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No, experienced at translation. Stranger

Yes, that is what I'm hearing from you. So Jesus Christ was lying? (Matt. 24:37-39) "But as the days of Noe were, so shall also the coming of the Son of man be. For as in the days that were before the flood they were eating and drinking, marrying, and giving in marriage, until the day that...

The water saved Noah and his family by drowning everyone else. Stranger

That is a lie. You stated that the flood was fiction. Now you are crawfishing. Now you want to say ok if it was miraculous. It was miraculous and historical. Everything about it. If you believe it really occurred and was miraculous you would have said so in the first place. But...

I have no idea where you are coming from. Stranger

And who are you? What Bible do you use? Stranger

So? A lot of smoke. Sounds good though. But, the KJV translators were more experienced than you. Go ahead and change it if you like. That way the Bible will be according to you. Handy. Stranger

Take it up with (1Peter 3:20). Stranger

Noah being saved from the water is not the point in (1Pet. 3:20) If that was the point, there would be no reason to mention the 'water' at all in (20). God could have easily said, "eight souls saved by the Ark". That is what you and others want to say. But that is not what this verse is...

Nobody is saying God does not save. Nobody is saying God is water. That has absolutely nothing to do with what is being said. God destroyed the earth by water. He saved Noah by water. Stranger

But they didn't go through the water. They were on top of the water. Your Bible has changed the words. Bad move. As I said, yes, the water destroyed the world and lifted them above the earth. That is how the water saved them. It is really pretty straight forward. Stranger

I answered your question about the Bible being the Word of God. I answered your confusion concerning the progression of revelation from God. It is not invalid just because you don't want to believe it. Stranger

(1 Peter 3:20) says differently. And the verses you cite do not say otherwise. The waters did destroy the world. The waters did bare up the ark. In other words the waters saved the family of Noah. Stranger

(1Peter 3:20) "...that is, eight souls were saved by water." Stranger

More unbelief and lies. The flood and everything surrounding it was from God. Everything was miraculous concerning the amount of water, the ark that Noah built, the animals that were brought to Noah, the door that God closed, the depths of the flood, etc. etc. Stranger

How did the water save? The water saved Noah and his family by destroying the world. It cleansed them from the foul affects of the world. The like figure which water baptism saves us. Note a similar parallel with Israel. (1Cor. 10:2) Concerning water baptism, Israel was water baptized as...

Yes, I know the gist of the conversation. You are continually jumping on the 'slave' issue as you feel you can always make hay with it. You are so sad for me, that you want to pray for me. So I ask you, What God are you praying to? Are you praying to the one that bought me...at a very...

Are you? Are you praying to the God that bought me as a slave? Stranger

I doubt it. Yes, the country was Christian then irregardless of those things you mentioned. I know you don't like it. But whether you like it or not, the country was Christian back then. Now it isn't. Your friend Thomas Paine would love your version also. Birds of a feather...you know...

I've already explained it to you. Stranger