Is YOUR church doctrinal statement ONE with SATAN?
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I’ve heard a many of sermons with the preacher stating how they believe God’s word, how they trust God’s word, and then proceed to correct it in their sermon. Laughable at best...
It would be an honest practice if the preacher would just come out and say that the book they are teaching out of is not God’s word and cannot be trusted in it’s entirety, and he will do his best to interpret what it should say.
It would be an honest practice if the preacher would just come out and say that the book they are teaching out of is not God’s word and cannot be trusted in it’s entirety, and he will do his best to interpret what it should say.
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God watches over his word. And we have exactly what we need to know. Who is to say it's not perfect? You cannot prove a negative. So not having the originals makes that claim impossible. You need them in order to prove they say something different.
Besides, we have a better understanding of the ancient languages now and some of the newer translations reflect this. Jesus and the disciples used the best translation of their day. As did the first-century church.
Besides, we have a better understanding of the ancient languages now and some of the newer translations reflect this. Jesus and the disciples used the best translation of their day. As did the first-century church.
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