That's your opinion and choice, but most everyone else would not agree with you. God's truth is not exclusive to anyone one in particular simply because of the translation of their choice....the spirit of God is bigger than that. In fact, God can open His truth to you even if you don’t have a single Bible.
God’s truth is revealed only to people that trust Him, and you don’t trust Him to provide you with an accurate translation of His Word.
From my own and others, not to mention that the Bible says that we are to grow in grace and in knowledge…..growth/maturity takes time.
I thought you were talking about truth; now you want to change the subject to grace and knowledge. The truth is always the truth regardless of how much you know about it.
If all that you know now is what you have always known, then you must either believe that you are god, or that the KJV is not helping you at all and or God has stopped working with you.
Again you have changed the subject; you are not talking about truth here. The truth, about God, that I learned as a child, is and always has been unchanging. I may know more of it now than I did as a child, but no amount of additional knowledge can change the truth. The truth is the truth regardless of how much you may (or think) you know about it.
What are you suggesting? Are you saying that single Bible study is the only way for not be lead astray?
No, I am saying that group study is no guarantor of God’s presence. God cannot reveal something to you in a group that he doesn’t also reveal to you when you are in whatever group you are in and both revelations be true and from God.
This again is your opinion.
And your claim that God almighty will not or can not provide you with a single accurate translation of His Word, is your opinion.
Yes, but a true teacher is one that treats his student/pupil/disciples with love and respect and not subjects to be ruled over.
Unless you can document that every school master i.e., teacher, in 17th century Britain was the tyrant you claim they would be if they are a master and that the translators meant to say every school master is such a tyrant, then your objection is false.I fear that you want every teacher to be so full of “love and respect” that they cannot actually relay what must be taught to a pupil that doesn’t want to be taught.
You are twisting what I said....I never spoke about a bad student.
For all have sinned and come short of the glory of God. As far as God is concerned, we all start out as bad students and must be disciplined accordingly.
I know what I am talking about, because I have experienced it and I was not by any stretch of the imagination a wayward student.....my parents would not have tolerated that.
Just how does your modern day experience reflect 17th century reality?
Jesus is my Brother/teacher/instructor and guide, and of course my God.
The Bible tells you this? What chapter? What verse?
Interesting, I never considered myself a modern Bible advocate and I have never advocate one translation of the Bible over another. If we could just stop labling people it would be a lot better for us.
I call it as I see it.
The problem is not with God.....the problem is with human langue. Human langue is limited, so how finite langues with a finite mind can comprehend all the reality of the things of God?
God didn’t create human language? What was the Tower of Babel all about?
You have a problem of twisting my words to mean something that I never said. The point that I was making if I was not clear enough is that God shows us things that we are able to understand with our limitations. The Bible is not the sum total of God's knowledge or what the children of God will be doing for all eternity.
I haven’t twisted anything. You plainly claimed that the limitations of human language prevents God from fully and effectively communicating with us when you said, “Human langue is at best inadequate in expressing perfectly the reality of spiritual things.”
That's what you say I am saying, that not what I said though.
Again I point you to what you said about the inadequacies of human language to express spiritual things. If you say that God cannot effectively communicate spiritual things to you using your human language, then you are limiting the power of the omnipotent God- or you simply refuse to listen to what He tells you.