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“I tell you the truth, those who listen to my message and believe in God who sent me have eternal life. They will never be condemned for their sins, but they have already passed from death into life.” ~ John 5:24

Protestantism is the antidote to Catholicism.

Since we agree salvation is not the issue then you and I have nothing further to discuss on the subject at hand. Peace be with you.

Sorry to bust your bubble, but everyone who has faith in Jesus Christ has salvation regardless of what Bible translation they read. That’s so cool!

And yet the essence of Scripture remains the same. In Jesus Christ we have salvation.

God confused people with different languages therefore how can only one biblical translation be the Word of God? 6 And the Lord said, Behold, the people is one, and they have all one language; and this they begin to do: and now nothing will be restrained from them, which they have imagined to...

Yawn 🥱

The will of our Heavenly Father is for us to place our faith in Jesus Christ.

The verse you shared pertains to Jews. Are there any verses pertaining to believers with overwhelming different meanings from one translation to another?

What’s the difference if someone understands they have redemption through Jesus’ blood or simply through Jesus? Besides it’s only one verse; if one reads the entire Bible they would fully understand the magnitude of Jesus’ sacrifice.

Thank you for sharing; I appreciate you doing so. Now are there any verses with equivalent inaccuracies regarding believers in Christ?

That’s why I rely on the Holy Spirit to guide me as I prayerfully read scripture. Now here’s a question, is there a KJV version without all the 16th century linguistics?

So you actually don’t know the answer which means you merely made a bold statement, and an untrue statement at that. The truth is there is only one version of God’s grace.

I concur. And the prudent man asks God for guidance and enlightenment. Please know I’m not arguing with you but rather engaging in respectful conversation. With that said, please give an example of a mistranslated biblical verse that can derail someone’s faith and/or walk with God.

Semantics.

Every single Christian is Christ’s earthly representative.

How many versions are there?

Which words?

You’re projecting. I did not say we are not to live by God‘s word, but I do say we are not held accountable for mistakes we make. God knows our heart and He will not condemn us if we have been taught something incorrectly in a biblical translation.

My calling is simple: Matthew 22:37-39 Love God & neighbor Matthew 7:12 Give respect Matthew 10:11-13 Share blessings Then Matthew 10:14 when necessary