In Defense of the Septuagint.

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RachelBibleStudent

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OldOrthodoxChristian said:
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Dear RachelBibleStudent: Please now go and find 10 errors in the

Septuagint that are real errors, and not just depending upon your

private interpretation and eisogesis of the text. Next, find 10 serious

errors that contradict the doctrine of salvation by grace and/or the

doctrine of God as Father, Son, and Holy Spirit. Then, maybe, you will

have a case against trusting and relying on the Septuagint. God bless

you. In Erie PA Scott R. Harrington PS Please give the exact reference

from the Septuagint regarding Methuselah and the year of Noah's flood,

and please make sure what you mean by Septuagint. There is more

than one edition of the Septuagint, so which one is the authentic one?
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see the link in this thread to the other thread i posted on this months ago...
 
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OldOrthodoxChristian

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RachelBibleStudent said:
see the link in this thread to the other thread i posted on this months ago...
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Did the link have 10 verses in the Septuagint that are wrong and 10 verses that compromise the doctrine of God as the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit, speaking against the Holy Trinity?
If the KJV is infallible, why does it say "if" in Hebrews 6:6, when there is no word "if" in the Greek text of Hebrews 6:6? It says they fell away, not they might fall away, or "if" they should fall away.
 
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