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Jesus died for sneering atheists too! Just because I find them hard to like, I am commanded to love them too. One of my old great uncles growing up had met a man who had lost his faith through the evil of WWI and worked a doubt into his heart that remained. Many years later he had lost a wife...

I wonder… Despite the fact that I am certainly a TR advocate, the wider question is the admissibility and authority of the CT to modify the Greek text that most translations take as their source. I certainly hold that God had a hand in the production of the KJV but I understand that others are...

Another “hidden message” in the Bible, this time in the names of the Patriarchs from Adam to Noah… It’s a good example because the “hidden” message matches the overt message, as one would expect from God.

David Daniels was not the first person who brought out material on this issue. I have read a number of books and am in touch with several current researchers on the topic including Steven Avery and Chris Pinto. The controversy has only exploded since Codex Sinaiticus became available for...

Love it! Btw I don’t think it matters for 95% of the verses as the context makes things perfectly clear. On the other hand, when you get close up on certain verses it helps clarify the participants properly.

What particularly struck me was that there was an elaborate and literary “armour” that Lewis had constructed. Specific spiritual weaponry was needed to prise off that armour and Tolkien deployed it. In approaching an evolutionist, arguments by Dr James Tour on abiogenesis might be just the...

Luke 11 talks in parable form about the removal of armour: 21When a strong man armed keepeth his palace, his goods are in peace: 22But when a stronger than he shall come upon him, and overcome him, he taketh from him all his armour wherein he trusted, and divideth his spoils. I believe there...

Part 2 of the interview. Has the Christian world been hoodwinked into rejecting the TR?

Up to date findings on the veracity of the Codex Sinaiticus and Codex Vaticanus. I have only been aware of this for a few years btw.

You might like this one. It’s one of my favourite essays by C.S. Lewis and concerns itself with “looking at” and “looking along” as distinct ideas. I would be interested in your perspective as it relates to the discussion…

Do you dispute the additional depth in numeric examples like the 153 fish? Is it possible that Satan merely attempts to mimic God’s perfection in his obsession with occult gematria, astrology and angel numbers?

Perhaps if @NTNT58 were to substitute “additional depth” for “secret message” in the OP, people would better understand what the thread was discussing?

Interesting that the oldest Chinese “dragon” carvings look like something else…. https://www.icr.org/article/7852/

From Amir Tsarfati on Telegram: Vladimir Putin blames Israel: “The Palestinian problem is in the heart of every Muslim and is considered an injustice. At the time of the establishment of the State of Israel, a Palestinian state was also supposed to be established, but this did not happen. The...

To articulate an alternate position, I love the writings of CS Lewis and he presented a lens through which to view scripture that I held for a long time: “In the first place the kind of objection which they feel to a new translation is very like the objection which was once felt to any English...

To narrate the discussion there seem to be a number of ideas at play, which relate to one another but can easily muddy the waters. The first is the initial claim and the question of whether there are codes that indicate something special about the authorship of the Bible. There certainly are in...

As in: http://www.verhoevenmarc.be/PDF/GnosticCorruptions.pdf