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6/3/12 8:58 PM |
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Jim Lincoln wrote: well... pasted another quote with false accusations. I figured Jim’s quote would be wrong, so I went to biblegateway.com where I could make a free study bible in parallel versions. “Baptism” the KJV actually had used Baptism MORE than the HCSB, no surprise, but interestingly in one place the HCSB/NIV omits Baptism is in a verse where you find actual different forms of the word Baptism in the TR Greek, and this omission in the CT changes doctrine. KJV Matt 20 wrote: 22 But Jesus answered and said, Ye know not what ye ask. Are ye able to drink of the cup that I shall drink of, and to be baptized with the baptism that I am baptized with? They say unto him, We are able. 23 And he saith unto them, Ye shall drink indeed of my cup, and be baptized with the baptism that I am baptized with: but to sit on my right hand, and on my left, is not mine to give, but it shall be given to them for whom it is prepared of my Father.NIV and HCSB (the 2 I checked) Completely remove any hint of baptism Omit “baptism” here to hide the willing submission of Christ to the Father. In context Jesus had just told them about His coming crucifixion. Matt 20:19 |
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6/1/12 1:33 PM |
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Morphologist wrote: God did not change in the past, does not change now, and will not change in the future. I read his point as intended. The KJV words are not subject to change in the same way the modern versions are. However, God does not live in the past, nor the future, nor the here and now. God is eternal and exists fully outside of "time". A change in the future happened in the past before and after now. Not really "logic" we can grasp. Faith. And having a Bible which reflects that idea is faith building, not doubt building. Can you honestly say that shifting words in the modern versions doesn't cause a little tiny bit of doubt? It does for me. How does continually changing words in the modern versions of the Bible reflect God's immutability? [state cannot be modified after it is created] BTW God was never created and always exists. Thomas... James White's answer to Bart Ehrman... "We don't have to know which word to use, they are all there someplace." (paraphrase) misquoting Jesus debate. |
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5/30/12 7:43 PM |
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Morphologist wrote: If you really believe that the KJV did not change... I think what he said as I read it, "does not change". The example would be that all the modern versions, which are based on the modern Critical Text are in a constant state of change. The NA27 for example, which is a Critical (Textual) Apparatus,is filled with errors/variants which are yet to be fixed. So when enough errors are fixed, the modern version translations change their translation, and you get a brand new version. ESV 2011 for example and the NASB, NIV HCSB... well all of them, either have been revised recently or are in need of revision. Not only that, a great debate still rages on which Critical Apparatus is least flawed. So for this reason, the sound and solid KJV has none of this particular debate. Bring your 1828 Websters and learn to translate Olde English into new A lot of rich study and beauty will be unlocked as you come in faith, knowing you have a translation that the words won't be changing, unless God changes them. |
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5/23/12 12:47 PM |
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kenny wrote: But he might if Gil Rugh, Doug Kutilek or John Ankerburger told him to. Or Bart Ehrman... (I was blown away when I saw Jim quoting a clear willing Biblical apostate set out with the express purpose to destroy Bible credibility. Jim is getting worse and worse, falling farther and farther. Please repent of your attacks against the Bible Jim. Islam apologist's love to quote Bart Ehrman too when they attack the Bible, do you see your company Jim Lincoln?) |
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5/23/12 1:35 AM |
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Jim Lincoln wrote: people watering walls I actually spent some time studying this, and these were Men not just "people", but not just "any male" as some commentators or mangled versions err to claim. These men are at their post, continuously. The most trusted and closest warriors that will not abandon their King for any reason, not even to relieve themselves in private. Now go re-read and see if you can catch the real meaning of what is said, now that you know the whole story. Pretty cool huh? Thanks KJV Translators! Unicorns Jim? You really have run out of worthless arguments and are scratching at dust. |
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11/12/11 9:11 PM |
westcoastreader | | western USA | | | |
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[URL=http://www.mrm.org/fall]]]Mormonism Research Ministry [/URL] wrote: Mormonism teaches that The Fall was a wonderful and fortunate event, empowering man with more liberty to choose (now "knowing good and evil"), with the ability to procreate, and with the opportunity to prove one's worthiness through a learning process unto personal exaltation and full potential (godhood). M.J. Stanford taught and wrote: – Now you can see that Satan didn't ruin or alter God's original plan, after all. As a matter of fact, God used him to bring about His purpose for you. By the fallen Adam… What is God's eternal purpose for you? Remember? Hence, by means of your new birth you were re-created in the image of God. Same liar, Same lie, different package. (Gen 3:5 ...and ye shall be as gods, knowing good and evil.) Repentance to these folks means admitting that being a god is better than being a human. So turn away from being human, that failing sinful race, and become god. Those Stanfordites I know, refuse to admit thier sin against God. Nevertheless the foundation of God standeth sure, having this seal, The Lord knoweth them that are his. And, Let every one that nameth the name of Christ depart from iniquity. (2 Timothy 2:19) |
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11/11/11 1:19 AM |
westcoastreader | | western USA | | | |
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Jim Lincoln wrote: But of course no matter if he was entirely wrong... That's really the problem, not caring if he or any false teacher is wrong or not. They are expert at feeding you just enough truth to tickle the ears... That is very dangerous quicksand to sit in, and it feeds and breeds doubt in the true God. They use misdirection to get you to build faith in them by offering to be the mediator between God and man. false teacher after false teacher wrote: "the Bible is translated wrong here and there and I have the key, so what it really means is... [insert heresy and lie like: you can really save yourself without the indwelling of the Holy Spirit]". (the result of classic dispensationalism) So just how is one saved Jim? What is the Gospel? Do you think you are going to go to heaven? Why or why not?What do you suppose your last words will be? |
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11/10/11 12:05 PM |
westcoastreader | | western USA | | | |
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Jim Lincoln wrote: Repentance -- Miles J. Stanford Since that's from the horse's mouth, you might point out where he is in error? Some trust in chariots, and some in horses: but we will remember the name of the LORD our God. (Psalms 20:7) Neither shall ye profane my holy name...(Le 22:32) The M.J. Stanford horse has been taking the church for a ride with a subtle shift in the meaning of “repentance”, and who needs it. He refers to the Adamic nature as the only responsibility, ignoring the fact that our sin is personally committed against our Holy Creator God. Jesus points out our sin is so personal and offensive to God, that even our thoughts to sin, are against God. (Mt 5:25) David didn’t say “forgive me for being in the Adamic race” for his adultery (“everyone else is doing it…”). Psalms 51 Against thee, thee only, have I sinned,(God has every right to Judge him)Then acknowledges he is also a sinner from birth. Concluding… Behold, thou desirest truth in the inward parts: and in the hidden part thou shalt make me to know wisdom. (Psalms 51:6) 2 Peter 2 shows the fruit of following the false ideas of M.J. Stanford and Darby. |
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11/9/11 10:33 PM |
westcoastreader | | western USA | | | |
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Blessed is the man that trusteth in the LORD, and whose hope the LORD is. (Jeremiah 17:7)JPW… your comments and diligent study are extremely edifying and refreshing and I just want to thank you! You didn't have to share these discoveries but in doing so you bring the Light of the Living Word and Holy God to this place. Jim Lincoln, Your hatred of God's word is so very saddening, and your continual subversion is blatant. You didn't answer my question. I have no further interest in reviewing another of your Idols; I've made that mistake numerous times. Game over. Street Preacher, I'm afraid I don't understand what you write, which leads to misunderstanding. But the fruit of the Spirit is love, joy, peace, longsuffering, gentleness, goodness, faith, (Galatians 5:22) |
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11/7/11 4:03 PM |
westcoastreader | | western USA | | | |
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Street-Preacher wrote: CORRECTION, "jim lincoln", YOU LYING HISTORIC+AUTHORIZED+ENGLISH+HOLY+BIBLE APOSTATE & NASB-HERETIC !"westcoastreader": I Hate To "Bust Your Bubble" Of False-Theological-Security, False-Hope & ... Well my Blessed Hope isn't the Rapture anymore, it's the finished work of Jesus Christ on the Cross! Can you show me the teaching in the Bible that says you really can save yourself without the indwelling of the Holy Ghost? Whosoever shall seek to save his life shall lose it; and whosoever shall lose his life shall preserve it. (Luke 17:33) be nice S-P... I figure when "the preacher" pounds the pulpit and yells, it only proves he can't substantiate his claim so he goes for the bully punch. You know... BELIEVE+ME= OR ELSE+!!! |
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11/6/11 6:33 PM |
westcoastreader | | western USA | | | |
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jpw wrote: yes, how would a saint be made without the Holy Spirit? That is a bit bizarre! Is that what is taught? It sure is! but not so directly as I stated it, because if people caught that, they wouldn't follow it, and it is the prevalent teaching in most church denominations today. I've been a dispensationalist for 25 years and never heard it put so plainly.At first I thought my friend misunderstood, but while looking at dispensationalist commentaries on 2 Thess 2:7 I read the famous H.A Ironside's words [URL=http://www.theword.net/index.php?downloads.modules&group_id=4&o=title&l=english]]] link for page with free commentary for free TheWord Bible software so you can see for yourself [/URL] H.A. Ironside in Ironside's notes on Selected Books wrote: The Holy Spirit is in the world, where He is working in and through the church of God. He indwells every believer individually and the church collectively; therefore as long as the church is in the world, the antichrist will not be revealed.and The Holy Spirit came to abide with the church forever, so as long as the church is here, He will be here. But when the church is caught up to be with the Lord, the Spirit of God will no longer be in the world... |
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11/6/11 4:03 PM |
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Mike wrote: Need clarificaion. Why would saints need saving, by self or otherwise? Sorry, this could go way off topic. Dispensationalism teaches that the church leaves the earth at the rapture, and the Holy Spirit leaves too, so the man of sin can be revealed. But what about all the people who are saved during "the tribulation"? (Rev 7:14 is quoted) According to dispenationalism, they get saved during the tribulation without the Holy Spirit, because He already left with the church at the pre-trib rapture. Don't ask me to make sense out of that, it doesn't make sense. The Bible teaches in many places that salvation is complete in Christ, and the impartation and indwelling of the Holy Spirit is part of being Saved. But ye are not in the flesh, but in the Spirit, if so be that the Spirit of God dwell in you. Now if any man have not the Spirit of Christ, he is none of his. (Romans 8:9) |
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