:41), meaning three thousand people..."
Yes, the IMMORTAL soul comes from Greek influence of Aristotle and others.
Here is a summary of what the AI Bible researched:
1.) Hebrew soul= nephesh.
2.) Greek soul= psyche.
3.) The Bible soul is the whole being. (Gen 2:7)
4.) IMMORTAL soul is from Greek philosophy. Not Bible.
5.) OT nephesh can mean "life" or "creature".
6.) NT psyche can mean similar to OT.
7.) Aristotle and Plato taught IMMORTAL soul
Sincerely James