NaasPreacher (C4K)
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If American English speakers are so faithful, why did God give the Bible in Elizebethan English instead of American English?
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Because it is what Jesus said and the Spirit of God has confirmed it in my heart.And how is it you know this Hank. Because this is what the translators thought it meant? Because this is what commentaries think? Where is it Hank that you get understanding from. God? or man?
It wasn't too long ago that you asked me whether Jesus meant what He said (worded differently) about the jots and tittles and not one of them passing away.And I am also one of God's faithful, to whom God gave his promise to in Psalm 12 and many other scriptures. I don't need to know the Hebrew language to get the jots and tittles that Jesus was referring to for they have been translated into my own language, considering I am to live by every word that proceedeth out of the mouth of God.
truly it was the Hebrew text of the Old Testament, the Greek of the New. These are the two golden pipes, or rather conduits, where-through the olive branches empty themselves into the gold…. If truth be tried by these tongues, then whence should a Translation be made, but out of them? These tongues therefore, the Scriptures we say in those tongues, we set before us to translate, being the tongues wherein God was pleased to speak to his Church by the Prophets and Apostles.
God.Where is it Hank that you get understanding from. God? or man?
The confusion is not a result of having two different versions (although your church should at least on some level standardize) but of a lack of proper training onI read some posts concerning the "confusion." I experienced with that because I never forget what I learned from some members at my church. I was a S.S. teacher there. I shared with them with the KJV. They looked up some verses in their MVs and asked me questions. One said what the KJV says is not what her modern versions said. She asked me Why they differ each other. I answered her question, "That's main problem!" She was confused with 2 versions. It is the confusion in the church because they saw the difference between MVs and the KJV. When I use the KJV during teaching S.S. lesson in a class, it causes uncomfortable to any members at my church. I explained why I use the KJV. I shared with them upon the Bible issues, but I saw something wrong there. See something wrong in my church? Yes, it is the confusion. This can lead to little or more arguement.
No he is not, that is a work of Satan, and his followersHe is not sowing doubt and confusion in the churches.
Matthew 5:18 For verily I say unto you, Till heaven and earth pass, one jot or one tittle shall in no wise pass from the law, till all be fulfilled.I would also like to see your scriptural support that God said he would only preserve his words in the origional languages He gave them.
From a public domain website which says that if two books say different things, or they say inherently contradictory things, or one says more than the other, "they cannot both be God's word. This is simple, basic logic...".Hank, you should know very well that these differences DO NOT COMPARE - differences in them and reasons for them! God did not provide us scriptures today, 350 years later to tell us they are not scripture anymore. He is not taking out verses of scripture. He is not changing important and well known words to new ones. He is not making Jesus Christ a liar. He is not weakening the testimony of and deity of Jesus Christ. He is not sowing doubt and confusion in the churches.
Michelle, if you know the answer, why won't you just share it with the rest of us?Originally posted by michelle:
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Which is the Word of God and how do you know?
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Yes I do. He has made it evident. And you know too, you are just being stubborn and argumentative.
love in Jesus Christ our Lord and Saviour,
michelle
First you answered a question I didn't ask. You said "Yes I do" which is the answer to the question "do you know which one is the Word of God?". The question I asked is "Which is the Word of God?" Which you didn't answer, and "how do you know" which you also didn't answer.Yes I do. He has made it evident. And you know too,
Stubborn maybe, argumentative, I don't think so.you are just being stubborn and argumentative.
Then you should construe thatOriginally posted by michelle:
If my undersanding of Psalm 12 is wrong, please show me using OTHER SCRIPTURES to show my error. Otherwise your OPINION is meaningless.
You haven't shown anything. All you did is say "If it ain't the KJV, it ain't right!" IMHO, the best tranlation of these verses in Philippians 2 is in the New Living Tranlation (NLT). The NLT clearly states that Jesus was God - in agreement with John 1:1 - and that he became a man just like us.Originally posted by michelle:
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If you had spent 25 years of your life studying the Greek and Hebrew languages, I might respect these opinions. But...
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No, but you and others here most certainly do not know nor understand the Greek, Hebrew and English languages as well as the KJB translators did. And based upon the scholars of today choice for that word, and as I have shown, is NOT the best choice of words in our language, and to which also attacks the deity of our Lord Jesus Christ as a man.
love in Jesus Christ our Lord and Saviour,
michelle