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Finally, a quote list worth actually considering. You wrote that “the number of textual differences in the varying TR editions are too many to list in one post.” That is not accurate. What your own examples show is that translations and some printed editions sometimes departed from the...

The number of textual differences in the varying TR editions are too many to list in one post. Many of them may be minor, but at least some of them [see Luke 10:22 and Luke 17:36] are not. Luke 1:28 thou that art freely beloved [1560 Geneva Bible] [Beza] (see Backus, pp. 79, 91) thou that...

Donald Brake noted: “The 1611 translation shows the grammatical variations of two overlapping eras. Because the seventeenth-century translators lived and worked in an era that rode the shifting tides of language, they somewhat capriciously applied various rules of grammar. For instance, they...

Search Assist Did the following take place in an egg of the virgin Mary? And the messenger answering said to her, 'The Holy Spirit shall come upon thee, and the power of the Highest shall overshadow thee, therefore also the holy-begotten thing shall be called Son of God; Luke 1:35 YLT and...

The Scriptures are the specific revealed, written words of God given by the miracle of inspiration to the prophets and apostles. According to the Scriptures, God revealed His Word to the prophets and apostles by the Holy Spirit (Eph. 3:5, 2 Pet. 1:21, 2 Pet. 3:1-2, Rom. 15:4, 1 Cor. 2:10-13...

The Scriptures are the specific revealed, written words of God given by the miracle of inspiration to the prophets and apostles. According to the Scriptures, God revealed His Word to the prophets and apostles by the Holy Spirit (Eph. 3:5, 2 Pet. 1:21, 2 Pet. 3:1-2, Rom. 15:4, 1 Cor. 2:10-13...

Basically I don't rely on any translation but use TR and Ben Chayyim Masoretic Text arranged by Ginzburg in Hebrew. Question: Do you think the body of Jesus resembled 50% Mary and 50% God? You must remember these aspects of Mary: 1) Mary couldn't understand what Jesus said ( Luke 2:50) 2) Mary...

God's word tells us that He was born of a woman, and was made flesh: " And the Word was made flesh, and dwelt among us, (and we beheld his glory, the glory as of the only begotten of the Father,) full of grace and truth." ( John 1:14 ). That Mary conceived ( the natural process by which all...

I fully agree. The only reason I brought up "Jesus's DNA" was to stress Jesus's humanity, that he was "truly God" and this was precipitated by something that Cathode had stated. There are some yayhoos out there (I believe some Ron Wyatt afficianados) who try to say that Jesus had only 23...

I so agree. The Bible gives us all we need to know about the Saviour's incarnation. He would be born of a virgin, so not as the result of a man and woman coming intimately together. The Holy Spirit would bring this about. Arguing, as some do, about where His DNA came from, or suggesting that...

The Body and Blood of Christ The doctrine of the Incarnation stands at the center of the Christian faith. It is the mystery of the eternal Son of God taking real human flesh, becoming truly man while remaining truly God. Because of this, any teaching that distorts the nature of Christ’s...

How we inherit Adam’s guilt (and why it has nothing to do with DNA or blood) Sin is not a molecule. Holiness is not a chromosome. Adam’s guilt is covenantal, not biological. Scripture never teaches that sin is transmitted by: chromosomes blood chemistry DNA ovum sperm genetics Sin is not a...

This belief is built on false premises, bad biology, and worse Christology. It is nothing more than old Docetism and Gnosticism. Nothing, not one verse, word, letter or vowel in Scripture teaches this. Jesus was of the seed of David, and He could only be the seed of David through Mary...

Are you BLIND? If not, Read my post again. I mentioned Mt 1:20, Genesis 1:26-27, Col 1:16, Gen 32:24-30, John 17:5, John 8:56-58, Romans 5:12, Heb 11:26, and so on. You haven't refuted one single verse. As if I hadn't mentioned Chromosomes, but you need the whole sperm to fertilize the egg of...

By your theory Jesus was XY because he was given birth through Mary. From whom did Adam get his X chromosome?

This belief is built on false premises, bad biology, and worse Christology. It is nothing more than old Docetism and Gnosticism. Nothing, not one verse, word, letter or vowel in Scripture teaches this. Jesus was of the seed of David, and He could only be the seed of David through Mary. Men do...

Whose sperm was used for the ovum of Mary? Because Ovum is like a New York city and requires only the sperm which is like a San Francisco. When they are combined it becomes a human embryo which is like the New York City with electrical lines, water supply lines, roads, traffic signals, gas pipe...

Exactly, calling the Blessed Virgin Mary a “surrogate mother” is not an accurate description of what Scripture teaches about her role in the Incarnation. A surrogate carries a child for someone else. Mary did far more than simply “carry” Jesus. She conceived Him, carried Him in her womb, gave...

We feed upon Christ, but not in some crass, carnal way, but spiritually, by faith (c.f. 1 Cor. 3:1-3; Heb. 5:12-14). It doesn't. This is purely fanciful, driven by your faulty tradition. The woman in Genesis 3 is plainly Eve and there is not even a hint of 'immaculate conception.' Without...

The Old Testament is the New Testament concealed, and the New Testament is Old Testament revealed. Attributed to Augustine I think. Typology is an excellent way to understand scripture in both testaments. Can you see the scripture references I’m making in this thread Walter?