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The Importance of Meeting the Qualifications of Progressive Sanctification: I believe Progressive Sanctification can only happen after we are genuinely saved by God's grace and we don't justify sin (i.e. thinking we can abide in sin with the thinking we are saved just because we have a belief...

Yes, I believe the Bible teaches Progressive Sanctification. I believe God's Word tells us that after we are saved by God's grace, the Spirit will help us to be able to live more holy and to love God and others more and more each day as we mature and grow in Christ. Here is... Progressive...

There are two aspects of salvation a believer needs to be concerned with in this life. #1. God's Grace Through Faith in Jesus Christ as the Savior (Initial Salvation, and or Foundational Salvation). (The 1st synergistic work of GOD done in a believer). Being saved by God's grace through faith...

I believe God inspired the English because it is consistent with what we read in the Bible. God never required His people to look to some more ancient dead language that is entirely foreign to understand His words (like say God requiring Gentiles to know Biblical Hebrew in order to understand...

I know God used Biblical Hebrew, Aramaic, Greek, and English as His chosen languages to preserve His perfect Words in the form of written Scripture. Hebrew, Aramaic, and Greek existed first in scrolls (papyri) with the inspired originals and inspired copies (copied scrolls). Then later when...

How can you imply that they are the same? They are not. If I am in a fight with a JW, I can speak boldly with power and authority using 1 John 5:7. I have a REAL sword! But if I have a Modern bible, I have a butter knife and my defense is crippled because there is no 1 John 5:7. There is no...

To my knowledge: The two most popular KJV Bibles that place things into footnotes is the Scofield KJV (1909), and the New King James Version (1982 Version). These two supposed KJB imposters are the only fake KJV versions I am aware of that is footnoted (not solely marginal noted) that makes...

This is not the topic of thread. So I am politely moving on from this discussion with you. Tchau, tchau.

The King James Bible was the first printed Bible that was the height and masterpiece of Bible History. So it would be true that KJB Only did not exist until the Bible in printed book form (KJB 1611) went out to the common man on a massive level (Whereby it had a significant influence upon...

So you're saying Wikpedia is inaccurate about Mormonism? The sources are actually taken from actual Mormon works. You can check the sources for yourself if you like. Anyways, this really is not the topic of the thread. I suggest you start another thread if you want to talk about this.

From Wikipedia: In orthodox Mormonism, the term God generally refers to the biblical God the Father, whom Latter Day Saints refer to as Elohim,[26][27][28] and the term Godhead refers to a council of three distinct divine persons consisting of God the Father, Jesus Christ (his firstborn Son...

Abiding with God is not the same as being God. Nowhere does the Bible say we will become God. That's an addition to the Bible that simply does not exist. We know what Mormons believe unless you are seeking to create schism or sect that departs from traditional Mormonism. Mormons believe in...

Psalms 12:6 “The words of the LORD are pure words: as silver tried in a furnace of earth, purified seven times.” There are seven different MAJOR KJB Editions that line up with the seven purifications that is prophesied according to Psalms 12:6. It was settled with the 1900 Cambridge KJB...

Right, in Mormonism, it's about polytheism.

Mormons believe you can become like gods and that you can wear holy underwear. That's pretty far out there and a great departure from any normal Bible reading. The book of Mormon came long after the Bible was completed. So what of those who lived before the book of Mormon? They basically...

But the Modern versions are clearly doctrinally impure, and have dark origins. The King James BIble does not have these kinds of problems.

The General Baptists of England published the "Orthodox Creed" In 1678. It says, "And by the holy Scriptures we understand the canonical books of the Old and New Testament, AS THEY ARE NOW TRANSLATED INTO OUR ENGLISH MOTHER TONGUE, of which there hath NEVER been any doubt of their verity, and...

This is the same argument used by James White. That makes no sense to say that the beliefs of an individual in no way influences a translation of the Bible unless they are being supervised in such a way that would prevent that. In fact, we can see 14 changed verses that does favor Catholicism...

God is not that weak that He would let His Word fall prey to such confusion. For the Scriptures cannot be broken and God is not the author of confusion. We would be able to see clearly where His Word was. For if such was the case as you say, there is no real Word of God that we can trust on...

The Catholics tried to kill King James and stop his translation with a super bomb with a man named Guy Fawkes. You can actually see in one of the Catholic writings telling other Catholics that the King James Bible is forbidden to read. The fact of the matter is if you believe the King James...