That's why He gave Holy Spirit to guide in ALL truth, a Spirit filled and led Christian would know this, hence why you post this way.
Is God's Word restricted by only what is originally written down?
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Prophecy or Prophesy, one is a noun while the other is a verb. Without knowing the intention of the first question it cannot be answered.
Your grammar is correct.
The intention of the initial post is to bait people so the author can “prove” (only to himself) that everyone else is wrong. He’s done it before.
Meaning the Scriptures we have from the Bible it's self or all of Gods word meaning including God directly speaking to the earth in modern days?
People, the first born flesh is the fallible ones, everyone of first born flesh is Fallible read Romans 8:3, then re-read 1-3 and see by Son, what got done, is done and we are to see we can't do anything special better than anyone else ever, at least me this I hear in Daddy's Spirit and Truth to me, to love all as a response in thanksgiving and praise, even those that disagree, since, God has done the reconciliation through Son to all for all asDone, once for all (Hebrews 10:10) (Romans 2:1-4) To move forward, after asking Father for the new life offered in the risen Son Jesus Christ for us all. I see "I" can't do it, never could after trying seriously hard to do it right, and see as Paul saw/ sees as in Phil 3, who gave up Law to win the risen Son, given to him by Father, Daddy, PaPa
Thank you Father
Thank you Father
God's word is all powerful and perfect but his word is not restricted to just the written form he is speaking to us constantly every second of every day and whatever he says is his word and is law
There is of course the issue of translation and the manuscripts that the original text says compared to our basically watered down verson of it. Some would consider this reason enough to say that his word is not perfect and is in fact mistranslated but God is not liimited by translation his spirit speaks truth to us
There is of course the issue of translation and the manuscripts that the original text says compared to our basically watered down verson of it. Some would consider this reason enough to say that his word is not perfect and is in fact mistranslated but God is not liimited by translation his spirit speaks truth to us
God obviously reveals things that aren't written in scripture. For example, John wrote in Revelation about a mystery of 7 thunders that aren't mentioned anywhere else.
The issue you cite is usually indicated by noting that extant Scripture is not the original manuscripts,
but I agree that we must assume God is able to convey sufficient truth for accomplishing His will
via imperfect translations per 2Tim. 3:15-17.
I didn't bait and switch anything. This whole topic is about infallibility and God's word.
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God's Word is inspired in the original autographs.
God PRESERVED His Word accurately ever since.
He does not RE-inspire the Bible.
The inspired Word remains the same throughout the proper preserved translations.
What a good question!
Believers in every language should ask the same. In our English today, I believe the Traditional Text, commonly called the King James Bible is preserved by God for us.
Jesus told the Jews in John 10:34
..."The Scripture cannot be broken."
He was using copies of the originals that had long disintegrated with use, wear and oxidation. His copies were pure.
"The Words of the Lord are pure words, as silver tried in a furnace of earth, purified seven times."
Psalm 12:6
Here's a sermon on the subject that I just listened to for you.
I found it very encouraging and hope that you do too.
AI Overview
King James VI (who authorized the King James Bible) was a Freemason, having been an Entered Apprentice and Fellowcraft Freemason at the Lodge Scoon and Perth No. 3 in 1601. His appointment of William Schaw in 1583 to reorganize the masonic craft further connects him to the early history of Freemasonry.
King James and Freemasonry
King James VI (who authorized the King James Bible) was a Freemason, having been an Entered Apprentice and Fellowcraft Freemason at the Lodge Scoon and Perth No. 3 in 1601. His appointment of William Schaw in 1583 to reorganize the masonic craft further connects him to the early history of Freemasonry.
King James and Freemasonry
- Early Freemasonry:
James VI of Scotland and I of England was a member of the Scottish Craft.
- Lodge of Scone and Perth:
He was reportedly made a Freemason in 1601 at the Lodge of Scone and Perth.
- Reorganization of the Craft:
James appointed William Schaw as Master of the Work and Warden General to reorganize the masonic craft in 1583.
- Connection to the Bible:
His leadership in reorganizing the Scottish Craft, combined with his later role in commissioning the King James Bible, highlights a historical connection between the King and Freemasonry.
- Authorized Version:
The King James Bible, or Authorized Version, was commissioned under King James. - Masonic Heritage:
The connection between the King and Freemasonry adds a historical dimension to the relationship between Freemasonry and the King James Bible.
So sad to see people jousting at windmills over the Lodge when scripture tells plainly to be focused on things above, not here below.