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ANY here Hold That the Bible Does have Errors In text? Like In Science/History etc?
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menageriekeeper
Active Member
I rather doubt it.
While we may not always understand the relationship between what is written and what "science" or "history' experts think occured, in the end it will be science and history that gives way to scripture.
While we may not always understand the relationship between what is written and what "science" or "history' experts think occured, in the end it will be science and history that gives way to scripture.
freeatlast
New Member
There is no doubts here. I accept the original manuscripts to be without any error in any way.
What do you mean by error? Cause that's an important question. Are you saying the events don't contradict each or are you suggesting all the accountings need to line up precisely.
BTW, I hold to the ETS doctrinal statement which I sign yearly.
BTW, I hold to the ETS doctrinal statement which I sign yearly.
What do you mean by error? Cause that's an important question. Are you saying the events don't contradict each or are you suggesting all the accountings need to line up precisely.
BTW, I hold to the ETS doctrinal statement which I sign yearly.
That the ORIGINAL manuscripts were FULLY w/o any errors within them... Accurate in every issue, wether historical/scientific/theological etc....
and that we DO have extremely accurate copies of them today, have some variances regarding numbers in OT, some harmonizing problems etc, but still essentially Accurate!
menageriekeeper
Active Member
If God can't perserve His Word among men, how can He perserve your soul againt the powers of darkness?
Thankfully God does preserve His Word. Sadly, that has nothing to do with man-made, error-filled translations. God forbid.
We have all of God's divinely preserved Words in the 5500 copies. Deciphering and understanding what is man's addidion and commentary v God's actual Words is a herculean task. Hence my thankfulness for Dr. and Dr. Aland and the yeoman work they have done in blending all of the 5500 documents.
I do not know of one man-made translation in any language that does not have errors and poor word choices. Some errors come from man's limited understanding of the text; some are intentional mis-translations to "not offend" or to "promote some doctrine".
We have all of God's divinely preserved Words in the 5500 copies. Deciphering and understanding what is man's addidion and commentary v God's actual Words is a herculean task. Hence my thankfulness for Dr. and Dr. Aland and the yeoman work they have done in blending all of the 5500 documents.
I do not know of one man-made translation in any language that does not have errors and poor word choices. Some errors come from man's limited understanding of the text; some are intentional mis-translations to "not offend" or to "promote some doctrine".