Apostolic Study Bible

[BrotherEastman]

Originally Posted by KeptByTheWord

Exactly. Which is why we cannot be unkind to others who may understand things differently than we do now. I believe we are all on a journey, and that our focus should be on JESUS who is truth, and our hearts should be grounded in faith, and in the tenets of Heb. 6:1.

There are many other things that are "up in the air", and perhaps never to be settled for certain until the hereafter. While I enjoy many of these discussions, to a point, I have to leave things alone, because there are some things that I may see one way very clearly, and someone another way, but does that mean one is wrong, and the other right, or could it mean that we are both wrong, or it could mean that we are both right? Again, the answer to that "rhetorical" question will never be known for sure in this life.

I love this post, thanks for sharing Kept!

[KeptByTheWord]

Originally Posted by BrotherEastman

I love this post, thanks for sharing Kept!

Glad we agree

[thephnxman]

Originally Posted by BrotherEastman

I love this post, thanks for sharing Kept!

What I did not understand is: if someone doesn't like the Scofield (I found that I disagreed with
too many of the footnotes), or the Thompson, etc., what will a man use! I guess one would have
to rely solely upon the Holy Spirit...but who will establish the "truth" one has received? I mean,
most of us in the church use a Bible that would be discredited by a loner; thus making us a discredit!

"If a man will be in the ministry, his doctrine must correspond to that of the apostles and prophets within the scriptures."