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There are possibly thousands of people reading these posts. If you cannot answer the inquiry then you will lose all credibility in spite of your “irrelevant” mantra, in fact the more evasive you become the more people will realize that in reality you have no answer to this question revolving around the pivotal doctrine of your interpretation of Psalm 12.
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But you see, I have answered this, many times. Many just do not understand the answer, or disagree with it and falsely accuse me of believing in something I do not believe.
It is quite irrelevent to this issue today. We do not live in 1610, or previous, and cannot speak honestly about that time. We live here and now today. This issue is about today, not yesturday. Many only like to avoid the issue of today, by falsely turning the attention to the irrelevant past, to which cannot be answered by anyone of us today. We can only honestly and truthfully answer what we know of today, and those things concerning us today, having the faith of God concerning the past.
One thing that will benefit many greatly, is to come off idolizing the Greek and Hebrew languages. God has provided us his word 100% in 1611, in our language until this very day - church history attests to this, as well as the present church. The omittions and additions, and altering that is evident in the modern versions, is inexcusable. Again, these things do not compare to those things in the past. To turn to the Greek and Hebrew language to show that the KJB is in error to justify these alterations is unacceptable is very wrong, and leading many astray. I don't speak Hebrew or Greek, and I don't know it, and most people don't. This means, that I wuould have to rely upon the scholars (pharisees and scribes) of the day, to tell me what the Greek and Hebrew means. I do not need to, as God provided for me in my OWN LANGUAGE, and I truly believe that He did this for those who believe Him above and beyond those who claim today, they know the languages and try to deceive the naive. He gave me, and many other common English speaking faithful, His word of truth, in my OWN LANGUAGE, so the modern day scholars of today would not be able to deceive me with the vanity of their own mind and wisdom to which stems from their doubt of God's word in the first place.
love in Jesus Christ our Lord and Saviour,
michelle
There are possibly thousands of people reading these posts. If you cannot answer the inquiry then you will lose all credibility in spite of your “irrelevant” mantra, in fact the more evasive you become the more people will realize that in reality you have no answer to this question revolving around the pivotal doctrine of your interpretation of Psalm 12.
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But you see, I have answered this, many times. Many just do not understand the answer, or disagree with it and falsely accuse me of believing in something I do not believe.
It is quite irrelevent to this issue today. We do not live in 1610, or previous, and cannot speak honestly about that time. We live here and now today. This issue is about today, not yesturday. Many only like to avoid the issue of today, by falsely turning the attention to the irrelevant past, to which cannot be answered by anyone of us today. We can only honestly and truthfully answer what we know of today, and those things concerning us today, having the faith of God concerning the past.
One thing that will benefit many greatly, is to come off idolizing the Greek and Hebrew languages. God has provided us his word 100% in 1611, in our language until this very day - church history attests to this, as well as the present church. The omittions and additions, and altering that is evident in the modern versions, is inexcusable. Again, these things do not compare to those things in the past. To turn to the Greek and Hebrew language to show that the KJB is in error to justify these alterations is unacceptable is very wrong, and leading many astray. I don't speak Hebrew or Greek, and I don't know it, and most people don't. This means, that I wuould have to rely upon the scholars (pharisees and scribes) of the day, to tell me what the Greek and Hebrew means. I do not need to, as God provided for me in my OWN LANGUAGE, and I truly believe that He did this for those who believe Him above and beyond those who claim today, they know the languages and try to deceive the naive. He gave me, and many other common English speaking faithful, His word of truth, in my OWN LANGUAGE, so the modern day scholars of today would not be able to deceive me with the vanity of their own mind and wisdom to which stems from their doubt of God's word in the first place.
love in Jesus Christ our Lord and Saviour,
michelle
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