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This sounds like you deny the immutability of God. Please give an undeniable case example of your claim.

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Then that is effectively a denial of Biblical inerrancy.

Yep. Two questions I ask. Also which is oldest, which is the more common reading. Also whys. The texts between variants is of course the more common text. The text dating, goes to what is understood about manuscript writing their believed history. We pretty much have to believe the experts...

I am of the persuasion the NT OT quotes are the original OT. What turns out is the text between NT variants are always the same as the Byzantine! The differences are worth discussing.

God preserved His word. He gave our New Testament books in it's Greek. It's hand copied copies are in it's Greek. So am I to understand you think God changes it to something else? I presented a very specific change that is known to have occured. Re: Revelation 1:8, . . . κυριος ο θεος . . . TR...

Huh? Irrelevant. Re: Revelation 1:8, . . . κυριος ο θεος . . . TR changed it to, . . . ο κυριος . . . Omitting ο θεος.

https://www.baptistboard.com/threads/revelation-1-8.131408/

There is no codex Greek of Revelation 1:8 dated before tha TR that omits "saith Lord the God" without omitting "saith the Lord" too.

It has been.

Wrong. "Lord the God" is original to Revelation 1:8. "God" being omitted was one of the TR errors. Prove otherwise.

Revelation 1:8, I am Alpha and Omega, the beginning and the ending, saith Lord the God, which is, and which was, and which is to come, the Almighty. The KJV is missing "God" in the text.

Wilbur Pickering’s New Testament: John 3:18, The one believing into Him is not condemned, but the one not believing has already been condemned, because he has not believed into the name of the only begotten Son of God.

How is that a preservation? When "tree" is the correct reading?

God was always Omniscient. The Word was always also someone other than God being someone who was always with God. And was also always God too. . . . and the Word was God. In the beginning was the Word, and the Word was with God, . . . . . . The same was in the beginning with God. Again the...

We do not agree. John 1:18, John 1:1, In the beginning was the Word, and the Word was with God, . . . John 1:1-2. Was before His incarceration.

Sheol in the KJV is translated as, *pit, *grave & hell. Hades as *grave & hell. Not to be confused with two other places also translated hell. * pit & grave, are also other than, Sheol or Hades.

What English Bible text what? 1515 AD?

Not eating at restaurants that sell it is doable. But shopping at grocery stores that do not sell it can be problematic.

Open Theism disallows infinite omniscience. Genesis 22:12 is a deliberate case of finite knowledge on the part of the Son on balf of our infinite omniscient God the Father.