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11/15/09 1:17 PM Sister CH    • Posted 6 days ago • Add new comment Weblog: Who Really Owns "The Holy Land"? (by Dr. Robert L.... 13 comments Having recently read the OT, I can not possibly see how anyone could come to the conclusion that God is done with Israel. I really like verses Jer 31:35-37 which basically says that God could no more forget Israel as he could forget the sun, the moon, the stars, and the sea and the laws that govern them and that Israel will always be a nation before him. Then there is Luke 13:35 (Behold, your house is left unto you desolate: and verily I say unto you, Ye shall not see me, until the time come when ye shall say, Blessed is he that cometh in the name of the Lord.) The the church replaced Israel, then Jesus should have come back again since we have no problem saying blessed is he that cometh in the name of the Lord. Zech 14:1-22 speaks about a time in the Millennium dealing with Israel and all the other nations will have to honor God once a year at the Festival of Booths or they get the flesh eating disease. This obviously has not yet happened. Jer 33:23-26 and Ezek 13:20-22 are also very good. Tried to post the actual verses but I was limited on the length. 10/29/09 4:48 PM brother Michael    • Add new comment Sermon: The Saints Rejoice At The Destruction Of The... W. J. Mencarow 1 comment “ Much needed message ” I am so thankful for these messages by William Mencarow on Revelation. And that the Lord has freed me from dispensationalism and all its confusion. I pray others may listen to these messages and study the Scriptures. 10/25/09 9:36 AM Bibleworm    • Add new comment Weblog: What Bible Should You Use? Pt.II 19 comments Half of all customers who walk into a store intending to buy a Bible leave empty-handed, according to Brenda Lugannani, a vice president of Family Christian Stores, the nation's largest Christian chain. "When they look at what's available," she says, "it begins to confuse them." http://www.latimes.com/news/printedition/front/la-na-bible25dec25,1,502680.story?page=1&ctrack=1&cset=true 'There is an even more serious issue, which is that the multiplicity of versions as well as editions are seriously undermining the authority of what is the Word of God. Which one is the right one? Which one contains all of the original?' MAV Trinitarian Bible Society: "The NIV contains enough truth to be used of the Holy Spirit to draw a man to the Saviour. But although it contains truth, is it the very Word of God? If not, Christians must be urged to return to the truth." There is no denial that sinners may be saved through the modern versions..versions contain enough of the gospel (1 Cor 15:1-4) just like a person may be saved by hearing a sermon or reading a tract. This however does not mean that God sanctions such versions or that the Church should continue using them..God still holds His people responsible to use the most faithful translation, based on THE PUREST TEXT' jk 10/25/09 8:56 AM justme  from NC    • Add new comment Weblog: What Bible Should You Use? Pt.II 19 comments The NIV does deny the deity of Christ in many places but not all.Since it does in even one place it is of the devil.Satan is very subtle! You cannot see this unless you lay it side by side with the KJV Please see the book "If the Foundations be Destroyed" The NIV is now used as the Homosexual's Bible because it is gender neutral therefore making homosexuality non existent and women preachers. People that defend a religion or a version so vehemently are not truly worhsiping the Lord,you're clinging to man. If you have not studied the two versions you do not know.I have been where you are until someone gave me the guide I mentioned.Please inform yourself. 8/5/09 9:31 AM SteveR  from Upper Midwest    • Add new comment Weblog: Who Really Owns "The Holy Land"? (by Dr. Robert L.... 13 comments There is an excellent statement issued on this very subject called the 'Wittenberg Door.' It is signed by dozens of the most conservative Pastors and seminary professors of our Day. This issue is of great concern because how this heresy has led some Pastors(like those commented in the RPC paper) away from the truth. http://www.fccm.net/site/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=42:the-wittenberg-door&catid=16:articles&Itemid=63 If the document doesnt appear at first, type 'Wittenberg Door'in the search 8/5/09 9:12 AM SteveR  from Upper Midwest    • Add new comment Sermon: One World Civil Government Is A Certainty - And... W. J. Mencarow 3 comments “ Interesting Sermon! ” Ken Unger, the sermon text used was Jeremiah 20:4, a zero must have slipped in. 20:4 is where Jeremiah prophesied to the abusive, idolatry accepting priest Pashur of the upcoming Babylonian captivity. It would seem that the Roman Catholic Church would be better suited in the role of Pashur than Babylon is this spiritualized neopreterist postmillineal eschatological bridge for dipensationalists(I didnt know what else to call it). I would enjoy listening to a followup on why the obvious role for Pashur was so easily dismissed. 8/4/09 11:26 PM Phillip Andrew Jones  from New South Wales Australia    • Add new comment Weblog: Who Really Owns "The Holy Land"? (by Dr. Robert L.... 13 comments The Babylonian Talmud is the holiest book of Judaism, not the Old Testament of the Holy Sciptures. The Talmud contradicts, nullifies, and creates loopholes in the word of God. The Talmud is the word of men. The Talmud says that an individual must pray in association (ten men) with a "mininjan" (Berachot 6a). MATTHEW 6:6, Jesus Christ said, 'But thou, when thou prayest, enter into thy closet, and when thou hast shut thy door, pray to thy Father which is in secret; and thy Father which seeth in secret shall reward thee openly. (7) But when ye pray, use not vain repetitions, as the heathen do; for they think that they shall be heard for their much speaking. (8) Be not ye therefore like unto them: for your Father knoweth what things ye have need of, before ye ask him. 8/4/09 11:16 AM Ken Ungar  from Montreal, Canada    • Add new comment Sermon: One World Civil Government Is A Certainty - And... W. J. Mencarow 3 comments “ Great Sermon! ” Please note that there is no Jeremiah 20:40. Nevertheless, Torrey's Treasury of Scripture Knowledge gives Jeremiah 50:38-40 as 1 of its cross-references to "and the water thereof was dried up." 7/12/09 8:50 PM Angela Wittman  from Southern Illinois    • Add new comment Sermon: Government vs. God W. J. Mencarow 6 comments “ Great Sermon! ” Thank you so much for this powerful sermon. I encourage others to listen to it and take your advice. We can all pray, help elect and promote godly men for civil office. May the good LORD bless your ministry. 7/6/09 8:53 AM Mike  from New York    • Add new comment Weblog: What Bible Should You Use? Pt.II 19 comments The love of money is surely a root of evil, Wayne. Just not all evil. "The Love of Money? The root to the bad fruit? Obviously money gives the first opportunity to buy a prostitute (maybe not an evil thought until money was readily available in a big fat wallet), the lust follows as does the adultery." If this were true, poor folk would never do evil. Evil begins in the heart, not in the wallet. One does not need a fat wallet to look upon a woman with lust, which Jesus called adultery. 7/6/09 5:55 AM Wayne    • Add new comment Weblog: What Bible Should You Use? Pt.II 19 comments To name a few- adultery/lust, taking the name of God in vain, making/worshipping false gods, bearing false witness for starters. None of these evils have as motivation love of money, thus love of money is not the root of these evils.##### Hi Mike Like the scripture 'Out of the heart proceeds evil thoughts, murders adulteries etc Can there be 'murder' without the evil thought first? Interesting the Lord Jesus begins with 'evil thoughts' and obviously the heart is where evil begins and the thoughts lead to even greater evil fruit. The Love of Money? The root to the bad fruit? Obviously money gives the first opportunity to buy a prostitute (maybe not an evil thought until money was readily available in a big fat wallet), the lust follows as does the adultery. Money buys it all- gives the opportunity. How many Hollywood actors would sell their soul for money? All manner of blasphemy and taking the Lord's name in vain to follow in their films? Isn't money (Gold) a false god and worshipped and then the ruin of nations? Just plucked one sinners ode to 'the love of money' out of many with that song title-sadly interesting http://www.6lyrics.com/music/willie_da_kid/lyrics/love_for_money.aspx 7/6/09 2:45 AM Jason Robert Schuiling  from Pacific Northwest    • Add new comment Weblog: Has Quantum Physics "Found" Christ? Pt. II 1 comment I'm afraid that this sort of outlandish speculation and contrivance is far too below the sound mind of a Reformed minister. Let us leave the unbelieving world to their folly and hold fast to the Word of Truth. 7/5/09 6:53 PM Mike  from New York    • Add new comment Weblog: What Bible Should You Use? Pt.II 19 comments Wayne, "Q: In context...What evil or sins will not men be drawn to by the love of money?" To name a few- adultery/lust, taking the name of God in vain, making/worshipping false gods, bearing false witness for starters. None of these evils have as motivation love of money, thus love of money is not the root of these evils. John, I do appreciate you for your concern. Yet I must say where I place my faith is in the Lord Jesus Christ, and in the Holy Spirit's revealing of the meaning of the word of God. I will continue to avoid making of a version of the Bible into an idol, but will continue to use the AV in the discussions so as to not offend others. 1 Tim 6:10 "money" from Strongs: 5365.philaguria, from 5366; avarice-love of money 5366.philarguros, from 5384 and 696; fond of silver(money) avarice(the Free Dictionary): extreme greed for wealth. 7/5/09 6:14 PM John UK  from Wales    • Add new comment Weblog: What Bible Should You Use? Pt.II 19 comments For the love of money is the root of all evil: which while some coveted after, they have erred from the faith, and pierced themselves through with many sorrows. 1 Timothy 6:10 KJV This is a correct translation. Mike, here is something I would recommend you try, if you would increase your faith in the Bible, as you obviously have difficulty with that. I say this as a friend, eh? Ask the Lord to reveal to you the meaning of the word 'money' in the text. If he shows you what he showed me, you'll have perfect peace about it, and come over to the KJV with ne'er a word more needing to be said. After all, you ask the Lord for help as you read the Bible, don't you? Just be more specific about this one word. 7/5/09 6:06 PM Mike  from New York    • Add new comment Weblog: What Bible Should You Use? Pt.II 19 comments "You don't force scripture to your doctrine, you forge your doctrine from scripture." "For the love of money is the root of all evil: which while some coveted after, they have erred from the faith, and pierced themselves through with many sorrows." 1 Timothy 6:10 KJV This is a correct translation." Now bro, if this is a correct translation, and you believe what it says to be true, you have to believe what is false is somehow true, for the love of money is not the root of all evil. What should we say then? Since we agree that we cannot force Scripture to say what it does not say, is it a correct translation of a text error, or is it an incorrect tranlation of a correct text? 7/5/09 5:58 PM Wayne  from UK    • Add new comment Weblog: What Bible Should You Use? Pt.II 19 comments For the love of money is the root of all evil: which while some coveted after, they have erred from the faith, and pierced themselves through with many sorrows. 1 Timothy 6:10 KJV Mike Q: In context...What evil or sins will not men be drawn to by the love of money? It was the sin of Judas, and the root of all his iniquity 7/5/09 5:41 PM John UK  from Wales    • Add new comment Weblog: What Bible Should You Use? Pt.II 19 comments But John, my response was to the issue of whether the deity of Christ was denied in the NIV. But if the text issue is more important than the deity issue, the text that leaves out God in Rev 1:8 obviously shows deity less clearly than the one that includes it. And deity was the subject brought up. Okay Mike, well you said that the KJV left out the word 'God' in Rev 1:8, and I said that the word 'God' is not in the original greek text. You don't force scripture to your doctrine, you forge your doctrine from scripture. For the love of money is the root of all evil: which while some coveted after, they have erred from the faith, and pierced themselves through with many sorrows. 1 Timothy 6:10 KJV This is a correct translation. 7/5/09 5:28 PM Mike  from New York    • Add new comment Weblog: What Bible Should You Use? Pt.II 19 comments "It is not the KJV that is the issue, but the TEXTS that Bibles are translated from. For eg the Rev 1:8 you quoted, the text does not have God in it." But John, my response was to the issue of whether the deity of Christ was denied in the NIV. But if the text issue is more important than the deity issue, the text that leaves out God in Rev 1:8 obviously shows deity less clearly than the one that includes it. And deity was the subject brought up. In any case, it isn't an issue for me. That's why I use the KJV in discussions on SA. It keeps from getting sidetracked into pointless version stuff. But just for fun, 1 Timothy 6:10 KJV "For the love of money is the root of all evil: which while some coveted after, they have erred from the faith, and pierced themselves through with many sorrows." Since the love of money is not the root of ALL evil, what might we conclude? 7/5/09 2:15 PM Wayne    • Add new comment Weblog: What Bible Should You Use? Pt.II 19 comments http://www.jesus-is-lord.com/deity.htm Phil 2.6 AND Rev 1: 8 and 11 Mike I haven't time to write in detail but check out the above site and texts and compare the NIV with the NWT and then the KJV Don't forget I Timothy 3: 16 7/5/09 2:09 PM John UK  from Wales    • Add new comment Weblog: What Bible Should You Use? Pt.II 19 comments "p.s. The JW's just love the NIV, because it denies the deity of Christ." Actually, the NIV doesn't deny the deity of Christ, and sometimes emphasizes it better: Actually Mike, the NIV does deny the deity of Christ. Think about it, bro. If you wanted to create a Bible which subtly creeps in unawares, and fools the Christian into believing it, even though it denies the deity of Christ, how would you do it? You start changing one or two verses only. The NWT is denied by the whole of evangelical Christendom because it was too obvious. But I assure you that the NIV will be shown in the history of the world to be one more stepping stone for Satan to infiltrate the churches, and desensitise them to what is coming next. Remember that the NIV has gone through several phases already, and in a few years time, you will see Bibles which are more blatantly heretical. Trouble is, who will notice it? Many folks are on the slippery slope already, and those who say we can have God's Word in our hand are continually being poo-poo'd by the devil's advocates, including me at one time. Thankfully I woke up and realised what was happening. It is not the KJV that is the issue, but the TEXTS that Bibles are translated from. For eg the Rev 1:8 you quoted, the text does not have God in it.

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