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Chopper, Why are you insisting that this was caused by one text (Westcott and Hort)? If you do not understand the following, please ask questions. Ro. 13:9 - why is “false witness” left out of modern translations? Because it is not found in 4 of the 5 earliest NT manuscripts (including the...

I think turnorburn has finished listing the errors of the KJV (which he believes are errors of modern texts and translations). I examined the first one he posted (reply #7), so, as promised, here is a look at the last one he listed. John 17:12 “in the world” is not in the earliest manuscripts...

Ro. 13:9 - why is “false witnesses” left out of modern translations? Because it is not found in 4 of the 5 earliest NT manuscripts (including the very earliest: p46 from the second century A.D.). It’s not just the Westcott and Hort text which restores the probable original without “false...

Deborah13 wrote: “Here's an example of how their [JWs] bible reads. “John 1:1 ‘In the beginning was the word, and the word was with Jehovah, and the word was a god.’” It’s good to discuss the differences found in other sects and religions. It is especially so for those who believe the...

#643 (p. 33) in response to #633 (p. 32) Rick W. wrote: ………………………………....... I wanted to reply to this but have been blocked from posting for the last month. You are absolutely right, and as soon as I checked it out, I corrected it on both my blog and in my original computer file. You see...

From my Heb. 1:8 study: Oxford professor and famous trinitarian Bible translator, Dr. James Moffatt, was described as “probably the greatest biblical scholar of our day.” His respected Bible translation renders Heb. 1:8 as: “God is thy throne for ever and ever.” University of Cambridge...

If you would bother to read what I have written, you would see that it is not MY "Lexicon gymnastics." It is the very words of noted Trinitarian scholars! So, you're saying that the following are not scripture, but your translation, whatever it is, must be the only true scripture: NASB, ASV...

God's name is Jehovah if you believe the KJV (Ps. 83:18); ASV; Interlinear Bible; NEB (Ex. 3:15); MLB (Ex. 3:15).

JLB, From my study of 1 Tim. 3:16: 1 Tim. 3:16 ("God was manifest in the flesh") As this is translated in the KJV it makes Paul say that Jesus is God “manifest in the flesh.” Although the KJV translates 1 Tim. 3:16 with “God” as above, nearly all other translations today use a word which...

Heb. 1:8 is interpreted in more than one way even by Trinitarian scholars. Please see my Heb. 1:8 study: http://examiningthetrinity.blogspot.com/2009/09/heb-18.html

Jesse, Except for “Thin Ice” which we saw already, we have the rest of the Jesse Stone movies coming up on NetFlix in the order you listed (with other things interspersed). I grew up on the Oregon coast, taught school on the Washington coast and S.E. Alaska (17 years), and now reside on the...

Gregg: T2: There is a scripture telling us that God’s attributes can be seen in His creation: Ro. 1:20, NASB - ‘For since the creation of the world His invisible attributes, His eternal power and divine nature, have been clearly seen, being understood through what has been made, so that they...

Jesse, My wife and I have seen Night Passage (twice) and Thin Ice. The others are on my Netflix list (in proper order, I think). Have you had the time to look into my 'Examining the Trinity' blog, yet?

KJV and the Only Personal Name of God KJV-only scholars insist that only the KJV is the accurate word of God. But there is a very important problem with that belief which I would like one of them to solve for me. You see, if we examine the OT Hebrew text which was used by the KJV translators...

For_his_glory wrote “Is not the Bible the inspired word of God that teaches us who He is!!!” And, “Joshua 24:15 as for me and my house we will serve the Lord” …………………………… The Hebrew OT and Greek NT texts are what we must use to find “the inspired word of God that teaches us who He is!!!”...

………………….. “Yehowah” (‘Iehouah’) because of pronunciation changes in the English language over the centuries finally changed into “Jehovah.” This is not a compound word. It came about because of the way it was actually written in the Hebrew text used by English translators. YHWH has vowel...

The Father is YHWH - Is. 64:8 If Jehovah is a "false name," then the KJV (and others) is a false translation!: Psalm 83:18, KJV. Furthermore, the personal name of our Messiah (who trinitarians claim is equally God!) is just as much a “false translation” as is the personal name of God...

The New American Standard Exhaustive Concordance of the Bible tells us that exousia can mean several different things including “authority,” “right,” and “power.” It further shows us that the New American Standard Bible (NASB) translates exousia as “authority” 65 times, as “right” 11 times, and...

I do apologize for any misunderstanding. In my post #500 I was referring to post #499 by gr8grace3. I will attempt to remember to give the full name in the future. I was merely answering the bolded portion of gr8grace3’s post #499 concerning the meaning of en: "Colossians 1:16-17~~16 For by...

By Grace (#499) to Jesse Stone: The Greek word in question is en (ἐν). Most often this is translated “in.” But there are other meanings for this word. Young’s Analytical Concordance tells us that en (or ἐν) may be rendered into English as ‘in,’ ‘by,’ ‘with,’ ‘through,’ etc. – ‘Index-Lexicon...