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Most versions of the Bible were translated from the Latin not the Hebrew in those days and the unicorn mythology began around 4 BC. I doubt the scholars for the KJV were as educated in Hebrew as modern opinion Express knowing that Yiddish replaced Hebrew nearly 2,500 years ago and no one was...

I didn't say you strayed but I rather addressed the title of your thread and some of the specifics to the posts being presented.

Depends, are you reading the Hebrew Torah or the teanslated Greek version? Yahveh!

Nope! I'm saying that the WORD who became Yeshua/Jesus was Spirit because God is Spirit.

People are getting saved every day and that requires the Holy Spirit to be active.

Could be why there's 7 uses for (unicorn) in the KJV since they believed in that myth around the early 1600s. There's also other words and references that make little to no sense that probably have to do with the beliefs of that day and time.

God's Word is perfect but it's written by men who didn't always have a complete understanding of the Inspiration they were receiving.

Have you ever considered in John chapter 1 that speaks about the WORD and a few verses later explained the WORD was made flesh? What do you think the WORD was before integrating into flesh? He is God so He is also Spirit because God is Spirit.

In other words if you see people and understand they won't hear anything you present then don't waste your time trying. Swine=People Pearls=Knowledge of the Gospel or personal Testimony.

Are you saying the new generation of Reformed here have it correct? And Acts 28/Matthew 13 pertains specifically to the Jews of that day because they heard and witnessed their Messiah but never understood it was their Messiah.

You are saying that the decision Paul made to not have understanding of the people he was going to evangelize and share the Gospel with whom were eventually converted that Paul is saying he did this by the leading of God and they should do the same? And this is something you learned from the...

As a Jew I was taught to remember the Torah word for word. The Tanakh is icing on the cake. Understanding the Hebrew is clearly more insightful than understanding the translation.

In my short time here I have learned that the Reformed Doctrine evolves around each specific individual follower and everyone has variations that differ between the beliefs in the 4th Century, the 15th Century, and today's modern day version. I'm positive in time I will see another version of...

The Bible explains in 2 different Verses that AFTER Judas dipped his bread then Satan entered into him. We also know that Yeshua said to Peter that Satan requested to sift him. So Satan needed permission from Yeshua to have access to the Disciples which confirms the Book of Job. This also...

It's in the original Gospel of Matthew that everyone knows was written in Hebrew. Good to see you are keen to this knowledge...:unsure:

You do understand that Yeshua is the factual Aramaic/Hebrew name for Jesus? Show me where Jesus instructed such things as you mention during His 3 years ministry?

I don't see why people just don't stick with what Yeshua said and leave it at that. Seems if you just obey the words spoken by God Himself you can't go wrong.

I believe a true understanding of a Doctrine formatted around OSAS is that you become Regenerated one time but you still are seeking forgiveness for daily committed sins.

I said Yeshua picked them. That seems to be close in meaning to chose them. But more importantly is that they said yes when Yeshua said, Follow Me.

If you read carefully how each Disciple was picked you see Yeshua went to them and said, follow me. From that request each one had to decide if they wanted to go or to continue as they were. Judas was the same. This is important because at that moment when each one said ok or yes to Yeshua...