That's a short list.
Do you not believe Jesus is Deity? I didn't realize that of you.
Much love!
Forgiveness is to those who keep the commandments of the Lord.
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Do you not believe Jesus is Deity? I didn't realize that of you.
Much love!
Hidden In Him
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Sure it could. The Koran has stood for a lot longer than just 400 years. It is filled with errors, is it not? Or are you assuming that the church alone is incapable of making any such errors?
I think this is more like familial love, or brotherly affectionate love. I think Christian love is much different. I think it's not so much about feelings and desires, rather, values and choices.
Much love!
Hidden In Him
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By the way, GP, while I agree with your premise, I can't say as I fully sympathize with your source here.
I would use other citations, or simply write something out myself.
GracePeace
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GracePeace
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Your link.
"Most modern translations agree that this was an uninspired and erroneous addition to the Latin Vulgate used to support the unscriptural doctrine of the Trinity."
Or perhaps a Oneness doctrine? I guess it doesn't have to be that Jesus isn't deity.
Does that not represent your view?
Much love!
GracePeace
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Why are there so many men who love God's Word, who've studied the original languages, who actually have international ministries winning souls, who don't see this KJV-onlyist viewpoint? Why is it always a bunch of ignorant hillbillies defending KJV-Onlyism?
GracePeace
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Wow, you know what, I was mistaken! I thought that the presentation was (oddly--I wasn't aware they even offered such things) a presentation made by Biblehub.com so I thought it was trustworthy. Thanks for pointing that out!
GracePeace
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I have no problem with hillbillies, I'm saying that billbillies don't know much, so they have no place to speak on issues that require an education to speak on--and all the educated men of God who love God and are bearing fruit always take a stance against KJV-Onlyism.
GracePeace
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Interestingly, I've heard the Quran was only standardized in the 1950s!
I see.
So, what was it that clued you in to @Enoch111 that he is an ignoramus from Appalachia?
Much love!
GracePeace
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GracePeace
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It's not about Enoch, the point is that in all my conversations, in all the debates, in all the presentations, it's always the case that men of God who are knowledgeable and who I can respect (even if I disagree with them on some or many points) take the stance against KJV-Onlyism, but fruits and nuts like "Pastor" Steven Anderson who take the stance for it--and I think Enoch should take note of that fact and get a clue.
GracePeace
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I changed the links due to your correction. Thanks.
This is one of the the new presentations.
So then when you said that . . .
. . . you didn't actually mean that everyone who defends KJV onlyism is an ignorant hillbilly?
How very imprecise.
Much love!
GracePeace
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Well, let's put it this way : I wouldn't be surprised if Enoch were an ignorant hillbilly. "Birds of a feather" LOL
That said, in contemporary English, "always" doesn't mean "in every case", it means "quite often"--and this is not a formal conversation, or a theological treatise, it's an informal conversation, so I feel free to use the vernacular.
GracePeace
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Here's an error in the KJV (from the video)
Acts 12:4
And when he had apprehended him, he put him in prison, and delivered him to four quaternions of soldiers to keep him; intending after Easter to bring him forth to the people.
The Greek says "pascha", and is translated as "Passover" in every other case, and refers to the specific Jewish festival, which takes place at a very specific time of the year, which many contemporary Christian "Easter" celebrations (eg, those of the Roman Catholics and Orthodox) intentionally break with.
Easter doesn't correspond with Passover in most cases.
This is just one error.
Acts 12:4
And when he had apprehended him, he put him in prison, and delivered him to four quaternions of soldiers to keep him; intending after Easter to bring him forth to the people.
The Greek says "pascha", and is translated as "Passover" in every other case, and refers to the specific Jewish festival, which takes place at a very specific time of the year, which many contemporary Christian "Easter" celebrations (eg, those of the Roman Catholics and Orthodox) intentionally break with.
Easter doesn't correspond with Passover in most cases.
This is just one error.
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