Well said!Niv 2005 was addressing Evangelical feminism, and that was also focus of the 21011, as wanted to try to eliminate "male Parochial bias" so called in bible!
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Well said!Niv 2005 was addressing Evangelical feminism, and that was also focus of the 21011, as wanted to try to eliminate "male Parochial bias" so called in bible!
English is either his second or third language.Well said!
Al Mohler is not a prophet, nor the son of a prophet. In this he is akin to the global climate alarmists.All worked up over the TNIV, Albert Mohler in 2002 prophesied:
"Mohler said there are...pressures from those pushing political correctness....The language is being contorted so fast, he added, that in five to 10 years some will be arguing for the removal of words such as 'marriage' and 'family' from the Bible."
"'changes in the last several months have convinced me that...[the HCSB] is an important thing for Southern Baptists to do — if for no other reason than that we will have a major translation we can control.' Mohler was referencing the controversy over the Today's New International Version"
actually, its the only one that I know!English is either his second or third language.
he was "almost" speaking as a prophet in addressing current trends in translation!All worked up over the TNIV, Albert Mohler in 2002 prophesied:
"Mohler said there are...pressures from those pushing political correctness....The language is being contorted so fast, he added, that in five to 10 years some will be arguing for the removal of words such as 'marriage' and 'family' from the Bible."
"'changes in the last several months have convinced me that...[the HCSB] is an important thing for Southern Baptists to do — if for no other reason than that we will have a major translation we can control.' Mohler was referencing the controversy over the Today's New International Version"
No true prophet is "almost a prophet. One is either a prophet or a _____ prophet. He isn't the latter, because he didn't claim to be a prophet. But his speculations were woefully off-course.he was "almost" speaking as a prophet in addressing current trends in translation!
His speculation was spot on!No true prophet is "almost a prophet. One is either a prophet or a _____ prophet. He isn't the latter, because he didn't claim to be a prophet. But his speculations were woefully off-course.
His speculations were dead in the water. Now I know you don't have a rudimentary knowledge of English, but this is absurd. He made his speculations in 2002. He said within five to ten years a certain result would happen. But in 2007 --nothing of the sort occurred, neither did they occur in 2012. Now it's 2020 and....nothing. Let me ask you, what Christians have been arguing for the removal of the words 'marriage' and 'family'? It has not been happening. What mainstream Bible translations are missing those two words? You need to come out of your fictional world of make believe and become honest about a variety of things.His speculation was spot on!
His speculations were dead in the water. [edit] He made his speculations in 2002. He said within five to ten years a certain result would happen. But in 2007 --nothing of the sort occurred, neither did they occur in 2012. Now it's 2020 and....nothing. Let me ask you, what Christians have been arguing for the removal of the words 'marriage' and 'family'? It has not been happening. What mainstream Bible translations are missing those two words? [edit]His speculation was spot on!
How many churches have gone the way of the Homosexuality must be supported now by Church?His speculations were dead in the water. Now I know you don't have a rudimentary knowledge of English, but this is absurd. He made his speculations in 2002. He said within five to ten years a certain result would happen. But in 2007 --nothing of the sort occurred, neither did they occur in 2012. Now it's 2020 and....nothing. Let me ask you, what Christians have been arguing for the removal of the words 'marriage' and 'family'? It has not been happening. What mainstream Bible translations are missing those two words? You need to come out of your fictional world of make believe and become honest about a variety of things.
There are social engineers who manipulate the language to manipulate our thinking. That's how sodomites become homosexuals and then "gay" (merry) to promote a more accepting view of homosexuals
Engineers have been changing the biblical Christ Jesus to judaized Messiah Yeshua, to promote zionism.
Bill Mounce pretends "gender neutral" language is about keeping up with the language. But, it's to promote feminism. The Bible teaches patriarchy, watered down by most Baptists to "complimentarianism", but rejected by the left. Mounce wants women to be pastors, therefor he changes the NIV to promote that thinking. He's trying to scrub the Bible of patriarchy, among other things.
It's arglebargle to say the Bible needs to be updated every year because of changing language. People mostly keep the same vocabulary all of their lives. If you really are changing the NIV for those coming of age in 2019, then you've abandoned all the older generations. But, that's not what's going on here. This is the Boiling Frog principle, change the Bible too quickly and people will be shocked into rejecting your changes. Change it slowly, and people will be use to it and won't run away.
As in:I'm for translations being literal-as-possible, while being understandable in English.
In Romans 16:1, the Greek word 'diakoneo', from which we get "deacon" is used to describe Phoebe.
I see nothing wrong with women being PREACHERS...but [pastor] on a permanent basis...NO.
Major group says it cannot endorse NIV 2011 BibleChurches are composed of Christians for the most part. What you are addressing are non-Christian groups that call their gatherings churches.
The 'agenda' you made mention of has to evidence itself in the text of translations. You won't find what you constantly want to believe. You're just making stuff up like a fairytale. If you can't back up your charges with evidence from the actual text of translations you will prove to be a person without integrity. Don't be a rumor monger.
Y-1, what I said above still stands. Leave the world of fiction behind.Churches are composed of Christians for the most part. What you are addressing are non-Christian groups that call their gatherings churches.
The 'agenda' you made mention of has to evidence itself in the text of translations. You won't find what you constantly want to believe. You're just making stuff up like a fairytale. If you can't back up your charges with evidence from the actual text of translations you will prove to be a person without integrity. Don't be a rumor monger.
Major group says it cannot endorse NIV 2011 Bible
Take it up with them also!
Y-1 rarely reads his links. Most of the time his links don't even discuss the specifics he claims are in the links. Sometimes his links refute what he says. What Y-1 has do is his own homework instead of relying on others for his false information. Yet he has a creative mind and has thought up plenty of fiction on his own.That story was from 2010 — have they made any *recent* statements?
I guess many others have same fictional mindset as I do, as there are many Reformed and Baptist groups/churches/individual that agree with me that the Niv 2011 degraded the 1984 Niv!Y-1 rarely reads his links. Most of the time his links don't even discuss the specifics he claims are in the links. Sometimes his links refute what he says. What Y-1 has do is his own homework instead of relying on others for his false information. Yet he has a creative mind and has thought up plenty of fiction on his own.