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News Item10/9/11 11:24 PM
Silofolous | USA  Find all comments by Silofolous
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jodi wrote:
why God is gonna punish those who have turned to him.
Five times I received from the Jews the forty lashes minus one. 25 Three times I was beaten with rods, once I was pelted with stones, three times I was shipwrecked, I spent a night and a day in the open sea, 26 I have been constantly on the move. I have been in danger from rivers, in danger from bandits, in danger from my fellow Jews, in danger from Gentiles; in danger in the city, in danger in the country, in danger at sea; and in danger from false believers. 27 I have labored and toiled and have often gone without sleep; I have known hunger and thirst and have often gone without food; I have been cold and naked.

God did not spare Paul, who had "turned to Him" as you say. Can you explain why He would spare us?


News Item10/9/11 1:59 PM
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jodi wrote:
I just hope that Camping comes to a place of repentance. I am sure Mr.Camping has all the best intentions. But keep in mind the road to hell is paved with good intentions. I wonder to myself why he has such a group of followers when he has been dead wrong. All people need to do is read the bible to see what the word says about knowing when his return is. All I am gonna say is its 7 years after the rapture. Now we don't know what day we will go in the rapture but my friends its so close. Just look at the shape the world is in ! I look forward to going home. With that being said I wanna say Happy Thanksgiving to all my fellow Canadians out there on the www. Peace love joy may you all have it. God Bless
You say that you need to read the Bible to find out when His return is. Then you say it's 7 years after the Rapture. Would you mind giving me some Scripture to support that?

News Item10/8/11 10:17 AM
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FL wrote:
I always thought the Nicene Creed contained the Gospel boundary markers. If a 5th Century man wouldn't agree to all of these he was not considered a "Christ-one." Has this changed?
You know, I find that interesting. I've seen quite a few people, a good number of them on this site, that treat creeds like the Nicene Creed with so much reverence it is as though they were Scripture. Do you believe the Nicene Creed to be inerrant? If so, why?

I personally have always understood creeds like the Nicene Creed to be useful summaries of the teachings of Christianity, insofar as they accurately resemble what is taught in Scripture (For example, baptism as the method of remission of sins as opposed to a symbol of the remission of sins obtained by faith and repentance). How do you view the creeds?


News Item8/24/11 11:46 AM
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And yet Catholicism is still not the focus, or even explicitly mentioned in the article. Bashing Catholicism is simply your "hobby horse" and you took advantage of the first responder's alias to attack Catholicism. While Catholicim and the issue at hand are related, you have responded incredibly disproportionately.

Also, I would like to remind you that you did not address anything else in my comment, but merely took a relatively insignificant phrase from my post and based a retort around that.


News Item8/24/11 9:42 AM
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complete Christian wrote:
Almost Catholic.
Almost Idolater.
Almost worshipper of graven images.
Almost complete heretic.
Almost servant of the Papal Antichrist.
Almost supporter of paedophilia priests. The very topic of this thread.
Now that is definitely "Not good news."
and, compared to other religions:

Almost saved.

Either you emphasize the almost part, and make your previous post moot, or you emphasize the other part, rendering catholics saved. Either way, do it with love and respect.

Also, Catholicism is not the issue of this particular topic, no matter how much one may attempt to bring up priests. Psychologists and doctors are the current topic. Please return to the article for discussion.


News Item8/9/11 7:47 PM
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True, and that is what I'm thinking, that all of those things Jesus mentioned in Matthew 5:22 are under this same "When you do this, do this righteously" as the KJV rendering of the verse shows regarding the first of the commandments. If the other two require further exposition in even the KJV, then it makes me think that while it may be omission in the newer versions, it does not strike me as the kind of omission that actually threatens any doctrine, since both the KJV and the NIV translation would require further exposition (such as Gill's commentary) in order to accurately perceive what the text is saying.

Since I'm sure someone will mention this, yes, we have the Holy Spirit to illumine the text for us. But I see nowhere suggesting that the Holy Spirit will only illumine from the KJV. I think He also illumines what the NIV (or NASB or HCSB or Tyndale, etc.) presents as well.


News Item8/9/11 6:38 PM
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John UK wrote:
Yes indeed, you will find some versions have inexplicably omitted the words "without a cause" from the following verse, thus making anyone who is angry (even if it be righteous anger), in danger of the judgment.
But I say unto you, That whosoever is angry with his brother without a cause shall be in danger of the judgment: and whosoever shall say to his brother, Raca, shall be in danger of the council: but whosoever shall say, Thou fool, shall be in danger of hell fire.
Matthew 5:22 KJV
Do please report back your findings when you have a moment.
It certainly is very interesting, from what I've seen thus far, and certainly not enough to elaborate as though I know what I'm talking about

But I do also find it interesting, just looking at two different verses, that since Matthew 5:22 says "but whosoever shall say, Thou fool, shall be in danger of hell fire." The Apostle Paul himself used that exact phrase in 1 Corinthians 15:36: "Thou fool, that which thou sowest is not quickened, except it die" (KJV).

Perhaps, (not certainly, just perhaps) the danger spoken of in Matthew 5:22 is not a guilty verdict, but rather a reason to "investigate" the causes behind such anger or statements. I don't know.


News Item8/9/11 5:26 PM
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John UK wrote:
Not really, no.
No matter what Bible a person uses, it is always wise to read the notes inside the cover to ascertain the translators' reason for why they did certain things. In the KJV the name of God "Jehovah" or "YHWH" is often put in full capitals as "LORD", and that is fine by me. I don't read Hebrew anyway, and when I'm reading the old testament I can always substitute Jehovah whenever I read LORD.
What concerns me though, is when in modern Bibles there is no BLOOD redemption, when eternal punishment in HELL is not there, when the DEITY of CHRIST is cast in doubt, when Christ himself is portrayed as a sinner in danger of judgment, etc etc.
Understandable. You mention these things that are omitted, could you list some verses where the modern versions change the wording so much so that such concepts such as Jesus being "portrayed as a sinner in danger of judgment"? I'd love to do some research on that.

News Item8/9/11 3:09 PM
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preparation wrote:
HCSB/Silofolous
Are you related to the Messianic teachers at the Refiners fire?
No. Why?

And Jim, I personally disagree about the number thing, but that's a personal viewpoint issue and not a doctrine issue, so I suppose to each his own.


News Item8/9/11 2:43 PM
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John UK wrote:
It is when the MV's change words that truth becomes mercurial. Some no more have "blood", and some have no more "hell", some have no more "sodomite".
Ok. Let me ask you this. Do you feel there are ever situations where a newer translation more accurately reflects the wording or intent? One such example is that in most, if not all, situations in the Pentateuch the King James Version (and, I would assume, its contemporaries) renders God as "The Lord" instead of "Yahweh". This reflects not the author, Moses, but rather the Masorites who did not mention the personal name of God, and went so far as to remove the diacritical markings from the word. The Holman Christian Standard Bible in most circumstances that use the Tetragrammaton uses His personal name:

KJV:

Wherefore say unto the children of Israel, I am the LORD, and I will bring you out from under the burdens of the Egyptians, and I will rid you out of their bondage, and I will redeem you with a stretched out arm, and with great judgments:

HCSB:

Therefore tell the Israelites: I am Yahweh, and I will deliver you from the forced labor of the Egyptians and free you from slavery to them. I will redeem you with an outstretched arm and great acts of judgment.


News Item8/9/11 10:00 AM
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John UK wrote:
Odd. I don't invite anyone to a fight.
Jim of Lincoln and I have opposing views, and I trust that this event will assist him in coming to understand the agenda of Satan regarding the inerrancy of scripture. Jim's a good younger brother who can be helped.
Whose side are you on in the battle for THE BOOK?
Fair enough. And I'm on the side of the inerrant Word of God.

But I can't help but notice that you did not answer my other questions. The ones forming the majority of my previous post. I'll repost so that you don't have to scroll down:

Also, you clearly imply that "No KJV = Deviation from the Truth". Would then the reverse be true, that "KJV = No Deviation from the Truth"? If so, how then do you account for all the legalism from some (not all) KJV-onlyists? If not, then what makes you think the KJV has any definitive connection to whether or not someone has deviated from the truth?


News Item8/8/11 11:09 AM
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John UK wrote:
Well, Jim?
Canada says No to the KJV and look what happens.
The modern versionists take over and convince everyone that we do not have the accurate word of God any more, and this is the result.
Howbeit, there are still some believers who are true believers, and such will use the KJV or its contemporaries, until the second coming of our Lord Jesus Christ.
Maybe you should start promoting the Geneva if your antagonism to the best Bible ever translated cannot be assuaged.
Odd. I didn't even see Jim respond, and yet there you are, inviting him to a fight.

Also, you clearly imply that "No KJV = Deviation from the Truth". Would then the reverse be true, that "KJV = No Deviation from the Truth"? If so, how then do you account for all the legalism from some (not all) KJV-onlyists? If not, then what makes you think the KJV has any definitive connection to whether or not someone has deviated from the truth?


News Item7/18/11 4:56 PM
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Not too cool wrote:
If a baptized Christian engages in any of the following he "will not inherit the kingdom of God" (Gal 5:19-20):
Good to know that "if any man sin, we have an advocate with the Father, Jesus Christ the righteous", right? Granted, as Paul says in Romans 6, that does not give us freedom to sin, but it does give us assurance that should we do as Paul did, and do what he does not want to do, we are not automatically ousted from the Kingdom of God.

News Item7/13/11 6:02 PM
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Street-Preacher wrote:
"IF ANY MAN SHALL TAKE AWAY FROM THE WORDS OF THE BOOK (THE+AUTHORIZED+HOLY+BIBLE) OF THIS PROPHESY, GOD SHALL TAKE AWAY HIS PART OUT OF THE BOOK OF LIFE," REVELATION 22:19a !
You realize that in adding (THE+AUTHORIZED+HOLY+BIBLE) that you just added to the words of that prophecy, and would be facing the consequences? (Revelation 22:18)

News Item7/13/11 5:17 AM
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Now, I am not KJV-only, and though I'll likely be attacked for what ends up being on the same side concerning the prime issue, I really think that is pointless. Conservatives, moderates and liberals will never be brought together by any human device.

And "the Human One"? Wow. There are plenty of good translations, but this is not one of them.

I like the HCSB, if it was good enough for the Apostle John its good enough for me


News Item7/1/11 5:45 PM
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Ghj wrote:
But one of the ways which Satan always has worked with sin is, "Did God really say that." (Gen 3:1 para).
The answer is - NIV (any) NO! God did not say that.
The answer is KJV YES! God did say that.
is NOT "word for word."
Elaborate please. How exactly does the NIV not say "that" (and please explain what "that" is, since you obviously are not referring to the specific event in Genesis 3), while the KJV does say "that"?

News Item6/22/11 1:19 PM
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While I don't know if I agree that the name "Seven in Heaven Way" is a violation of the separation of Church and State, I will say that I don't care for the name, as it presumes that heroic acts, even those involved in 9/11, admit one into Heaven. Only through Christ does one's life truly have any meaning.

News Item6/5/11 9:21 AM
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John UK wrote:
Not so much through fear, but a simple desire to worship the one true God and Jesus Christ whom he has sent, and to hear more about Jesus by the preaching of the Holy Bible, the inerrant and inspired word of the living God, as relevant today as it was when written, and as accurate today as it was when written, praise be to God (to God alone be the glory) for preserving his word through the ministry of fallen men (redeemed and reworked and remade), that his word may not be doubted but believed, and that believing, men may have eternal life by faith alone in Christ alone, this only being possible through the scripture alone, and this only possible if we have the scripture accurately translated into our own language, this being realised in our own beloved Authorized Version, which version we hold aloft as the word of God, inerrant as regards doctrinal content, and inerrant in its exhortatons.
Not to lessen what you've said (though I disagree with the hints of AV-onlyism), that was one fantastically long run-on sentence.

News Item5/30/11 9:30 AM
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Well, he quotes that verse saying that though we have trouble on all sides we are not in distress, but I'm gonna go ahead and guess he didn't say WHY we are not in distress. Living fairly close to Joplin, it is nice to see the President visiting Missouri, but I just can't shake the feeling that a large motivation in going there, and making a promise that he says won't be fully realized for years, is less of a heartfelt conviction and more of a hint at re-election. But I've been wrong before.

News Item1/25/11 2:35 PM
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Amanda (joppy) wrote:
The rooms shouldn't have been denied. NO ONE was right in this situaton. Humanity in itself is going to need to repent.
I disagree, as this was their home. As such, they should reserve the right to decide who stays with them (well, at least in America that tends to be the case, I don't really know about the UK).

Also, and I realize I may be taking this somewhat out of context, but I think the main principle still applies, but 2 John 10-11 seems to discourage the practice of welcoming those who do not acknowledge Christ into the home:

2 John 7-11

I say this because many deceivers, who do not acknowledge Jesus Christ as coming in the flesh, have gone out into the world. Any such person is the deceiver and the antichrist. 8 Watch out that you do not lose what we[a] have worked for, but that you may be rewarded fully. 9 Anyone who runs ahead and does not continue in the teaching of Christ does not have God; whoever continues in the teaching has both the Father and the Son. 10 If anyone comes to you and does not bring this teaching, do not take them into your house or welcome them. 11 Anyone who welcomes them shares in their wicked work.

Again, I realize this isn't the main context John spoke of, but I feel the princi

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