Sacred Name or Witch Craft - By Pastor Mike Hoggard
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Hello Maggie,
You can send me an email on here if you'd like additional details and info in regard to this video series. And also if you would like to know Mike Hoggard's heart and conviction for putting together this video series on the Sacred Name Movement and Hebrew Roots Movement. May the Good Lord continually bless and protect Pastor Mike Hoggard as he exposes the dangerous cults of the Sacred Name and the Hebrew Roots movement.
And also as he defends the King James Bible, which is God's perfect, inerrant and infallible word. Amen.
Hope this helps MaggieMye, Thanks. Be safe and blessings,
Tintin, We are not pushing anyone away from God. We are encouraging true unity within the Body of Christ. And that can only be accomplished when everyone is using the same Bible. Imagine your pastor asking everyone to open up their Bibles to Psalm 23 and it so turns out that everyone in the congregation has a different English translation, do you know how confusing that would sound? That is how Satan is sowing discord and confusion among the brethren. By influencing Christians to use different bible versions. Satan is also using the modern bible versions to destroy Christians' faith in God's true word, which is the King James Bible. Satan is getting many Christians to give up their King James Bible and to go to Rome for their bibles. So now the majority of modern professing Christianity is using the new versions. That is how Satan is attacking the Authority and Inerrancy of God's word, the King James Bible.
ChosenByHim: If you think that, you don't have much faith in God. If we were to stick to the original we all had to learn hebrew and greek 
Which is God's 100% perfect, pure and infallible word. Amen.
T
'Preserving his pure word' means the spirit, the message of God's Word. It doesn't mean the presentation (writing style/language) can't be changed according to the times. Language is dynamic, God's Word is forever. All translations have some errors, only the Hebrew/Aramaic/Greek originals are perfect in syntax etc. You can't have it both ways. Even, gasp! The KJV has some errors. They're not serious ones, again more syntax than anything else, but still a good reason to understand that it's about the message of God's Word being preserved that matters (His Truth), rather than the exact words (which even the KJV fails to deliver). The language of the KJV is seriously out-dated. If you understand it, great! But don't expect everyone else to do so.
T
God isn't the author of confusion but language is dynamic. I'm not trying to discredit God or anything. I'm trying to help KJV-Onlyists realise that preserving the Word of God doesn't mean that only the Hebrew/Aramaic/Greek originals and the KJV are the true versions and that all else is the spawn of the Enemy. I'm sorry, but if people have that understanding/belief, it's a matter of spiritual pride, not God's Truth.
If you're a KJV-onlyist, if someone asks for an explanation on a verse, do you respond in a KJV-like fashion?
If someone says "What does Psalm 42:1 mean, 'As the heart panteth after the water brooks, so panteth my soul after thee, O God.'" Do you say, "It meaneth that thou heart dost desire God asmuchso as a deer desireth water on a hot day." I'm not trying to poke fun at that type of language (though I think I did make up some words in the process...), but honestly, if that's the only "true" translation then shouldn't all "true" Christians be speaking in that way?
I imagine you would explain it by saying "It means that our soul longs for God much like a thirsty deer pants for water." You're translating it into a language that is understandable, which is what other translations do. Like Tintin said, language evolves, but the message behind it does not.
If someone says "What does Psalm 42:1 mean, 'As the heart panteth after the water brooks, so panteth my soul after thee, O God.'" Do you say, "It meaneth that thou heart dost desire God asmuchso as a deer desireth water on a hot day." I'm not trying to poke fun at that type of language (though I think I did make up some words in the process...), but honestly, if that's the only "true" translation then shouldn't all "true" Christians be speaking in that way?
I imagine you would explain it by saying "It means that our soul longs for God much like a thirsty deer pants for water." You're translating it into a language that is understandable, which is what other translations do. Like Tintin said, language evolves, but the message behind it does not.