The words are all truly inspired. At this point faith is the primary form of fact checking. If everything was clear, there would be no debates or divisions. Accuracy of the 66 books doesn’t determine salvation. They merely give a history and context. In fact, I’m most definite the creation story wasn’t given as a historical account even though most Christians want to believe that. The take away from it is that we are created/invented/engineered, along with the universe. We are intellectual property and subject to divine intentions. If we chose to serve our Master/Creator then we shall be renewed/repurposed. We regain access to the Creator by following His Son. We all become one Body, Christ’s Body to enact the will of the Father. He is the Vine, we are the branches. We are no longer our own. Since He is eternal, we become eternal. We are one Spirit. This is Salvation!Is all 66 Books Bible the infallible, inerrant Word of God? If you chose no, can you please explain how Salvation can be true then?
What he said!The words are all truly inspired. At this point faith is the primary form of fact checking. If everything was clear, there would be no debates or divisions. Accuracy of the 66 books doesn’t determine salvation. They merely give a history and context. In fact, I’m most definite the creation story wasn’t given as a historical account even though most Christians want to believe that. The take away from it is that we are created/invented/engineered, along with the universe. We are intellectual property and subject to divine intentions. If we chose to serve our Master/Creator then we shall be renewed/repurposed. We regain access to the Creator by following His Son. We all become one Body, Christ’s Body to enact the will of the Father. He is the Vine, we are the branches. We are no longer our own. Since He is eternal, we become eternal. We are one Spirit. This is Salvation!
Is all 66 Books Bible the infallible, inerrant Word of God? If you chose no, can you please explain how Salvation can be true then?
As originally written....yes indeed!
Mr John. Why do you not believe in calvinism and why do you believe in open theism? Did you know that the ones who actually translated the preserved perfect KJV were calvinists and disagreed with you on a bunch of stuff?As preserved by God in the King James Bible? Yes.
Mr John. Why do you not believe in calvinism and why do you believe in open theism? Did you know that the ones who actually translated the preserved perfect KJV were calvinists and disagreed with you on a bunch of stuff?
I was KJV only but I changed my mind recently when presented evidence that the original KJV included things like ".. this could be translated as X Y Z" and so on. So they did not believe they were translating something perfect.
Its still my favorite translation and you could argue its the best, due to the fruit its produced and how well known and succesful it is (most sold) but CLEARLY the translators believed there were multiple options translating certain places in the book.
They also had no problem of revisions or improvements to be made. Read the preface and check the notes of the original KJV
I dont correct the KJV. If i talk with people and quote scriptures, I quote what I quote and leaave it at that. I never say this is translated wrong or that. Because im not QUALIFIED to do so.All throughout the Bible, there are examples where God's people had God's word but needed correction on their doctrine. It makes no difference to me if some or all of the KJV translators were Calvinists. Open Theism? I never have personally studied it, nor heard of it until someone mentioned it in on one of the threads. I am a Bible Believer. I believe every word is true and pure. I take the words literally and honest as I can within the context of Scripture.
You say the KJV is your favorite translation and give reasons why? I ask you...do you ever feel the need to correct it? And if so, why? By correcting it, you now become the final authority on what God has said. I'm not willing to take that title.
Is all 66 Books Bible the infallible, inerrant Word of God? If you chose no, can you please explain how Salvation can be true then?
As preserved by God in the King James Bible? Yes.
I find it needful in asking the OP, what "his", or, "the" definition is of infallible, and inerrant is, before he gets my vote!![]()
Get a recieved text Greek interlinear. (NT) or hebrew ot interlinearMr John. Why do you not believe in calvinism and why do you believe in open theism? Did you know that the ones who actually translated the preserved perfect KJV were calvinists and disagreed with you on a bunch of stuff?
I was KJV only but I changed my mind recently when presented evidence that the original KJV included things like ".. this could be translated as X Y Z" and so on. So they did not believe they were translating something perfect.
Its still my favorite translation and you could argue its the best, due to the fruit its produced and how well known and succesful it is (most sold) but CLEARLY the translators believed there were multiple options translating certain places in the book.
They also had no problem of revisions or improvements to be made. Read the preface and check the notes of the original KJV
What happened to the "original" ten commandments written with God's own finger? They were destroyed, yet God preserved them perfectly in a copy. Was the copy inspired by God? Was the copy just as good as the "original"?