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I have found that I do not always prefer the same translation. Depending on the verse, different translations speak more to me than others.

This is an amazingly powerful story. An atheist is dying. The Lord shows his mother he is dying. She prays for him to ask God to forgive him. He sees her in a vision her praying for him. His final act in life is to do as his mother prays, he prays with his heart for the Lord to forgive him. He...

How could anyone not feel that way who has accepted the suffering Savior into their heart?

Impeccable Logic.

Wow! What a great point.

Great question! Trinitarianism relies on dualism of contradictions.

I never said anything like that. Have a blessed day.

No. Ink on parchment is but a shadow of the pure word of God. It is a reflection, an imperfect image like an image in moving water.

Has the Holy Spirit sealed you? When the Holy Spirit communicated to me, it was like telepathy. No word was heard, just thoughts put right into my mind. The same regarding Scripture. If you pray for the HS to guide you, you won’t go wrong - no matter what translation you might prefer...

We've been over this MANY times. For us there is one God the Father. This is the only part that matters in our conversation - unless you are trying to confuse things. God is synonymous with LORD, not Lord. We have one LORD God and one Lord - like we have one President and one mayor.

Because the trinity is not there - in the front door or any other door. 'For us, there is one God, the Father' 1 Corinthians 8:6

The trinity is not in the Bible. If it were you it would be the most quoted verse.

Besides doctrine, why do you disagree? From beget verb Log In be·get | \ bi-ˈget , bē- \ begot\ bi-ˈgät , bē- \ also begat\ bi-ˈgat , bē- \; begotten\ bi-ˈgä-tᵊn , bē- \ or begot; begetting Definition of beget transitive verb 1: to procreate as the father : SIREHe died...

No. My statement is against your statement. Sad for you to interject words and meaning not contained in Scripture. Simply put, the Bible does not say one cannot be born homosexual. It says what we all know; that homosexuality is not natural. If you lack discernment between these 2 things, I'll...

I stand by my statement. I know what natural means. Thanks!

Self-deception is the most common type of lie.

Romans 1 doesn't say humans cannot be born homosexual. People are born with birth defects.

I'm so sorry for your start and am so grateful you found healing in Christ.

Beheading?! Sounds more coerced than free.

I have not doubt they were born that way - sinners, like us all. I tend to be especially tempted by other things like anger rather than lust, for instance.