Can we be KJV only if we believe in Loss of salvation? The KJV teaches eternal security and a forever salvation in The Lord Jesus Christ.
Most astute.It's unfortunate that the premise of the debate is not even stated until after the nine minute mark. The premise is "Is it biblically mandated to exclusively use the KJV in English-speaking churches?"
Frankly, given that, there was no need for the debate; neither the KJV nor "English-speaking churches" are mentioned in Scripture.
If that weren't enough, the premise UTTERLY fails because English-speaking churches existed over 100 years before the publication of the KJV.
Next time, consider the wording of the premise before wasting your time preparing.
@Bible_Highlighter, at about the 19 minute mark, you state that the word of God is "incorruptible".
If that is true, why do you think it was possible for Westcott and Hort to corrupt the word of God? Either the word of God is incorruptible AND Westcott/Hort did not corrupt it, or the word of God IS "corruptible" and the KJV translators are at least potentially guilty of doing so.
Here's the bigger problem: Peter did not actually say that the word of God is incorruptible (as you claim). He said this:
"Being born again, not of corruptible seed, but of incorruptible, by the word of God, which liveth and abideth for ever."
The SEED is incorruptible. We have been born again of INCORRUPTIBLE SEED. Peter did not add any adjective to "the word of God" here, but you claim that he did.
YOU LEFT WORDS OUT, "taking away from the word of God", misrepresenting the text, and violating Revelation 22:19, which you had just finished discussing!
I'm not even halfway through your opening statement and you have already failed.
Being born again, not of corruptible seed, but of incorruptible, by the word of God, which liveth and abideth for ever.
Beware of false prophets, which come to you in sheep's clothing, but inwardly they are ravening wolves.
Ye shall know them by their fruits. Do men gather grapes of thorns, or figs of thistles?
Even so every good tree bringeth forth good fruit; but a corrupt tree bringeth forth evil fruit.
A good tree cannot bring forth evil fruit, neither can a corrupt tree bring forth good fruit.
Every tree that bringeth not forth good fruit is hewn down, and cast into the fire.
Wherefore by their fruits ye shall know them.
Wherefore I give you to understand, that no man speaking by the Spirit of God calleth Jesus accursed: and that no man can say that Jesus is the Lord, but by the Holy Ghost.
What do you believe the incorruptible seed is?Here's the bigger problem: Peter did not actually say that the word of God is incorruptible (as you claim). He said this:
"Being born again, not of corruptible seed, but of incorruptible, by the word of God, which liveth and abideth for ever."
The SEED is incorruptible. We have been born again of INCORRUPTIBLE SEED. Peter did not add any adjective to "the word of God" here, but you claim that he did.
No, I did not say that. Don't pretend to quote my words and then butcher them. Use the "Post reply" button and quote my words exactly as I wrote them.Amazing buddy, so let's get this straight... You just said...
1.) A person is born again with incorruptible seed.
2.) This incorruptible seed comes from a corrupted/corruptable word of God.
3.) Therefore the word of God is not incorruptible in 1 Peter 1:23, but instead it is only the seed that is incorruptible.
The KJV translators put the word "by" there; I didn't. I discussed it as two distinct clauses because the text has two distinct clauses:Well, you separated 1 Peter 1:23 into TWO statements, 1 about seed, 1 about the word of God, dissecting it through the word by.
That's three for three misrepresenting what I wrote.If that is the case, and the word of God is corrupted as you claim
That's four.So, if an incorruptible seed is coming from the word of God, how can the word of God be corruptible? You just called Jesus a liar.
I am staunchly KJV-only. I was saved over a decade ago now...
Here's the bigger problem: Peter did not actually say that the word of God is incorruptible (as you claim). He said this: (quotes 1 Peter 1:23)
The SEED is incorruptible. We have been born again of INCORRUPTIBLE SEED. Peter did not add any adjective to "the word of God" here, but you claim that he did.
No, I did not.Come on buddy, you said the SEED is incorruptable not the word of God... Let me quote you exactly: (my quote removed for brevity)
I took none of your words out of context. You said the word of God is not incorruptible,
Yes, I said that, because Peter wrote that.it is the seed that is incorruptible.
No, I said this: "Peter did not add any adjective to "the word of God" here."You said that incorruptible does NOT apply to the word of God.
Can we be KJV only if we believe in Loss of salvation? The KJV teaches eternal security and a forever salvation in The Lord Jesus Christ.
Or is the KJV wrong?
It's unfortunate that the premise of the debate is not even stated until after the nine minute mark. The premise is "Is it biblically mandated to exclusively use the KJV in English-speaking churches?"
Frankly, given that, there was no need for the debate; neither the KJV nor "English-speaking churches" are mentioned in Scripture.
If that weren't enough, the premise UTTERLY fails because English-speaking churches existed over 100 years before the publication of the KJV.
Next time, consider the wording of the premise before wasting your time preparing.
Hey, believe on the KJV and you shall be saved......Right?
@Bible_Highlighter, at about the 19 minute mark, you state that the word of God is "incorruptible".
If that is true, why do you think it was possible for Westcott and Hort to corrupt the word of God? Either the word of God is incorruptible AND Westcott/Hort did not corrupt it, or the word of God IS "corruptible" and the KJV translators are at least potentially guilty of doing so.
You said:Here's the bigger problem: Peter did not actually say that the word of God is incorruptible (as you claim). He said this:
"Being born again, not of corruptible seed, but of incorruptible, by the word of God, which liveth and abideth for ever."
The SEED is incorruptible. We have been born again of INCORRUPTIBLE SEED. Peter did not add any adjective to "the word of God" here, but you claim that he did.
You said:YOU LEFT WORDS OUT, "taking away from the word of God", misrepresenting the text, and violating Revelation 22:19, which you had just finished discussing!
I'm not even halfway through your opening statement and you have already failed.