Barney wrote:
What happened to Fred? Did he catch an early bus?

Smell of burning rubber from the multitude of sneakers... when the brakes are applied

Whether it is a John Stott or a Harold Camping remmember Spurgeon's warning:

'False teachers who craftily and industriously hunt for the precious life, devouring men by their false-hoods, are as dangerous and detestable as evening wolves. Darkness is their element, deceit is their character, destruction is their end. We are most in danger from them when they wear the sheep’s skin. Blessed is he who is kept from them, for thousands are made the prey of grievous wolves that enter within the fold of the church.'

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With the greatest charity, note Fred isn't hear to be corrected, nor for sweet fellowship, but to to teach false doctrine and craftily 'persuade' some to leave their churches and follow those thick skinned wolves.

'Take heed that no man deceive you'

'a wonder of grace...become gentle and teachable...O' Lord, convert many such: for such (wolves) we will pray to-night'

***Miles J. Sanford**** wrote:
Over and above this he [Darby] accomplished scholarly and deeply spiritual work in translating the Bible into English, French, German; and the NT in Italian. His "Darby Bible" is considered by theologians to be on a par with the American Standard Version 1901, published several years later."

Says Jim Lincoln quoting another Dispensationalist. I am not doubting Darby's translation work but it isn't an improvement on the KJV.

So Ryrie has no commentary in his bible and waits until a section at the end-I see.

As bad as Red letter versions.