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Luke 1 describes a six month old unborn baby reacting to the world it has never seen and cannot yet reach. A conscious reaction to a specific person’s voice. The babies heart begins pumping blood on day 16. If you need Scripture to hold on to, the Bible says the life of the flesh is in the...

That which is born of the flesh is flesh, and that which is born of the Spirit is spirit (John 3v6). Once the necessity of being born again has been proved, the next question is, “How do I get this new birth? Where does it come from? Is it something I can get for myself, or does someone...

It may be perceived as nothing. It may be nothing to most people. But let me throw in some doctrinal importance. OT mention puts a very critical doctrine in place. The Savior is not credited to Adam’s lineage in the promise and first mention of salvation. In the genealogies, parentage is...

I did not read your opening post, but I agree, the only version of God's word that is infallible is the original inspired version, not any of the man-made copies . I use the terms trustworthy and reliable for our original language copies found in the differing versions such as the CT and MT...

I forgot to post this reply, or didn't hit the 'post reply' button; either way. That has mostly be replied to already at: NKJV Luke 1:35, Oops, but additionally: "His Human Nature, neither as to Soul or Body, Pre-existed His Incarnation; "but in the Fulness of Time He was Made of a woman, and...

By infallible, I mean incapable of textual or factual error. If someone uses “infallible” merely to mean spiritually authoritative or trustworthy concerning salvation, that is a different claim. We begin with a fact Christianity already accepts: human beings are fallible. That alone does not...

Greetings to you Anthony (If I may address you as Anthony). Peace and hope to you and your family on this glorious day. Despite the lack of precision I'm about to have, I think "God is soul" (representing the Father anyway) would be more accurate. Your question seems to me to imply parts...

Thanks for the post. This reminds me of the Cabbage Patch version. There are extraneous words in there not needed for comprehension, such as "Yo" and "the big man upstairs" (a little sacriligious, don't you think?). Plus, this is similar to the dynamic equivalence concept, which puts reader...

At first, I thought it only existed for the sake of being blasphemous, but because I have family who work in the public education system, I genuinely believe there's a section of the population that can only understand English this way. Luke 1:27-31 So, like there was this girl named Mary who...

On the contrary. It is in that it is the KJV reading. . . . which shall be born of thee . . . .

This passage is pregnant with meaning. "The Whole Gospel is a Mystery; the various Doctrines of the Gospel are the Mysteries of the Kingdom; the knowledge of which is given to some, and not to others; it is the Mystery of Godliness, and, without Controversy, Great; and this stands the First...

It was not in the Textus Receptus used for the NKJV. I think it was a copy of the Stephanus edition. Luke 1:35. Omit "of thee" after "born." S E G Lm T Tr A W WH NA HF versus B Lt, AV Stephanus and Erasmus omit. It's in Beza. Beza probably got it from the Latin...

The Luke 1:35 “of you” omission is not important, as it is clearly implied, indicating Christ will be born from Mary.

. This rant doesn't address NKJV Luke 1:35 "of you" omission.

This information is also missing from the F35GNT apparatus.

I just see where these versions have "of thee", "of you", "[born of you]", "your child", etc. , besides the King James Bible. Berean Annotated Bible "The angel (messenger) replied, “The Holy Spirit {Hagion Pneuma} will come upon you, and the power {dynamis} of the Most High will overshadow you...

Ding, Ding, Ding! We Have a Winner!! And Mary Giving Birth to Jesus happens to be a direct Fulfillment of the Prophecy in Isaiah 7:14; "Therefore the Lord Himself Will Give you a Sign: Behold, the virgin Will be with Child and Will Give Birth to a Son, and Will Call Him Immanuel" and is linked...

Continued from; A Declaration of My Own Position on the Inspiration and Preservation of Holy Scripture, by Thomas Ross. "Concerning the Preservation of Scripture",1 I confess: 1.) "God Revealed the Scriptures so men could know His Will both in the Old and New Testaments and in the future...

The Church of England makers of the KJV removed many words found in the pre-1611 English Bibles. Along with reducing the number of uses of several archaic words, the KJV completely removed some archaic, antiquated, rare, unusual, or difficult words or spellings found in one or more of the...

The actual issue is the KJV has "of thee" as it's text. The issue of said text being the reading of Luke 1:35 God breathed original autograph is an all important question. But not the topic.