Originally posted by Rev. Lowery:
I will make it clear what I am saying
1. Yes the originals written by the Disciples and all the old testament authors are Gods word 100%.
2. Because we dont have those the TR became the 100% word of God.
3.Because we no long have the complete TR the KJV 1611 is Gods word 100% even when the TR was around it was not in English the KJV is in English which makes in the Word of God.
I dont care how many time someone say "version" and "translation" are the same they are absolutely not. The KJV 1611 is a translation. Everything after it is a version. Sure the newer AV's and MV's are good some are great some are down right abominations. If a "Bible" removes Christ, His Deity, The Father, The Blood, Salvation, Holy Ghost, Hell, Lake of Fire, or any others then it is not The Word of God. You can say, "Oh, But thats OK it doesn't take away from the message as a whole." I am here to tell you it does and your taking away your part in the Kingdom of Heaven if You take away from his Holy Word. People are constantly removing small pieces of the Bible and it started with the NIV now we have "Bible's" that are perversions because we as Christians want make a stand and put a stop to it. People like MV's because they appeal to the flesh and make us feel good about all the junk we know we shouldn't do. More often then not MV's make it OK to fornicate, adulteries, lust, covet, worship other gods, and I dont want any part of it.
And...
Originally posted by Rev. Lowery:
blas·phe·my
NOUN:
pl. blas·phe·mies
A contemptuous or profane act, utterance, or writing concerning God or a sacred entity.
The act of claiming for oneself the attributes and rights of God.
An irreverent or impious act, attitude, or utterance in regard to something considered inviolable or sacrosanct.
Nope I have not even come close and never will.
So you claim, but is it true? Hardly...
An irreverent or impious act, attitude, or utterance in regard to something considered inviolable or sacrosanct.
But that is
exactly what you are doing when you say:
now we have "Bible's" that are perversions
Digging a little deeper...
in·vi·o·la·ble ( P ) Pronunciation Key (n-v-l-bl)
adj.
1. Secure from violation or profanation: an inviolable reliquary deep beneath the altar.
2. Impregnable to assault or trespass; invincible: fortifications that made the frontier inviolable.
- from Dictionary.com
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sac·ro·sanct ( P ) Pronunciation Key (skr-sngkt)
adj.
Regarded as sacred and inviolable.
- from Dictionary.com
What you claim you preach is directly opposed to what you actually preach, Rev. Lowery. Your claim was "Nope I have not even come close and never will" after you had just said some Bibles are perversions. Now which is it, Rev. Lowery?
Out of all the legitimate modern Bible versions, I have seen none which "removes Christ, His Deity, The Father, The Blood, Salvation, Holy Ghost, Hell, Lake of Fire, or any others." The NIV, the NASB, the NKJV, etc. all teach these basic Christian foundations. Can you show us one single place where any of these versions say Jesus is not Lord? Can you show us one place where any of these versions teach we must rely on something beside the blood of Christ for salvation? No, of course you can't because you make false claims against Bible versions that are not worded exactly as the KJV. When you make these false claims against these Bible versions
you blaspheme the word of God. Pure and simple, cut and dried. Of course there are versions which
do remove some of these things, but these are versions "translated" by errant groups such as Mormons, Jehovah's Witnesses and Seventh Day Adventists. Their versions are not mainstream, legitimate Bible versions because they were translated with the sole purpose of promoing eroneous doctrines.
I have read that the TR did not exist when the KJV was translated, but that it was compiled from the bits and pieces of texts that were used in the translating of the KJV. If the TR was compiled from various incomplete manuscripts, doesn't that place it in the same position as the other Greek texts you deny? Were not all these Greek texts made up from partial manuscripts? Were any of these manuscripts complete? So how is it that the TR can be guaranteed 100% accurate while the other texts are guaranteed 100% wrong? Your "reasoning" makes no sense.
So, call it what you will, you actually
do blaspheme the word of God, and you hold a double standard for the Greek texts which underlie the various English Bible translations. Yes, Rev. Lowery, despite your claim to the contrary, they
are translations because they were translated from Greek texts. Just because the underlying text was not the TR doesn't mean these translations are the "perversions" you falsely claim they are.