ARE THERE ANY "CORRUPT" ENGLISH VERSIONS

[TC]

Originally posted by Spirit and Truth:
TC stated:

So far, I'm not impressed with your list. Your grasping at anything that may sound similar and you make no mention of context.

S&T:

Just sit tight. You may be more impressed as time goes on.

TC:

anything that may sound similar

S&T:
Let's recap:

Mesage... as above, so below

Every esoteric counterfit faith.. as above, so below


hmmmmmm...... QUITE similar. Might be good to check with your local wiccans or satanists just to be certain.

Context Context Context

I don't need to check pagan myths. They don't mean nothin to me.

 

[ScottEmerson]

Originally posted by TC:
Context Context Context

I don't need to check pagan myths. They don't mean nothin to me. [/QB]

Most importantly, the doctrine doesn't change. It is quite clear when you read the verses that Spirit and Truth places in question that the gospel truth comes shining through - the Truth of Jesus Christ. To me, that's the most important thing.

 

[Spirit and Truth]

quote:

Well, maybe you can put me in touch with my local Satanists and Wiccans, all of whom are following a syncretic religion with its roots in the late Victorian era, or later.

S&T:

I guess there is no need to contact them anyway. They didn't quote the bible. The "translator" of the message quoted a phrase that they use in their "faith", and put it into the mouth of Jesus. I am sure that it is no issue for them. They may even like it.


Have no appearance ...

 

[rsr]

No comment about Satanism and Wiccanism being recent developments and not entitled to use "Christian" symbols in their bogus attempt to pass themselves off as "ancient" religions?

 

[Spirit and Truth]

quote:

No comment about Satanism and Wiccanism being recent developments and not entitled to use "Christian" symbols in their bogus attempt to pass themselves off as "ancient" religions?

S&T:

Wiccans are druid wanna be's. That "religion" [ celts / druids] is actually quite old.

 

[ScottEmerson]

Originally posted by Spirit and Truth:
I guess there is no need to contact them anyway. They didn't quote the bible. The "translator" of the message quoted a phrase that they use in their "faith", and put it into the mouth of Jesus. I am sure that it is no issue for them. They may even like it.

It's not an issue for the vast majority of believers who read it. The translator used an accurate idiom for the Greek idiom, and just because some clueless individuals may say a similar phrase does not take away from the power of the Scriptures. I'm certainly not going to give them that power, nor am I going to dissuade unbelievers from reading what can be considered to be the most readable version of the Bible because of what some wackos say every now and then.

Just my two cents.