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If two sisters in your church told you how to make the exact same cake but used different wording what would be the final authority? The cake, right? How can you tell? By the result, right? The faithful versions of God's Word all yield the same doctrines, the same truths, and most especially the same faith. </font>[/QUOTE]2 sisters? You mean 2 Gods?</font>[/QUOTE] Nope. I meant two sisters. This technique is called analogy.Originally posted by Askjo:
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</font><blockquote>quote:</font><hr />Originally posted by michelle:
How is it you trust every word in all versions, if all these versions are different and then what is your final authority when they differ, and how do you tell?
God gave us 4 gospels. They all differ from each other. Let me ask you one simple question: which one of the 4 is the MOST ACCURATE?There is ONE God! For example, He gave you 5 letters. You read all His 5 letters. His 5 letters differ each other. Let me ask you ONE simple question: Which one of 5 letters is MOST ACCURATE?
Editions of the TR and KJV differ from each other. Which one is the most accurate?MVs differ each other; which one of them is MOST accurate?
That is a lie Michelle. Not a mistake but a lie. I have addressed this very same subject and response with you before. I factually laid out my case to which you gave no response. When faced with facts, you shrank away not having the evidence to refute me nor the humility to apologize and admit you were wrong.Originally posted by michelle:
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These efforts, just like the KJV, are subject to man's fallibility.
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IN this you are 100% wrong and deny the power and providence of God Almighty over his very own words, and denial of his promises concerning them.
The originals weren't preserved. They were directly and divinely inspired through men who God specifically chose, spoke to directly, and who met biblical qualifications.The origionals were penned by fallible men, but God saw to it that his words were preserved as He desired, and has to this very day.
Really? Says who? You?If you believe that your Bible has mistakes in it, other than spelling, punctuation, and printers errors, then you have no final authority to lay claim to and your faith must be in vain.
For it is in the scriptures that we learn of Jesus Christ. [/qutoe] As it was prior to the creation of the KJV.He does not tell us how He would do it and above I showed that it is obviously not in the manner that you wish to believe.If God can sustain this universe and the air we breath for hundreds of years, HE ALSO can and does preserve HIS OWN WORDS for HE tells us he will and that they are everlasting.You are simply wrong. But if you are right then no English speaker has God's Word or His words... He only gave them in the languages of the original writers.NOt the message, the WORDS.Yes. By every "saying", "message", "command", etc. God never spoke to any human being in English.Man shall not live by bread alone, but by EVERY WORD that proceedeth out of the mouth of God.He does have power and providence... and He used them to preserve His Word in a way different from what you think He should have.If God did not have the power and providence of His word over fallible man concerning his words, we believe in a powerless, uncaring and lying God.He has all sorts of power that He divinely chose not to use. He could have prevented man from sinning but didn't. He could have prevented any copyist from ever making a mistake but He didn't. He could have caused the printing press to be invented and in use before the writing of the Bible so that we would have perfect facsimiles of the originals but He didn't.I believe in God ALmighty who spoke Let there be light, and there was light. There is power in each and every single word of God, no matter what language, because HE CREATED ALL LANGUAGES AND HAS THE POWER TO SEE TO IT THAT IT BE TRANSLATED IN HIS WILL AND ACCURATELY 100% REGARDLESS OF FALLIBLE MEN.
If God didn't see fit to cause His words to be perfectly copied in the original languages then you have absolutely no case to prove that He would ever cause translators to do a perfect job.
What you believe... and in this case believe that God should have done is of no value. It is what God did that is important.
We look at the historical facts and scripture then recognize how God providentially kept His promises. You refuse to look at the facts or even scripture really and just ASSUME that God should have done it the way you desire.
Your argument really isn't with us. It is with God. He did it His way and we keep showing you the proof. But because you wanted Him to do it your way, you keep rejecting the truth.
Yep.Originally posted by robycop3:
Declare Him, I believe the NIV/New Age garbage came from Riplinger, and that Michelle picked it up from someone who read Riplinger's garbage, told his aunt about it, who told her buddy over the gossip fence, who told her husband, who told his work partner, who told his wife, who told her sister, who told her grown son, who told his friend, who told one of his deacons, who told his pastor, who told another pastor, who told his choir director, who told her daughter, who told her niece, who told Michelle. In other words, it's just another KJVO fishing story.
Yea but Westcott and Hort had the same beliefs KJV translators did they felt the same way about Scripture.Anglicans do not preach salvation that said I'm sure there are Anglicans that are saved but as a whole there not. So if God could use Anglicans to translate the KJV then he can use Anglicans to copy a Greek Text. CriticsOriginally posted by michelle:
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Well I hate to disappoint you but the KJV translators were ANGLICAN Westcott and Hort were also ANGLICAN so if Westcott and Hort weren't saved then the KJV translators weren't either because they were from the same church. If you want to read an ANGLICAN Bible in the KJV fine.
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Salvation is NOT DETERMINED by the type of church you belong to. This point is irrelevent to this issue. These translators were translators, and very well educated men versed in many different languages, and translated God's Holy word, to which they all believed were the very words of God and this is how they approached their translation, unlike those of Westcott and Hort who were skeptics at best and heretics at worst. The two differed in not only the era they lived, but also their approach to the translation and the texts they used to translate. One was Godly and faithful (KJV translators), the other was skeptical and heretical/apostate (Westcott and Hort). There were a committee of 47 different men who all took great care and 6-7 years of work to translate to the best word for word accuracy as possible in the English language. Westcott and Hort sought to change what was already there by virtue of using those corrupt greek texts and the methods they used.
love in Jesus Christ our Lord and Saviour,
michelle
Or why the NIV is New Age.Originally posted by DeclareHim:
roby you are right again it looks like the KJV side ran. And we are left still without any proof of why there KJVO.
Or why the NIV is New Age. </font>[/QUOTE]I have NO problem with a person who chooses to be KJVO - no one has to prove to anyone why they choose that option.Originally posted by Marcia:
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roby you are right again it looks like the KJV side ran. And we are left still without any proof of why there KJVO.
Do you deny that New Age goes anywhere?Originally posted by C4K:
but there is NO evidence that it is New Age connected.