Apostolic But Not Believing Jesus is The Father?

[Sean]

Originally Posted by mfblume

Then you of all people should reject the idea that PASCHA is correctly translated EASTER. I struggled with that one point, too, Sean. I have the JACK CHICK comic you get the idea of having no bible from, too! Admit it, that's where you got the idea of no bible today! I believe the KJV is the translation to use. I have all the books and still agree with them all about it. But their excuse for EASTER is so inane and inept I cannot begin to describe it. They just do not care what a greek word really means, but try to insist KJV is flawless more than they try to know what the textus receptus actually said. the textus receptus is right in saying PASCHA. But the KJV is wrong in saying EASTER. Wrong as the day is long. NOTHING ABOUT THE WORD PASCHA implies easter in any sense of the term. And I think it's blasphemous to say it does, as you admitted it is pagan.

This was Herods" holy day...Acts 12:4King James Version (KJV)

4 And when he had apprehended him, he put him in prison, and delivered him to four quaternions of soldiers to keep him; intending after Easter to bring him forth to the people.

[mfblume]

Originally Posted by Sean

This was Herods" holy day...Acts 12:4King James Version (KJV)

4 And when he had apprehended him, he put him in prison, and delivered him to four quaternions of soldiers to keep him; intending after Easter to bring him forth to the people.

So you and Jack say. But where does the GREEK WORD SAY THAT? All of that DOCTRINE OF MAN does not come from the ACTUAL GREEK WORD. It's a made-up excuse to say the KJV is flawless. But when you study the greek word PASCHA derived from the Hebrew for PASSOVER, there is NO EVIDENCE OF ANY OF THAT.

Where does the GREEK DICTIONARY say PASCHA is Herod's pagan festival?

[Sean]

Originally Posted by mfblume

The TR is right! The KJV is wrong. So one language has the intact word of God and the KJV does not in 100% form.

If you take that position, then you have NO true bible. Maybe we can get some modern day scholars to re-translate the T.R. to get us a true Bible...LOL





Mike Blume is implying that Christianity is completely tainted with false bible translations.

[mfblume]

Originally Posted by Sean

If you take that position, then you have NO true bible. Maybe we can get some modern day scholars to re-translate the T.R. to get us a true Bible...LOL





Mike Blume is implying that Christianity is completely tainted with false bible translations.

You keep telling yourself that. And blaspheme the Passover with easter a pagan goddess. You better reconsider before you stand before God on this statement. You've been warned.

[Sean]

Originally Posted by mfblume

So you and Jack say. But where does the GREEK WORD SAY THAT? All of that DOCTRINE OF MAN does not come from the ACTUAL GREEK WORD. It's a made-up excuse to say the KJV is flawless. But when you study the greek word PASCHA derived from the Hebrew for PASSOVER, there is NO EVIDENCE OF ANY OF THAT.

Where does the GREEK DICTIONARY say PASCHA is Herod's pagan festival?

Modern greek dictionary(westcott/hort) or the dictionary the KJV translators used?

[mfblume]

Originally Posted by Sean

Modern greek dictionary(westcott/hort) or the dictionary the KJV translators used?

I told you I used the Greek lexicon for the Textus Receptus. Westcott and Hort had nothing to do with it

[Sean]

Originally Posted by mfblume

You keep telling yourself that. And blaspheme the Passover with easter a pagan goddess. You better reconsider before you stand before God on this statement. You've been warned.

These holidays were simultaneously celebrated.

[Aquila]

No translation of the Bible is perfect.

[Sean]

How do you think they(easter/passover/resurrection) were combined to what we see these days?

[Aquila]

Each translation of the Bible has it's own issues. The King James Version has the additional issue of using nearly 22 terms and sentence structures that are not used today. While this really doesn't pose an issue for the deep student of the Word, it often causes serious misunderstanding or confusion for those who are not well read.