CharismaticLady
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Honestly, I was surprised it took this long to have the NLT demonized. The NLT helped to transform my life as I read Colossians 2:9-15. That said, the Blessed KJV is amazing for demonstrating the Doctrine of Circumcised Hearts . . . oh, and so does the Jewish Tanakh, which I suggest everyone read the next time they read through the entire Bible (hopefully in a timeline, chronological order.)
So . . . if we cannot use the NLT translation to ponder the Word of God, then we all had better stop talking, because there is far more Truth in the NLT than the mouth of any human. Just sayin' . . .
I've even had a Baptist minister mock and laugh in my face, in my own home, saying the same thing. It is shocking how these unsaved people can mock us, openly, and without any sorrow, remorse, or even regret in their uncircumcised Hearts. At least I was able to witness to a pastor that day!
Yes, like the Living Bible it is great, except for the verses that are not complete in the translations created by Westcott and Hort most modern translations are based on. Like Romans 8:1 and 1 John 5:7. There are more but those are the two I always check in any new translation that comes on the market. But I would like to buy one (if I don't have one already in my collection) and read the New Testament again. That's how the Living Bible was able to change my life. I believe God was leading the author, as He has been leading you and me.
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