KING JAMES VERSION BIBLE VS. MODERN ENGLISH BIBLES
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The text didn’t say the sermon delivered, after Jesus came down and stood on the plain and healed the multitudes, was preached on the plain
Jesus didn’t require the sick to climb up to be healed.
And Jesus knew to go up and sit to teach rather than teach in the manner he healed.
Like when Jesus entered into a boat, he did so to facilitate his teaching ministry when on level ground surrounded by multitudes.
But, going onto a boat didn’t facilitate his healing ministry.
Jesus didn’t require the sick to climb up to be healed.
And Jesus knew to go up and sit to teach rather than teach in the manner he healed.
Like when Jesus entered into a boat, he did so to facilitate his teaching ministry when on level ground surrounded by multitudes.
But, going onto a boat didn’t facilitate his healing ministry.
I notice that many posters refuse to answer questions asked of them.
Do you believe God’s love is unconditional?
Show me the example of God’s love for all who reject Christ, who refuse to believe the gospel?
Was it God’s love that brought his vengeance upon the Jewish nation that rejected Jesus Christ?
Will God love them that despise the blood of Jesus offered for salvation unto all who believe the gospel?
Will God love a man that forsakes faith in Christ and treads on the blood of Jesus.
God have his only begotten Son, that’s how much he loves you.
But God doesn’t love such that he winks at sinners who refuse to repent.
Do you believe God’s love is unconditional?
Show me the example of God’s love for all who reject Christ, who refuse to believe the gospel?
Was it God’s love that brought his vengeance upon the Jewish nation that rejected Jesus Christ?
Will God love them that despise the blood of Jesus offered for salvation unto all who believe the gospel?
Will God love a man that forsakes faith in Christ and treads on the blood of Jesus.
God have his only begotten Son, that’s how much he loves you.
But God doesn’t love such that he winks at sinners who refuse to repent.
And what does the ending of Mark have to do with John? If one is baptized "in the name of the Father, and of the Son, and of the Holy Ghost" are they not saved? Should we be "leery" of Matthew 28:19? Furthermore, the word "water" is found no where in the chapter.
“And the serpent said unto the woman, Ye shall not surely die:”
“Their throat is an open sepulchre; with their tongues they have used deceit; the poison of asps is under their lips:” Romans 3:13
“They have sharpened their tongues like a serpent; adders' poison is under their lips. Selah.” Psalm 140:3
“But the tongue can no man tame; it is an unruly evil, full of deadly poison.” James 3:8
The world is full of poison whether it be things on TV, the internet, false religion, false science, false philosophy and the list could go on and on. These obstacles block our path but the believer will overcome them.
"Thou shalt not tempt the Lord thy God." (Matthew 4:7)
Unfortunately they were taking something figurative as literal. Did Paul in Acts 28:3-5 pick up a snake and dance around making a show? This story is a prophetic type and we see the fulfillment of it in Revelation 20:10
We should not be leery of anything in the Bible but compare "spiritual things with spiritual" to understand what the Bible is really teaching.
“And the serpent said unto the woman, Ye shall not surely die:”
“Their throat is an open sepulchre; with their tongues they have used deceit; the poison of asps is under their lips:” Romans 3:13
“They have sharpened their tongues like a serpent; adders' poison is under their lips. Selah.” Psalm 140:3
“But the tongue can no man tame; it is an unruly evil, full of deadly poison.” James 3:8
The world is full of poison whether it be things on TV, the internet, false religion, false science, false philosophy and the list could go on and on. These obstacles block our path but the believer will overcome them.
"Thou shalt not tempt the Lord thy God." (Matthew 4:7)
Unfortunately they were taking something figurative as literal. Did Paul in Acts 28:3-5 pick up a snake and dance around making a show? This story is a prophetic type and we see the fulfillment of it in Revelation 20:10
We should not be leery of anything in the Bible but compare "spiritual things with spiritual" to understand what the Bible is really teaching.
So, to English, we can omit whatever we want. And to Chinese, another version. Etc. Its one of your views.
On the other hand, you believe, that:
Double standards? Even Scriptures can be in various length, forms etc and still be inspired and for the salvation of people or every different word matters. Make up your mind.
On the other hand, you believe, that:
Double standards? Even Scriptures can be in various length, forms etc and still be inspired and for the salvation of people or every different word matters. Make up your mind.
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For us to read how the Lord is dealing with that nation of Israel and how His promises to that nation will be fulfilled. The Bible is written to three audiences: the Jew, the Gentile and the Church. We should read and study all of it while rightly dividing it in order to understand which part is dealing specifically with each group. The problem arises when we take one portion of Scripture dealing with the Jew or Gentile and apply it to the Church.
Btw, Paul's thirteen epistles are to the Church, the body of Christ.
Btw, Paul's thirteen epistles are to the Church, the body of Christ.
Well, somebody was asking where in the Bible it can be found that "the word of God" can differ or something like that.
The answer is "in Gospels, for example". Or "in Samuel vs Kings vs Paralipomenon versions". Or "Gen 1 vs Gen 2" etc.
Scriptures are inspired even with different versions of events and its no problem for our life or faith.
If this is possible, your struggle against new English translations (because they use different words) is totally futile, IMHO.
The answer is "in Gospels, for example". Or "in Samuel vs Kings vs Paralipomenon versions". Or "Gen 1 vs Gen 2" etc.
Scriptures are inspired even with different versions of events and its no problem for our life or faith.
If this is possible, your struggle against new English translations (because they use different words) is totally futile, IMHO.
