Who Owned That Noted Bird That Cried When Peter Denied The Lord For The Third Time?It Is A Notable Cock,Indeed,as It Was Mentioned By Christ Himself In The Prophecy.

I believe na Lalasticlala get that fowl .
Mynd44, i lie?

DickDastardly:
I believe na Lalasticlala get that fowl .
Mynd44, i lie?

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Na me own am.
OP, i hope you are not high on expired paracetamol diz early mommon?

Vikkie14:
Na me own am.
OP, i hope you are not high on expired paracetamol diz early mommon?

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suzan404:
Who Owned That Noted Bird That Cried When Peter Denied The Lord For The Third Time?It Is A Notable Cock,Indeed,as It Was Mentioned By Christ Himself In The Prophecy.

Hmmmm has the rooster become a venerable issh now? Besides what do need the info for I will do the research and get to for you.

suzan404:
Who Owned That Noted Bird That Cried When Peter Denied The Lord For The Third Time?
It Is A Notable Cock,Indeed, as It Was Mentioned By Christ Himself In The Prophecy.

Who Was The Owner Of The Ccock That Crowed When Peter Denied Jesus 3 Times?
Good question and only notable that there was no literal ccock that crowed,
so therefore, there is no owner, and consequently no name for the owner of an imaginary ccockerel.

Asking important questions like these, changes teachings done in error
and bursts wide open Christian misconceptions, misinterpretations or misrepresentations

We all know the New Testament was written 100-300 years after Jesus Christ died
and it is important questions like these that makes one realise that there's quite a whole deal more in the Bible than meets the eyes
also that a lot got lost in translations from Aramaic/Hebrew to Greek, Greek and to English due to not being familiar with Aramaic/Hebrew/Jewish words idioms, customs, Temple activities etc

Anyway to start with no fowls (i.e. ccocks) were allowed in Jerusalem in those times, so no one owned (i.e. ccocks) and so there aren't owners of fowls (i.e. ccocks) in Jerusalem then

Without bogging you down or boring you with too much details, the rooster or fowl (i.e. ccock) in the original Aramaic/Hebrew form used by Jesus is the Aramaic/Hebrew word "gever", "geber", "gaver" or "gawra".

This word (i.e. "gever", "geber", "gaver" or ''gawra'') is mistranslated
and in both Greek and English languages, it ended up being mistranslated or mis-tagged to mean our feathered friend, fowl, ccock, or "cóck-a-doodle-doo Mr Rooster"

Anyway, from here on, I am sticking to using only "gever" for the rest of this post.

Now, "gever" is man.
"Gever" means man and as far as this post is concerned, one wont be far from the truth, if one assumes, this man to be like a town crier,
but there is more to it, as the man actually is like the Muslims' muezzin, the man who from the mosque's tower, announces the time for prayers and the call to Muslims for prayer and worship services

The "gever" as a matter of fact, as opposed to being a "town crier" or "Muslims' muezzin" actually is the Temple Crier
In the temple courtyard, just like the "Muslims' muezzin" does, the Temple Crier's priestly duty is to call out to begin service
and he would announce or call out something, similar to the following effect:
"Rise up, all the priests, to your service, prepare to sacrifice!"
"All the Levites to your stations!"
"All the Israelites to your posts, come to worship!"

It was this priest’s call to service, made in the temple courtyard or from the temple courtyard and not far from the "kangaroo court" where Jesus Christ was being interrogated, that was heard by Peter and not the sound of a crowing fowl (i.e. not the sound of a crowing ccock)

Jesus, in effect prophesied that before the "gever" (i.e. the Temple Crier or man) makes the announcement (i.e. phóneó - to call out) for service, Peter would have denied him three times and as we all know, this prophecy came to pass, just as prophesied, it got fulfilled to a tee.

Imagine this in your mind. Trust, we all would agree, how heart wrenching and painfully torn between the conscience, it would be for one, if immediately after denying Jesus, one heard this call to prepare to sacrifice, call to service and called to be at a post which one has three times denied and vacated. This is exactly what happened, this is what Peter experienced and felt

Matthew 26:75
Suddenly, Jesus' words flashed through Peter's mind:
"Before the MAN rooster CALLS OUT crows, you will deny three times that you even know me."
And he went away, weeping bitterly.

FROM https://www.nairaland.com/2477733/truelyyou-christian-answer-bible-quiz#36279344

hopeforcharles:

Hmmmm has the rooster become a venerable issh now? Besides what do need the info for I will do the research and get to for you.

okay,will be looking forward to it.

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Who Was The Owner Of The Ccock That Crowed When Peter Denied Jesus 3 Times?
Good question and only notable that there was no literal ccock that crowed,
so therefore, there is no owner, and consequently no name for the owner of an imaginary ccockerel.

Asking important questions like these, changes teachings done in error
and bursts wide open Christian misconceptions, misinterpretations or misrepresentations

We all know the New Testament was written 100-300 years after Jesus Christ died
and it is important questions like these that makes one realise that there's quite a whole deal more in the Bible than meets the eyes
also that a lot got lost in translations from Aramaic/Hebrew to Greek, Greek and to English due to not being familiar with Aramaic/Hebrew/Jewish words idioms, customs, Temple activities etc

Anyway to start with no fowls (i.e. ccocks) [b]were allowed in Jerusalem in