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You are ignoring the context. Prove what is being shown to you is wrong within the passage. Even as in verse six brings us back to what was previously said about faith. And once again. Why the difference between 3:6 and 15:6. For one to believe in the Lord our God is one thing. But it is...

No, we are staying within the context of the passage. Gal 6:6 does not say believe in. It says Abraham Believed God. There is a difference in believing in the Lord and believing the Lord. Do you not see there is a difference? Better yet why is there a difference? Verse 6 starts with the phrase...

Ignorant comment. I bet you get in a lot of arguments

Authority here? I am not telling you what to do. We are responsible for one another and how we act.

You might be the only one who sees a comparison between what you said what they said. You been told, I did my part. Take care

Be objective and address what they say rather than making subjective comments about them.

No, we are staying within the context of the passage. Gal 6:6 does not say believe in. It says Abraham Believed God. There is a difference in believing in the Lord and believing the Lord. Do you know why there is adifference? Verse 6 starts with the phrase "even as" This means as you know that...

I posted the following in regard to Gal 2:16 and how the context supports what was shown to you in regard to, "Knowing that a man is not justified (made, righteous) OUT OF the works of the law, if not THROUGH the faith of Jesus Christ" being the proper translation. To which you said Yes he...

It isn't new. It is how Abraham lived. As was said, righteousness has always been through faith. For it is written, "The just (righteous) shall live by faith." Knowing that a man is not justified (made, righteous) OUT OF the works of the law, if not THROUGH the faith of Jesus Christ Verse 17...

Wooden sense? Nothing stiff or awkward about it., It is and was not new, it is written in the prophets "the just shall live by faith". True righteousness was always of Faith. It was just that the propagator of said faith that constitutes us righteous was not understood to be God by most. The "I"...

None of which speaks to the context. We have to consider context. We can't keep looking to what everyone else is saying without first considering what is being said. If we are crucified with Christ we are dead to the law so that we might live unto God. But it is not us that liveth, but Christ...

Not Biblical? It is in the Bible and is a witness to authenticity of the TR and shows an error in the NA27/UBS4. That is a fact that does not need 10 paragraphs to explain.

I said, "Theirs is Conjecture based on theological bias or a misunderstanding of context. And Please do not try to argue someone else's argument." Your response: I wasn't talking about you. I did by posting the context. Here it is again, In respect to context, If I am dead and CHRIST LIVES...

Thank you for answering. I am not held by any affiliation either though I belong to one, If one is not catholic they are protestant regardless of what if any denomination they adhere to. Yet the critical text was not available until after the reformation. You don't find that odd?

Before actually addressing this. Is this all your work or is only part of it? If it isn't all you please cite sources, thanks.

OMC Are you Protestant? What Textual group made that possible?

I said, "J.P. Green's translation and the LEB are the only modern translations I like." I bet you get in a lot of arguments. Your pointed comments about others typically do nothing but gender strife. Let's avoid that shall we As to your query, No, I use a TR based Interlinear with various...

Theirs is Conjecture based on theological bias or a misunderstanding of context. And Please do not try to argue someone else's argument. In respect to context, If I am dead and CHRIST LIVES IN ME I am living by the faith of Christ. For I have put on Christ. It is God that works in me both to...

Want my phone number or address so you can assault me in person? Manners matter. J.P. Green's translation and the LEB are the only modern translations I like. What has been added theologically in the following? If I am dead but alive, yet not I that lives but Christ Jesus lives in me and the...

If I am dead but alive, yet not I that lives but Christ Jesus lives in me and the Life I now live in the flesh I live by the faith of Jesus I am living by His Spirit. For it is God that works in me both to will and do His good pleasure. His Law, His Word is in our heart that we do it, that is...