Most folks don't even consider it a bible at all. There is nothing precise about it. The copy I had I threw away.
What does it claim to be? The cover reads:
"The Bible In Contemporary Language"
Good for you, the trash is where it belongs!
Most folks don't even consider it a bible at all. There is nothing precise about it. The copy I had I threw away.
[FONT="]Be ye not unequally yoked together with unbelievers: for what fellowship hath righteousness with unrighteousness? and what communion hath light with darkness? (2 Corinthians 6:14)[/FONT]
I will not answer a question designed to garner agreement with an assertion that you have not supported with linking evidence.
Step up with the evidence, and we'll discuss it. I don't need to do your research for you.
And now, a lesson about context...
It may not be you at all. ( I was just noticing your user name.) There was a fellow who was recently making posts about the number 37 and the KJV with loads of calculations.Did I say the entire universe is built on the number 37? If not then the answer would be no. I will however address anything I have said concerning the number 37 in the appropriate thread.
Will it have any impact?
It may not be you at all. ( I was just noticing your user name.) There was a fellow recently who kept making posts about the number 37 and the KJV with loads of calculations.
Where were KJVOb adherents mentioned?
I'm not interested, that is why I avoided that thread.I am the OP of thread titled "The Number 37 and the Holy Bible." I will respond to anything I posted or asserted in that thread but not in this one.
Musicus has already posted some evidence. Must I plaster occult literature all over this thread to prove something that is so easily proven with an internet search? It is OK Dino your refusal to answer is all the evidence we need.
Peterson used American slang for The Message, and he admits he could have researched it better. But the phrase "as above, so below" is from a legendary (mythical) book of magic called The Emerald Tablet, part of the Hermetica, by a probably fictitious Hermes Trismegistrus.
I don't think he ever got a copywrite for it.
What Musicus provided was a critical review of The Message and a few comments about Peterson. There is nothing in his link which supports your assertion that Peterson is promoting witchcraft, or that there is any link between the occult use of the phrase in question and Peterson's use of it.
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“But have renounced the hidden things of dishonesty, not walking in craftiness, nor handling the word of God deceitfully; but by manifestation of the truth commending ourselves to every man's conscience in the sight of God.” (2 Corinthians 4:2)
The word “occult” means secret or hidden. Something that is meant to be concealed. The Bible is not some comic book that can be so carelessly handled.
I don't disagree with your post here, but for all your carrying on, you still have not offered a single yod in support of your assertion regarding Peterson's intent to introduce witchcraft. It's time to retract it.
I think you should read some other translation. It seems to me that you simply do not understand what the text of the KJV says.
I am still waiting for you to discuss the context of 2 Corinthians 6:16.
I do not think its useful. BTW, is not your "37" thing an occult, hidden thing? If not, why.