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originally posted by: ChesterJohn
a reply to: Kapusta
you know what, if you have to go to a foreign language it means you only what to change the meaning. If you can't understand it in plain English you will never understand it in any other language.
Christians aren't free to sin.
Your friend may be an orthodox something but that does not make him saved nor understand who God is.
I disagree with you so let's leave it at that.
originally posted by: Kapusta
originally posted by: ChesterJohn
a reply to: Kapusta
you know what, if you have to go to a foreign language it means you only what to change the meaning. If you can't understand it in plain English you will never understand it in any other language.
Christians aren't free to sin.
Your friend may be an orthodox something but that does not make him saved nor understand who God is.
I disagree with you so let's leave it at that.
Sometimes you have to go to the original language that the text are in to fully understand the meaning .
That is why The Qur'an is still in it's Original language . So one should strive to understand it .
Just like you should strive to learn Greek, or biblical Hebrew , so you get a full understanding of your religion.
The bottom line: Satan is behind ALL false religion.
Archaeological discoveries in the southern Arabian peninsula has already proven Allah was one of the titles of the moon god Sin. Allah has appeared several times in inscriptions found at ancient pagan worship sites of the moon god. That’s the true hidden history of who the false prophet Mohammed really worshiped.
While Muhammad was being prepared, he was told that his enemies were the Jews and that the only true Christians were Roman Catholic
Rome is the “Mother of Harlots” and Islam is one of her daughter harlots!
Satan has infiltrated and is behind ALL false religion All false religions are illuminati created
originally posted by: DeepThoughtCriminal
True Christians love and respect all people, regardless of race, religion or culture. They do not spew forth toxic, xenophobic ravings intended to incite hatred amongst people. You have behaved exactly as the worst stereotype of American culture and I assure you, the world laughs at you.
originally posted by: Murgatroid
originally posted by: DeepThoughtCriminal
True Christians love and respect all people, regardless of race, religion or culture. They do not spew forth toxic, xenophobic ravings intended to incite hatred amongst people. You have behaved exactly as the worst stereotype of American culture and I assure you, the world laughs at you.
Mr. DeepThoughtCriminal AKA Scientician...
Love does not ignore the truth.
spew forth toxic, xenophobic ravings intended to incite hatred amongst people... is EXACTLY what religion does which completely invalidates your argument obviously.
The evidence I cited speaks for itself.
Your opinion on the other hand, well good luck with that...
originally posted by: yuppa
originally posted by: Kapusta
originally posted by: ChesterJohn
a reply to: Kapusta
you know what, if you have to go to a foreign language it means you only what to change the meaning. If you can't understand it in plain English you will never understand it in any other language.
Christians aren't free to sin.
Your friend may be an orthodox something but that does not make him saved nor understand who God is.
I disagree with you so let's leave it at that.
Sometimes you have to go to the original language that the text are in to fully understand the meaning .
That is why The Qur'an is still in it's Original language . So one should strive to understand it .
Just like you should strive to learn Greek, or biblical Hebrew , so you get a full understanding of your religion.
ACTUALLY the qu ran is NOT in its original language. If that wa true it would be in anchient arabian nor modern, Modern arabian actually changes soem words definitions and meanings due to its use of punctuations. look it up if you dont believe me.
originally posted by: glend
a reply to: TheChrome
Christianity has many parallels to Zoroastrianism which was the dominant religion in Armenian lands at the time of Jesus. Where as Judiasm with its jealous and racist God seems contrary to the teachings of Christianity.
originally posted by: Kapusta
originally posted by: yuppa
originally posted by: Kapusta
originally posted by: ChesterJohn
a reply to: Kapusta
you know what, if you have to go to a foreign language it means you only what to change the meaning. If you can't understand it in plain English you will never understand it in any other language.
Christians aren't free to sin.
Your friend may be an orthodox something but that does not make him saved nor understand who God is.
I disagree with you so let's leave it at that.
Sometimes you have to go to the original language that the text are in to fully understand the meaning .
That is why The Qur'an is still in it's Original language . So one should strive to understand it .
Just like you should strive to learn Greek, or biblical Hebrew , so you get a full understanding of your religion.
ACTUALLY the qu ran is NOT in its original language. If that wa true it would be in anchient arabian nor modern, Modern arabian actually changes soem words definitions and meanings due to its use of punctuations. look it up if you dont believe me.
you are absolutely incorrect , Look more into it yuppa. before you make such a statement you should really understand the history of the Arabic language
originally posted by: ChesterJohn
a reply to: Kapusta
I believe God preserved his word unto every generation just like he promised in Psalm 12:6, 7 and because of that I know he gave to us one English version that is totally correct, with all his words just as he originally inspired them in the originals.
I hold that book in my hand everyday. It defines every word by the context,no need to go to dead Koine Greek, Hebrew or Latin languages to better understand the Preserved English.
It also has a build in Cross Reference that connect words, phrases and verses so to establish true doctrine and not the doctrine of men.
My God is strong enough to guide and lead me via his Holy Ghost to do good, obey him and live as he wants me to according to his words.
Accurate theology in any given area of Bible truth is dependent on correct interpretation of each individual passage that relates to that area of truth. If individual verses are misunderstood, distorted, or misrepresented, then the larger structure of theology built out of these faulty building blocks will be likewise distorted and faulty. A doctrinal position built on wrong premises will necessarily have wrong conclusions. Producing a perfectly cut diamond depends on the perfect cutting of each individual facet. It cannot be otherwise.
A much-discussed point of theology in recent years has been the matter of the preservation of the Word of God. All conservative, Bible-believing scholars, teachers, and pastors agree to the Bible doctrine of divine inspiration, verbal inerrancy, and infallibility of the Scriptures in the original writings. Moses and David and Paul wrote perfectly the words of God when moved by the Holy Spirit (2 Peter 1:21). That they had the perfect Scriptures in ancient times is fine, but the question is, do we have them today? Or, has God preserved the Word He gave in time past? The main proof text employed to teach an infallibly preserved Bible is Psalm 12:6, 7, which in the KJV reads,
“The words of the LORD are pure words: as silver tried in a furnace of earth, purified seven times. Thou shalt keep them, O LORD, thou shalt preserve them from this generation for ever.”
It is commonly asserted that this is proof positive that God promised to infallibly preserve His written Word. Not only is this seized as proof of the certain preservation of the Scriptures in the original languages, but it is often applied to perfect preservation of the Scriptures in the English language, particularly and exclusively the King James Version in English. [Note: The actual origin of using Psalm 12:6-7 to apply exclusively to the KJV and its Textus Receptus Greek is Seventh-day Adventist author Benjamin G. Wilkinson, whose 1930 book was plagiarized by Jasper James Ray in his 1955 book, God Wrote Only One Bible.
We shall examine in detail these verses as regards grammar, context, and the views of biblical authorities both ancient and modern to determine their correct interpretation and application.
originally posted by: yuppa
originally posted by: Kapusta
originally posted by: yuppa
originally posted by: Kapusta
originally posted by: ChesterJohn
a reply to: Kapusta
you know what, if you have to go to a foreign language it means you only what to change the meaning. If you can't understand it in plain English you will never understand it in any other language.
Christians aren't free to sin.
Your friend may be an orthodox something but that does not make him saved nor understand who God is.
I disagree with you so let's leave it at that.
Sometimes you have to go to the original language that the text are in to fully understand the meaning .
That is why The Qur'an is still in it's Original language . So one should strive to understand it .
Just like you should strive to learn Greek, or biblical Hebrew , so you get a full understanding of your religion.
ACTUALLY the qu ran is NOT in its original language. If that wa true it would be in anchient arabian nor modern, Modern arabian actually changes soem words definitions and meanings due to its use of punctuations. look it up if you dont believe me.
you are absolutely incorrect , Look more into it yuppa. before you make such a statement you should really understand the history of the Arabic language
Nope im right. ill link you.
differing versions
We agree with the scholarly understanding that NONE of the differences, whether vocal (vowel and diacritical points) or graphic (basic letter), between the transmission of Hafs and the transmission of Warsh has any great effect on the meaning
originally posted by: Kapusta
originally posted by: ChesterJohn
a reply to: Kapusta
I believe God preserved his word unto every generation just like he promised in Psalm 12:6, 7 and because of that I know he gave to us one English version that is totally correct, with all his words just as he originally inspired them in the originals.
I hold that book in my hand everyday. It defines every word by the context,no need to go to dead Koine Greek, Hebrew or Latin languages to better understand the Preserved English.
It also has a build in Cross Reference that connect words, phrases and verses so to establish true doctrine and not the doctrine of men.
My God is strong enough to guide and lead me via his Holy Ghost to do good, obey him and live as he wants me to according to his words.
I agree with you that you can be guided by god for sure .
12:6,7 IS NOT A PROMISE OF THE
INFALLIBLE PRESERVATION OF SCRIPTURE
Accurate theology in any given area of Bible truth is dependent on correct interpretation of each individual passage that relates to that area of truth. If individual verses are misunderstood, distorted, or misrepresented, then the larger structure of theology built out of these faulty building blocks will be likewise distorted and faulty. A doctrinal position built on wrong premises will necessarily have wrong conclusions. Producing a perfectly cut diamond depends on the perfect cutting of each individual facet. It cannot be otherwise.
A much-discussed point of theology in recent years has been the matter of the preservation of the Word of God. All conservative, Bible-believing scholars, teachers, and pastors agree to the Bible doctrine of divine inspiration, verbal inerrancy, and infallibility of the Scriptures in the original writings. Moses and David and Paul wrote perfectly the words of God when moved by the Holy Spirit (2 Peter 1:21). That they had the perfect Scriptures in ancient times is fine, but the question is, do we have them today? Or, has God preserved the Word He gave in time past? The main proof text employed to teach an infallibly preserved Bible is Psalm 12:6, 7, which in the KJV reads,
“The words of the LORD are pure words: as silver tried in a furnace of earth, purified seven times. Thou shalt keep them, O LORD, thou shalt preserve them from this generation for ever.”
It is commonly asserted that this is proof positive that God promised to infallibly preserve His written Word. Not only is this seized as proof of the certain preservation of the Scriptures in the original languages, but it is often applied to perfect preservation of the Scriptures in the English language, particularly and exclusively the King James Version in English. [Note: The actual origin of using Psalm 12:6-7 to apply exclusively to the KJV and its Textus Receptus Greek is Seventh-day Adventist author Benjamin G. Wilkinson, whose 1930 book was plagiarized by Jasper James Ray in his 1955 book, God Wrote Only One Bible.
We shall examine in detail these verses as regards grammar, context, and the views of biblical authorities both ancient and modern to determine their correct interpretation and application.
Feel free to educate your self here
originally posted by: yuppa
originally posted by: Kapusta
originally posted by: ChesterJohn
a reply to: Kapusta
I believe God preserved his word unto every generation just like he promised in Psalm 12:6, 7 and because of that I know he gave to us one English version that is totally correct, with all his words just as he originally inspired them in the originals.
I hold that book in my hand everyday. It defines every word by the context,no need to go to dead Koine Greek, Hebrew or Latin languages to better understand the Preserved English.
It also has a build in Cross Reference that connect words, phrases and verses so to establish true doctrine and not the doctrine of men.
My God is strong enough to guide and lead me via his Holy Ghost to do good, obey him and live as he wants me to according to his words.
I agree with you that you can be guided by god for sure .
12:6,7 IS NOT A PROMISE OF THE
INFALLIBLE PRESERVATION OF SCRIPTURE
Accurate theology in any given area of Bible truth is dependent on correct interpretation of each individual passage that relates to that area of truth. If individual verses are misunderstood, distorted, or misrepresented, then the larger structure of theology built out of these faulty building blocks will be likewise distorted and faulty. A doctrinal position built on wrong premises will necessarily have wrong conclusions. Producing a perfectly cut diamond depends on the perfect cutting of each individual facet. It cannot be otherwise.
A much-discussed point of theology in recent years has been the matter of the preservation of the Word of God. All conservative, Bible-believing scholars, teachers, and pastors agree to the Bible doctrine of divine inspiration, verbal inerrancy, and infallibility of the Scriptures in the original writings. Moses and David and Paul wrote perfectly the words of God when moved by the Holy Spirit (2 Peter 1:21). That they had the perfect Scriptures in ancient times is fine, but the question is, do we have them today? Or, has God preserved the Word He gave in time past? The main proof text employed to teach an infallibly preserved Bible is Psalm 12:6, 7, which in the KJV reads,
“The words of the LORD are pure words: as silver tried in a furnace of earth, purified seven times. Thou shalt keep them, O LORD, thou shalt preserve them from this generation for ever.”
It is commonly asserted that this is proof positive that God promised to infallibly preserve His written Word. Not only is this seized as proof of the certain preservation of the Scriptures in the original languages, but it is often applied to perfect preservation of the Scriptures in the English language, particularly and exclusively the King James Version in English. [Note: The actual origin of using Psalm 12:6-7 to apply exclusively to the KJV and its Textus Receptus Greek is Seventh-day Adventist author Benjamin G. Wilkinson, whose 1930 book was plagiarized by Jasper James Ray in his 1955 book, God Wrote Only One Bible.
We shall examine in detail these verses as regards grammar, context, and the views of biblical authorities both ancient and modern to determine their correct interpretation and application.
Feel free to educate your self here
HEre is a link for you as well my friend.
bible vs quran
Articles by Abdullah Al Araby Introduction - the hidden side of Islam. Background into Islam - the Messenger and the Message. Islam: the Facade, the Facts - shows the rosy picture Muslims are painting about their religion, and the truth they try to hide. The True Face of Islam Lying in Islam The Issues of Life According to the Quran - exposes what the Quran teaches on issues such as Women s Rights, Sex and Marriage, Human rights, Democracy, and Eternal Security. Incredible Teachings of Mohammed - presents quotes from Mohammed, the prophet of Islam, on various issues of life. Neither Black nor African - responds to the claim that Islam is the religion of the Black man, that Islam is African, and Mohammed was Black. Being a Muslim's Wife - describes the kind of life is in store for American women who marry Middle-Eastern Muslim men. To Kill and to Die in the Name of Allah - tells why Muslims are willing to kill and die for their religion. Tells what the term "Jihad" means. If Islam Ruled America - describes what will happen to our American values and institutions if America became ruled by Islam. The Bible vs. the Quran - discusses the shortcomings of the Quran. Answers the question: "which book is God's revelation: the Bible or the Quran?" God vs Allah - answers the questions: "Are Allah's attributes in the Quran, the same as those of God in the Bible?" and "do Muslims worship the same God of the Bible?" Nothing in Common - responds to Muslim activist's claim that Islam agrees with and is an extension to Christianity. The Christian Difference - explains what makes Christianity different from Islam. Poses the questions: What do you think of Jesus? What will you do with Jesus Christ? ON THE ROAD TO THE NEW WORLD Examining Islam's Expansionist History MASTERS OF DECEPTION - Deceptive Iraqi Tactics Of War Are Based On Islamic Principles Why don't they go back to their countries? - By, Ibrahim Saada Akhbar Al Youm Newspaper, May 10, 2003 Translation from Arabic by Abdullah Al Araby Save America Democracy in the Middle East? - A response to President Bush's speech calling for the establishment of democracies in the region The Terror of Islam “Nikah” - The Islamic “N” Word; What Does It Exactly Mean? THE ISLAMIZATION OF AMERICAN SCHOOLS - A critique of the course and textbook on Islam taught to the 7th grade students in California Public Schools - The Pen vs. The Sword The Quran's Doctrine of Abrogation - Prepared by Abdullah Al Araby The Islamization of Europe - America, take note before it’s too late By Abdullah Al Araby America’s Values can contribute to its Vulnerability By Abdullah Al Araby Apostasy in Islam - The Point of No Return American Muslims and the Question of Loyalty What Could Possibly Be Wrong About Building A Mosque Named Cordoba at Ground Zero? Senators McCain and Graham: You’re knocking on the wrong door! By Abdullah Al Araby
originally posted by: Kapusta
originally posted by: ChesterJohn
a reply to: Kapusta
I believe God preserved his word unto every generation just like he promised in Psalm 12:6, 7 and because of that I know he gave to us one English version that is totally correct, with all his words just as he originally inspired them in the originals.
I hold that book in my hand everyday. It defines every word by the context,no need to go to dead Koine Greek, Hebrew or Latin languages to better understand the Preserved English.
It also has a build in Cross Reference that connect words, phrases and verses so to establish true doctrine and not the doctrine of men.
My God is strong enough to guide and lead me via his Holy Ghost to do good, obey him and live as he wants me to according to his words.
12:6,7 IS NOT A PROMISE OF THE
INFALLIBLE PRESERVATION OF SCRIPTURE
originally posted by: Kapusta
And may our god have mercy upon as all
originally posted by: WilsonWilson
a reply to: Kapusta
I don't get why people think it matters that the Koran might be uncorrupted. It has been used by people to commit horrific acts, so the interpretation obviously differs from person to person. So it has been corrupted anyway.
Though I have to say when I opened it up and the first thing I read was about how not to practice coitus interruptus while raping your slaves I'd had enough. Same for the bible, if a woman doesn't scream while being raped?? Well best to kill her.