I read a lot in this forum about the study of words, and that is fine, however most of the bible is easily understood just by reading a good translation. There is a problem that is not solved simply by the detailed study of words(though sometimes it could help), and that problem is, what is the meaning of the message? Folks can clearly understand the written words yet there will be fourteen different versions of what was written. For example, there is a sizeable audience that believes that Rev 4:1 is the rapture of the church when it contains no rapture of the church. The problem is not in the written message, the problem is in the hearts of professing Christians. The made up mind will not accept contrary evidence. I have noticed that folks do great study of words and translations and yet they will reject something in the bible that they do not like, I think it would be better to learn to accept what is actually in the bible. It is dangerous to depart from God's truth, if any of you do err from the truth and one convert him let him know that he which converts the sinner from the error of his way shall save a soul from death...that was written to Christians. Our main concern should be in departing from known truth, that is what we will be judged for.