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It was quoted in the 200's. (third century)

That there is a big discrepancy between Textus Receptus and the modern versions taken from the Westcott and Hort translation.

Read it in context with the previous posts.

Hi David, so what do you believe was meant by Paul's thorn in the flesh?

How do you explain this: 1 John 5:7 (KJV) For there are three that bear record in heaven, the Father, the Word, and the Holy Ghost: and these three are one. (GNV) Geneva Version 1599 For there are three, which bear record in heaven, the Father, the Word, and the holy Ghost: and these three...

If you can't see anything other than poor eyesight, fine. Many use your definition to mean God won't heal us when we pray for healing. So why pray for anything, if God is just going to say no.

So, are you repeating what EGW said about this thorn in the flesh, that you will not give room for another interpretation? Remember, the wheat and the tares have to stay growing together until the harvest. Those tares are not physical infirmities, but people trying to undermine the gospel.

His eyesight is not what is not going to make him puffed up, but the fact that there are people out there where he is proclaiming the words of God that don't believe him, and are saying bad things about him. Don't you think his ministry means more to him than his eyesight? I do, and the idiom fits.

I've already looked into that, and when I found a verse that was claimed to have been added, quoted before the codices for the new translations were created, I saw that scholars made up that claim, and it was really that the Alexandrians deleted them. I do not respect anyone for having such a...

I like the King James and other versions made from the same origins, because there are more verses and words. Modern versions deleted some verses, and changed the meaning of other verses by deleting the condition. You see I want as much of the Word of God that I can get, and unlike...

That is kinda like what I think about Cessationists who claim that the perfect is the Bible and the gifts ceased, even though the Bible they revere teaches on the gifts and gives instructions. So they've made the Bible an idol, yet don't believe the words.

Do you have access to the Ante-Nicene Fathers? Volume 5, page 423, footnote 5.

If it appeared to actually have been written by either of them, plus John, it was included. It is not thought that Paul wrote Hebrews, because Paul always signed his works. In fact, it is thought that Barnabas could have written it (or Apollos), and seeing as it also explains things in the Old...

1 John 3: 5 And you know that He was manifested to take away our sins, and in Him there is no sin. 6 Whoever abides in Him does not sin. Whoever sins has neither seen Him nor known Him.

Judges 2: Then the Angel of the Lord came up from Gilgal to Bochim, and said: “I led you up from Egypt and brought you to the land of which I swore to your fathers; and I said, ‘I will never break My covenant with you. 2 And you shall make no covenant with the inhabitants of this land; you...

I agree. You said: "some things could not be revealed until the appointed time." I happen to believe that one of the books that the Roman Church didn't include in the canon was protected and preserved by God until the appointed time and was discovered, moments before it was lost forever by...

Read what Paul said. He tells us when it is God-breathed, and when it is his own opinion. It is not all or nothing. That is not what I said, nor him.

I'm not saying his opinions are not good, just that they are not God-breathed. Let's say in verse 12 the unbelieving spouse took a lover on the side and committed adultery? According to Jesus the innocent Christian IS allowed to divorce. Paul says no. What do you think? Should we listen to what...

Did Paul say that about everything he wrote? Somethings he said were not the Lord, but his own opinion. What do we do with those?

I do mean it, because God's word says so. As long as you are walking in the Spirit and forgiving others their trespasses against you, your own trespasses (sins not unto death) are cleansed. 1 John 1:7; Matthew 6:14