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So you know the meaning of every modern English word used in the bible you read? In my experience with the people in my sphere, most don't. To this day I am always using a Websters or some dictionary in all my readings, and my reading level is and has been at college level since the 8th grade...

No to what you say in regards to chapter 5 though it is related and yes to what you share about 8 being the conclusion to 7. For we have been set free through the Spirit of the Life in Christ Jesus that the righteousness of the Law be fulfilled in us. Set free from the bondage of sin Paul claims...

I am not a KJV only advocate. But it is my favorite and the bible God started my journey with. With that being said. A webster's dictionary was also part of the package. Plus a Strong's concordance. J. P. Green has a literal translation I love and use based on the same Greek text as the KJV...

Me too. Our Lord and Father God is gracious. His goodness leads us to repentance. For it is He that works in us both to will and do His good pleasure. For it is in Him we live, move and have our being.

Yeap, Michael the Arch Angel even when disputing against satan over the body of Moses did not bring any railing accusations up. But simply said, the Lord rebuke thee

There is no Bible text that states that a translation of the languages the bible was written in is what we should be looking at. NO TRANSLATION IS PERFECT. There is a reason God chose the Hebrew and Greek to write unto the world. Just as there is a reason He chose the KJV to basically be the...

God's name is not pronounced Jehovah.

And yet it was

Maybe the Catholic church was right when they suppressed the written word from the general public

Not true at all. Who taught you this? It surely wasn't God. Is this how you excuse your own behavior? Gal 5:21 Envyings, murders, drunkenness, revellings, and such like: of the which I tell you before, as I have also told you in time past, that they which do such things shall not inherit the...

Me either. I compare the Byzantine and Alexandrian Text all the time when considering the grammar. But for most it is a stumbling block. They think it does not matter. Either is fine or the Critical Text is better. As was said above. It should have been left in the waste basket it was found in...

Not to chapter 8.

So what have you learned my friend? Something new I hope. Because Romans 10:17 is not speaking of the written word.

Sad Right so thereby placing it as an option to consider. The other issue for some but not for me is the text they used to translate the OT.

They used it.

Closed issue?

The Text group they are derived from should of stayed in the waste basket they were taken from. There is a reason they were there. But The NET is not a good translation of even them. It paraphrases too much.

Undocumented Greek text? Why do you say that? Please explain.

Career equals agenda. The Scribes and Pharisees or the Holy Spirit through God's people?

Contradict? Doesn’t say anything about written word anywhere. What version are you reading?