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Not sure what you mean here. "Did not consider equality" is different from "thought it not robbery."

Definitely! The Scriptures are quite voluminous on this issue and cannot be avoided. It may seem hard to many but the truth stands for the benefit of Bible believers. I think it's a very stern warning to keep us desiring God's will.

Hi, and thanks for your reply! I see two problems: "coming" is unnecessary, which should be "going." They also have the wrong word "chastening," which the definition is "to correct by punishment or suffering"; "to purify," etc. The RCC teaches the false doctrine of purgatory, and is used to...

KJV and NKJV. God bless!

NKJV is best because it's one of the translations that contains the entire word. The modern translations can't say that. God bless!

I believe the scribe just took liberty to say what he wanted, which has no meaning to the text and is out of character, making it an errant reading. It's ok if you don't consider this a problem, but to me changing and adding words compared to the original is a big deal with me. Thanks for your...

But why even think that He would possibly do something like that?

What you are showing me is that they all contain the same interposition (change of thought from the original meaning)! Plus we are just nit-picking compared to how many interpositions and transpositions they contain. Plus, no one can accuse Christ of any possible wrong doing, which to me is...

I like what you said, but why would one think Christ would use His Deity to His own advantage. I don't think the thought makes sense or should even be there. It sounds like thinking maybe Christ would use it to His advantage, which doesn't make sense, since He never has done anything wrong. It...

I do know what you mean, and it sounds like you're very patient and kind of tough.

Defiantly yes! The Father used His Son to create everything, thus God is the Creator, He just used Jesus to do it! But all the modern translations omit it in Ehp 3:9. It's suppose to say "God Who created all things through Jesus Christ." It's another passage of Christ's creative powers, but...

What verse are you referring to!

No reason for this thought to even be there!

What does what have to do with Jn 20?

But the interpolation says something that is not even in character. Saying that He did not consider it an advantage to be grasped has nothing to do with the text. No idea where that cam from. It's a scholar's fancy and whim!

Not sure what versions you're talking about, but 10 of the most popular modern translations interpolated it. NLT NIV ESV CSB NASB20 NASB95 LSB NET RSV ASV The omissions are the worse offense, but interpolating and transposing result in a different meaning and thought; of which there are many.

Thanks for the support, and God bless!

Bearing in mind these characteristic differences between the Jewish camp and the Christian company, we can easily test the great religious systems of Christendom. Do these systems bear the characteristics of the camp or of Christianity? Alas, beyond all question, the truth compels us to admit...

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