Ps 92:7

the Tomson is well respected amongst protestants seems strange the difference in what is actually said between the KJV and the Tomson, but that's not the subject.

but the Tomson version raises the question why bring souls into the world so as to see there own destruction before it happens? but this is true for all flesh that have received the life of Adam.

it should dawn on us saved or not, that we are helpless without the Presence of God with us. even in the case of an atheist's view, they claim there is nothing there, they are right there is nothing there where they are looking and seeking which is the created, or made. if that don't induce despair I don't know what would.

hence without God there is nothing, because one is born into death and destruction and He being the Living God that always was is and is forever, is the giver of life to all creatures. but in man's case He gave man a life that was lost by Adam, and now restored to the world (mankind) through and in Jesus Christ.

clark thompson said:

Psalms 92:7
KJV 7 When the wicked spring as the grass, and when all the workers of iniquity do flourish; it is that they shall be destroyed for ever:
Thomson 7 When the wicked sprang up like grass; all the workers of iniquity had a glimpse that they should be destroyed forever.


These are my thoughts.
Wickedness comes up and often times grows fast but God will one day cut it away and burn it up, the wicked need to come to Jesus.

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The NIRV translates Ps 92:7 as,
'Those who are evil spring up like grass.
Those who do wrong succeed.
But they will be destroyed forever'.

This is a dynamic equivalence translation. I think it explains the meaning of the verse fairly clearly.

Oz

clark thompson said:

Psalms 92:7
KJV 7 When the wicked spring as the grass, and when all the workers of iniquity do flourish; it is that they shall be destroyed for ever:
Thomson 7 When the wicked sprang up like grass; all the workers of iniquity had a glimpse that they should be destroyed forever.


These are my thoughts.
Wickedness comes up and often times grows fast but God will one day cut it away and burn it up, the wicked need to come to Jesus.

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How can anything be cut, that is not first allowed to grow?

ScottA said:

How can anything be cut, that is not first allowed to grow?

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You will never get an answer. Clark never ever answers anything.
I wrote to him once years ago, in a INBOX, and asked him why he never answered ..he said he feels he must go around every single site and post these different scriptures... but he has so many Sites to post on he cannot stop to answer.
I have seen him do this for at least 15 years. On two Sites that I was on, which both in time became dormant.....he has still continued to post on those two sites every couple of weeks...he doesn't even notice that no-one except him ever posts on them!!!
So don't hold your breath for an answer! LOL
Bless his heart...He doesn't even post the same scriptures on every Site..so he must spend his time choosing his new scriptures to post.
They are mostly OT verses...he may have used the NT a couple of times..if so , I don't remember any time.
One time, and one time only, he posted his verses by reading them on a video! He quite a young man, with a very strong southern accent.
So Scott you have to read his posts with a southern drawl

clark thompson said:

Psalms 92:7
KJV 7 When the wicked spring as the grass, and when all the workers of iniquity do flourish; it is that they shall be destroyed for ever:
Thomson 7 When the wicked sprang up like grass; all the workers of iniquity had a glimpse that they should be destroyed forever.


These are my thoughts.
Wickedness comes up and often times grows fast but God will one day cut it away and burn it up, the wicked need to come to Jesus.

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Lets hope that they do.

If God is going to "destroy the wicked", I wish He would hurry up.

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