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Hi, I see no inspiration to the method or the translators or even the authors if biblical inspiration is being talk about. Inspiration is only to the words of God. Now , you are claiming that the King himself is a bi- sexual, ate stating a fact or just a fiction? Thanks

H Hi Studentoftheword, Actually, I have you my thumbs-up here, that the Niv amd Kjb is saying the same. I simply asked if you are NIV onlyist which I believe you are not. Your argument that "all bibles" say the same thing seems incoorect, if you made your researched welll. I expect you to check...

Ate you an NIV Onlyist? Thanks

Please check Luke 3:33 and you can spot the difference.

A mansion not only shows the vastness, the grandest, or spaciousness but also the quality of being permanent unlike rooms, dwellings or abode., which are temporary. Thanks for the PDF

Yet I disagree with your interpretation of the above verses that may have caused you a problem, pointing out that the word “prevent” hinders anyone's full understanding of the texts. The context concerns the coming return of Christ in the air or clouds in meeting with the saints (the dead in...

I just don't know if you really made an in-depth study as in the case of John 14:2 over the word "mansion" in the Kjb which you you seem to be an extremely bad translation. Have you even wondered, that even the word "terrible" can be used to mean an awe inspiring? Well, ca you give your...

Hereunder is Rufus insistence to consider. I quote: "You might want to meditate on 2Thes 2:13 some day. You'll discover that all believers were chosen to be saved through Sanctification by the Spirit and belief in the truth! In this precise order! See also 1Pet 1:2. Same logical order occurs in...

The KJB used in 1 Peter 1:23 the English word " incorruptible" as opposed to " uncorruptible" which is not liable to rot or decay. While it is true, used 1 time of the word with the prefix un, the context shows this is in reference to the word of God. The metaphor is spritual and not material...

Hi if I may, this what I believe in the text of 1 Peter 1:23, that being born again is the work of the Holy Spirit using the word of God which according to Peter lives and abides for ever. That is meant when the scripture used the word "by" being an instrument or means and best described to be...

Yes, they play out of context.

Here's the gospel that needs to be received. Understanding the spiritual nature of this is the need to receive it or believe it according to the scriptures. Believing the gospel saves, rejecting it condemns. 1 Cor. 15 15 Moreover, brethren, I declare unto you the gospel which I preached unto...

Paul also uses many comparisons of spiritual things to earthly things, perhaps, he cannot comprehend the spiritual nature of parables. 1cor2 1 Cor. 3 3 And I, brethren, could not speak unto you as unto spiritual, but as unto carnal, even as unto babes in Christ. 2 I have fed you with milk, and...

I don't think he understands the spiritual nature of that. 1cor2

Umm, the gift of salvation has been provided by the kindness of God through our Saviour Lord Jesus Christ Eph. 2:7 that's " by grace" and when it is received that's "through faith". Some one had already posted here that a gift is still gift either received or rejected. I just think, you are...

You are correct if the Bible says: For grace and faith are ye saved; and that not of yourselves: it is the gift of God. Ignoring, avoiding or disregarding the words " by and through" gets one nowhere.

Again you jump into another text while you have not yet disprove the historical context in John 6. The play is just the same. Well, i may somehow comment on this later. Thanks

The gift of God is salvation as per Paul, the " by and through" grace and faith are instrumentality in possessing salvation since that is actually the subject of Paul's letter. In so saying the responsive nature so that people get saved is " by grace...through faith.

Yep, if you disregard the historical context.

"ye" describes the people' faith relative to the subject faith is concerned in Eph. 2:8. How they are saved, yes is through faith. You said " the faith to the gift" implies the faith of men to God's gift of salvation. "For by grace are ye saved..." speaks how people get saved not that it...