Red letter Jesus Iesus

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Has anyone used the saying ,Jesus will draw All MEN unto Himself? I notice most updated bibles has MEN at the end, like it was suppose to be there Originally. You should be able to find it in the gospel of Matthew maybe where Jesus was speaking about judgment this Day. read it carefully the whole paragraph & know what Jesus was talking about. Cross out the word Men Reread .when it absolutely hits you as hard as it will you have a new view of JESUS. I really don't read the Bible I just go with the Holy spirit shows me it's like an everlasting gospel it hasn't stopped, at least not for me in Him
 
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I recall many years ago maybe a King James scholar added italicized words at the end of a paragraph to remind a reader what the subject was about but it's way wong. I'm also pretty sure he got kicked out of the church or out of some kind of organization . in my old Thompson chain King James you can see the word is written and funny italicized not font. I have not opened that Bible in more than 25 years. sounds bad but Holy Spirit is real in me He reminds me of anything in the word or events etc like WoG is written in Me . We much more to offer TBD
 
Also about myself He always has me lay down a foundation so you may read something as boasting. But Read all the posts then get into the full picture that gonna be laif out as best I can with my own hand& Speech
 
exegete with AI in the original Greek and Hebrew translations all suck.
 
I'm looking if you/ anyone know the answer to the true meaning of Draw All ,if he Jesus son of man be lifted up
 
Jesus said All !! There is no, IFs Ands or Buts Exceptions rule . To say he said "draw All men" is in no way red letter Jesus !! once this hits the spirit you be folding what we have to work with from kvj best but not perfect by design The answers Are in the scriptures only HS guide to max truth what did Jesus say he draw unto Himself??? Then we go on from there & KNOW that's the biggest knowledge and puts a much better picture of The Anointed ONE
 
A men, we want each other to come to a level theirs Lol ,I'm just trying set a foundation to work from
Many want go down and no raise up , fold up Not down enjoy to fullest
 
I a a blessing warning to those that Holy Spirit reveals what Jesus Draws All .The warning is you may not be able to move of speak it's that anointed !!tissues are optional
 
Is red letter interpretation absolute. Here are two scriptures that are witness to each other I can't imagine Jesus saying believe twice in the same sentence or so paragraph we can show you why you can read text replys I'm in one focus Say I hold His ground under my feed ok here

  • " "But if I do, though ye believe not me, believe the works: that Ye may know, and believe, that the Father is in me, and I in him."John 14:11: "Believe me that I am in the Father, and the Father in me: or else believe me for the very works' sake."What "Believe the Works" MeansIn these verses, the "works" refers to his miracles. Jesus was offering his miracles as a "second line of proof" what wrote in me is to know !by the miracles not really I don't even use the word works I especially don't use the word believe for something I know
  • Jesus actually said it Know in the script they may have added believe after tha
  • I posted that's wonderull to see that later I'll chk more in that myself I want red letter to the best in me I think mark uses The If Word in his gospel view wording not robotics just how they see hear their words in paper
 
Jesus Seated at The Right Hand is Jesus Lord And Christ with the Anointing
i only know Him at this Majesty. The scriptures mostly show All that The Son of Man did to fullfill All that God has spoken through Anointed men He loved And they loved God.4 different men that loved The Lord write by their own words as witnesses they are not exactly the Same views .am I to chose one or can the ZHoly Spirit share to me in this Time of Him with much hindrance of men. So yes I need Red letter Jesus to help me Now to understand the things the other 4 Gospel writers Did not Know or See .
I feel Jesus used better wording than just believe as many believe a lot of stuff Dung. Now Aman or To Know Trust helps see the deeper meaningful sincerity Jesus was speaking .

Demons believe and shake. Even Demons say I know who you are .They even know they must harken to The word of Lord God . depart / Go
 
I believe Ezra and half of Daniel are written in Aramaic. The first half of Danial was written in Aramaic while he was yet in Babylon.

It has been a while since I read the Word in Hebrew, this includes the New Testament.
 
I just use kjv and search acword best meaning in all 3 languages back to English or use the original word knowing the meanings .I fig lot of red letter isn't the best wording one word is "Believe" it's a weak translation. Then to added words italicized there to remind read of main subject or point
 
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I believe Ezra and half of Daniel are written in Aramaic. The first half of Danial was written in Aramaic while he was yet in Babylon.

It has been a while since I read the Word in Hebrew, this includes the New Testament.
Abraham was called friend of God because he believed God. The original word was Aman so I use that word Myself it a solid meaning like to know absolutely .
 
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I recall many years ago maybe a King James scholar added italicized words at the end of a paragraph to remind a reader what the subject was about but it's way wong. I'm also pretty sure he got kicked out of the church or out of some kind of organization . in my old Thompson chain King James you can see the word is written and funny italicized not font. I have not opened that Bible in more than 25 years. sounds bad but Holy Spirit is real in me He reminds me of anything in the word or events etc like WoG is written in Me . We much more to offer TBD
John 12:29 The people therefore, that stood by, and heard it, said that it thundered: others said, An angel spake to him. 30Jesus answered and said, This voice came not because of me, but for your sakes. 31Now is the judgment of this world: now shall the prince of this world be cast out. 32And I, if I be lifted up from the earth, will draw all men unto me. 33This he said, signifying what death he should die.
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This (Verse 2) used to be my former pastor's favorite verse .
He would often quote it (the verse) isolated from the rest of (the verses) passage. Then Joe (my former pastor) would teach us that we should lift up Jesus in praise because this verse (promise) says that God will draw people to Jesus (Him) if we do our part and praise Jesus in exhaltation (lift Him up).

In that paragraph I pointed out a bad habit Joe had for taking verse 32 out of context to teach a false doctrine. The church overlooked it as far as I could tell.

Another thing that my first paragraph did was to point out the options I had to convey my subject. Some options help the sentences to flow better than others. To repeat the same words so frequently sounds strange and is poor grammar.

The king James translators, there were more than one, decided rightly to add the word man to the text for clear grammar.
Why?

A. The word people was already used in verse 29.

B. The masculine pronoun that was used did not change the meaning in any way. Female English speakers know that this verse gives no reason to exclude them.

C. It is consistent with the rest of the Bible in the way it flows.
Inserting men is understood and proper English grammar here.
Word for word equivalency is what the translators used, however they were better than a software program, or the critical text translators as far as that goes.
 
John 12:29 The people therefore, that stood by, and heard it, said that it thundered: others said, An angel spake to him. 30Jesus answered and said, This voice came not because of me, but for your sakes. 31Now is the judgment of this world: now shall the prince of this world be cast out. 32And I, if I be lifted up from the earth, will draw all men unto me. 33This he said, signifying what death he should die.
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This (Verse 2) used to be my former pastor's favorite verse .
He would often quote it (the verse) isolated from the rest of (the verses) passage. Then Joe (my former pastor) would teach us that we should lift up Jesus in praise because this verse (promise) says that God will draw people to Jesus (Him) if we do our part and praise Jesus in exhaltation (lift Him up).

In that paragraph I pointed out a bad habit Joe had for taking verse 32 out of context to teach a false doctrine. The church overlooked it as far as I could tell.

Another thing that my first paragraph did was to point out the options I had to convey my subject. Some options help the sentences to flow better than others. To repeat the same words so frequently sounds strange and is poor grammar.

The king James translators, there were more than one, decided rightly to add the word man to the text for clear grammar.
Why?

A. The word people was already used in verse 29.

B. The masculine pronoun that was used did not change the meaning in any way. Female English speakers know that this verse gives no reason to exclude them.

C. It is consistent with the rest of the Bible in the way it flows.
Inserting men is understood and proper English grammar here.
Word for word equivalency is what the translators used, however they were better than a software program, or the critical text translators as far as that goes
John 12:29 The people therefore, that stood by, and heard it, said that it thundered: others said, An angel spake to him. 30Jesus answered and said, This voice came not because of me, but for your sakes. 31Now is the judgment of this world: now shall the prince of this world be cast out. 32And I, if I be lifted up from the earth, will draw all men unto me. 33This he said, signifying what death he should die.
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This (Verse 2) used to be my former pastor's favorite verse .
He would often quote it (the verse) isolated from the rest of (the verses) passage. Then Joe (my former pastor) would teach us that we should lift up Jesus in praise because this verse (promise) says that God will draw people to Jesus (Him) if we do our part and praise Jesus in exhaltation (lift Him up).

In that paragraph I pointed out a bad habit Joe had for taking verse 32 out of context to teach a false doctrine. The church overlooked it as far as I could tell.

Another thing that my first paragraph did was to point out the options I had to convey my subject. Some options help the sentences to flow better than others. To repeat the same words so frequently sounds strange and is poor grammar.

The king James translators, there were more than one, decided rightly to add the word man to the text for clear grammar.
Why?

A. The word people was already used in verse 29.

B. The masculine pronoun that was used did not change the meaning in any way. Female English speakers know that this verse gives no reason to exclude them.

C. It is consistent with the rest of the Bible in the way it flows.
Inserting men is understood and proper English grammar here.
Word for word equivalency is what the translators used, however they were better than a software program, or the critical text translators as far as that goes.
draw all men is Not orig. why don't u look it up see Jesus talking about All judgement ?this is a wonderfull revelation of a mistake .All make & ignore the fact
 
31 Now is the judgment of this world: now shall the prince of this world be cast out. 32 And I, if I be lifted up from the earth, will draw all unto me.

Read it then tell what Jesus is saying here.

πάντας (pantas) — all / everyone (note: most English bibles add "people" or "men" here, but the Greek text simply says "all")