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Spit, spat, spot in the bible?
My husband said that the word "spot" is used as a past tense of spit in the bible, but I have looked everywhere and all I can find is "spit, spat, sput". Does anyone know if it ever said spit, spat, spot? Or was it always "spit, spit, sput?
7 Answers
- °•.Røwan.•°Lv 79 years agoFavorite Answer
The only time it uses "spot" is referring to "spilos or aspilos" (as in spotless the latter)
NOT used for the verb: spit.
Source(s): Pagan (who studied Catholicism for over 19 years) - JeannieLv 79 years ago
I have several translations and I don't even know if sput is used. It always seems to be spit.
- Anonymous9 years ago
Ask Lady Macbeth about spots.
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- Anonymous9 years ago
If you spit in the air, it lands in your face sometimes.
That's all I know.
- 9 years ago
Don't recall it ever saying "spot," but I've only read the NIV and NKJV versions.
- Anonymous9 years ago
one way to be certain is to read it.
