A Perfect Righteousness

[Van]

I did what you did, and with better translations.

Yet another post of derailment, addressing petty bickering rather than the topic. This is what false teachers do,

You claim the Greek word order governs phraseology. But no mention of the highly respected translations, NKJV and NASB clearly indicated that those termed "the called" referred to their being set apart in Christ.

1) The word order in Greek does not govern the word order in English.

2) Jude 1:1 clearly teaches "the called" are those God has set apart in Christ.

3) "The called" undergo the washing of regeneration once transferred into Christ, and arise a new creation, made perfect and righteous by the blood of the Lamb.

 

[Brightfame52]

Yet another post of derailment, addressing petty bickering rather than the topic. This is what false teachers do,

You claim the Greek word order governs phraseology. But no mention of the highly respected translations, NKJV and NASB clearly indicated that those termed "the called" referred to their being set apart in Christ.

1) The word order in Greek does not govern the word order in English.

2) Jude 1:1 clearly teaches "the called" are those God has set apart in Christ.

3) "The called" undergo the washing of regeneration once transferred into Christ, and arise a new creation, made perfect and righteous by the blood of the Lamb.

We have the pot calling the kettle black lol

 

[Van]

We have the pot calling the kettle black lol

Yet another post of derailment, addressing petty bickering rather than the topic. This is what false teachers do,

You claim the Greek word order governs phraseology. But no mention of the highly respected translations, NKJV and NASB clearly indicated that those termed "the called" referred to their being set apart in Christ.


1) The word order in Greek does not govern the word order in English.

2) Jude 1:1 clearly teaches "the called" are those God has set apart in Christ.

3) "The called" undergo the washing of regeneration once transferred into Christ, and arise a new creation, made perfect and righteous by the blood of the Lamb.

 

[Brightfame52]

Yet another post of derailment, addressing petty bickering rather than the topic. This is what false teachers do,

You claim the Greek word order governs phraseology. But no mention of the highly respected translations, NKJV and NASB clearly indicated that those termed "the called" referred to their being set apart in Christ.


1) The word order in Greek does not govern the word order in English.

2) Jude 1:1 clearly teaches "the called" are those God has set apart in Christ.

3) "The called" undergo the washing of regeneration once transferred into Christ, and arise a new creation, made perfect and righteous by the blood of the Lamb.

I used the KJV and The Greek Text

 

[Van]

I used the KJV and The Greek Text

Neither supports your claim. The NKJV uses your "Greek Text" and supports the true doctrine, the called have been set apart in Christ.

 

[KenH]

Neither supports your claim. The NKJV uses your "Greek Text" and supports the true doctrine, the called have been set apart in Christ.

As has been previously shown, the NKJV is the same as the KJV:

Revelation 13:8
KJV - "the Lamb slain from the foundation of the world."
NKJV - "the Lamb slain from the foundation of the world."

 

[Brightfame52]

Neither supports your claim. The NKJV uses your "Greek Text" and supports the true doctrine, the called have been set apart in Christ.

They do. I showed you the KJV which uses a greek text and a greek text

 

[Van]

As has been previously shown, the NKJV is the same as the KJV:

Revelation 13:8
KJV - "the Lamb slain from the foundation of the world."
NKJV - "the Lamb slain from the foundation of the world."

Does anyone believe this poster really has no idea or grasp of the topic? Jude 1:1, not Revelation 13:8. Neither do I.

 

[Van]

They do. I showed you the KJV which uses a greek text and a greek text

The Greek text supports the translation that names were not written since the foundation of the world in the Lamb's book of life who was slain. Note how often false teachers rely on mistranslation to push false doctrine!!