So Seekerman do you believe in an 'incorruptable Word of God'? And if you indeed do then which moderen or ancient version of the Bible would that be exactly?
I am much more likely to continue to believe that to the winner goes the spoils and the right to write the history.
I believe that the Word of God is incorruptible, yes. I personally like the NASB version but I can't testify to it's inerrantcy. If there's a particular passage or topic I'm studying, I usually go to the Greek manuscript and study what was written.
Yes, I do suspect that Jesus is misquoted and His actions inaccurately recorded, at least in some cases. If the canon had been chosen differently, a very different picture would have been given.
So...how do we know Jesus wasn't just a looney or a rebel rabbi?
So Seekerman do you believe in an 'incorruptable Word of God'? And if you indeed do then which modern or ancient version of the Bible would that be exactly?
I am much more likely to continue to believe that to the winner goes the spoils and the right to write the history.
There are differences in translation and from older translated text to older translated text. But these differences are relatively minor.
Timmy, that's a mis-interpretation of Christ's point. Jesus wasn't talking about a translation's viability. Jesus was talking about the law's staying power. The law of God is enshrined in Heaven. Find a jot or tittle missing there. lol
Timmy, that's a mis-interpretation of Christ's point. Jesus wasn't talking about a translation's viability. Jesus was talking about the law's staying power. The law of God is enshrined in Heaven. Find a jot or tittle missing there. lol
It's kinda irrelevant to us if it's enshrined in Heaven, isn't it?
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