Bible Inerrancy
Personally, the KJV of the Holy Bible is probably the most wonderful rendition of the Word of God. Its rightful place is well deserved. However, I will not go as far as its being without error. The...
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So, let me get his right, the Bible you have is faulty, correct? If you have one that is not faulty, could you please share?
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Nobody has a "bible", in the sense of an inerrant copy of text.That includes KJVOs, by the way.And it includes you. And me.Instead, what we all have are translations of scripture. We call it a...
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My title "Bible Inerrancy" was in refence to how some people think of the Bible as "perfect" and without error. My personal view is that "it's not possible not to have any errors" and I explained why.
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I will not say that my Bible is "faulty"; rather I said that " it's not possible not to have errors", and I explained why. So it's obvious that I will not have any copy of the Bible that is perfect. I...
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Jave, do you know where the "Psalm 12:6-7 thingie" came from? It same from 7TH DAY ADVENTIST official Dr. Ben Wilkinson's goof-filled 1930 book, Our Authorized Bible Vindicated, the foundation book of...
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No, Steelmaker, I honestly cannot say that I’m aware of it (I mean your “thingie” with Psalm 12:6-7). Anyway, thanks for putting it out. I’ll make a note of it for sure. However, maybe I’m not quite...
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I understood it to read thus: "The word of the Lord [referring specifically to the content of verse 5] is a pure word, silver proven in the fire of an earthen furnace, filtered seven times. You, Lord,...
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Thanks, mko, re-reading the whole verses 5-7, I now see the whole context in a different light. Briefly, it’s saying that the promise of God to protect the poor and the needy from the oppressors can...
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