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Westcott and Hort are not a sufficient basis to reject the Textus Receptus or the King James Bible. Their objectivity, scholarship and doctrine are all at best "suspect." There is no reason to believe that they were saved men. There is more reason to believe that they were influenced by the...

There's nothing in Revelation 7 about a rapture of the Church. The view John is shown with the "great multitude" is a future-forward view after Jesus has returned, which is why John sees them standing next to Christ and God's throne. Rev 7:15-17 15 Therefore are they before the throne of God...

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Only the Biblically illiterate would fall for the above Judaizer ploy. Apostle John further in John 1 declares Who he was speaking of in that first part of the Chapter: John 1:12-14 12 But as many as received Him, to them gave he power to become the sons of God, even to them that believe on...

Really an ignorant Biblically illiterate stance on the concept of Jesus of Nazareth as The Christ. Such statements as the above don't even warrant a logical reply, since it doesn't show any level of understanding in God's Holy Writ about Jesus as God The Son. That kind of thinking is of the...

That obviously is not a question based on Faith in God's Word. Do you believe the Testimonies of The Gospel of Jesus Christ? If you say yes, then it must mean you accept the 'witnesses' of Christ's Apostles who were with Jesus as written down in The Bible. If you say no, then it means you...

Modern NT translations from Wescott and Hort's texts omit many Greek NT passages in the Majority Texts used for the KJV Bible.

IX. Were Westcott and Hort Saved Men? The evangelical defenders of Westcott and Hart are quick to assert that they were saved men even if some of their ideas seem a little strange in our day. They remind people that both were ordained preachers in the evangelical Church of England. However...

Other Teachings of Westcott and Hort There are many other areas that cause fundamental Bible believers to have serious questions about Westcott and Hort. Westcott denied that Genesis 1 through 3 were historically true. Hort praised Darwin and his theory of evolution. Both Westcott and Hort...

Hort was a liar: "Hort clearly had a bias against the Textus Receptus, calling it "villainous" and "vile". Hort aggressively taught that the School at Antioch (associated with Lucian) had loosely translated the true text of Scripture in the second century A. D. This supposedly created an...

No, because Westcott & Hort used a corrupt set of texts for their New Testament translation. The 1611 KJV is from a whole set of different Greek texts. Westcott & Hort actually had questionable credibility.

You poor soul, you failed to read our Lord Jesus' warning... Luke 17:33-37 33 Whosoever shall seek to save his life shall lose it; and whosoever shall lose his life shall preserve it. 34 I tell you, in that night there shall be two men in one bed; the one shall be taken, and the other shall be...

How can you disagree with Revelation 1:20 where Jesus defined what the 'seven candlesticks' represent, i.e., the seven Churches? The idea of a rapture prior to the tribulation is man's idea, not written in God's Word. Jesus returns only one more time per His Word. That's why Hebrews 9 and Acts...

The sin in God's Garden of Eden had... to happen, because according to Paul we all have been concluded under sin, so that Christ's Salvation would be to those who believe. Gal 3:22 22 But the scripture hath concluded all under sin, that the promise by faith of Jesus Christ might be given to...

Yes, I know they teach a "two-phase" return, but that idea is not written in God's Word. Pre-tribulationists insert a rapture prior to the tribulation that is not written.

It really depends on what level of understanding and Bible teaching you're talking about. The Gospel of Jesus Christ can be found in all Bible translations. That is the main importance, that Jesus of Nazareth as The Christ came as God in the flesh to die on the cross for the remission of the...

No. The 'mission' of Elijah is implied. Like 2 Kings 2:15 when Elijah's understudy Elisha took over Elijah's ministry, it was then said the "spirit of Elijah" rests upon Elisha. But some of the Jews did believe in reincarnation, as Christ's disciples when asked who they thought He was, said...

You are the one telling the LIE. Because in your above post 188, you told the fib that we Christians travel to the holy land by conventional means regarding the day of Christ's 2nd coming, even saying @BOWnQUIVER is wrong in referring to 1 Cor.15 about that event. You can be against...

It's because a 'two-return' scheme is not what Pre-trib teaches, because Christ's 1st coming was when He came to die on the cross. 1. 4 B.C. - Christ's 1st coming 2. rapture prior to trib - a Pre-tribulationist teaching by men 3. Christ's 2nd coming (Hebrews 9:28) The reality per God's written...

You're missing the time back further, before Adam and Eve. Their sin was the very first flesh sin, but not the very first sin though. Like Apostle John said, "... the devil sinneth from the beginning. For this purpose the Son of God was manifested, that He might destroy the works of the devil."...