How can the Holy Bible be considered "God's love letter" when the CHRISTIANS cannot agree with each other?
Not all Christians are walking on the same spiritual plain in their spiritual growth. I have been saved almost 40 years, and I can tell you what I believe today is different than what I believed as a young Christian. Not that what I believed before was wrong, but I see much more clearly now. It is just like going to school, each grade you progress to you lean new things that you did not know before. This why we have the five fold ministry so that all the younger Christians can grow to a place were they can eventually learn from the Spirit of God themselves, and in turn teach others.How can the Holy Bible be considered "God's love letter" when the CHRISTIANS cannot agree with each other?
How can the Holy Bible be considered "God's love letter" when the CHRISTIANS cannot agree with each other?
Humans are corrupt and wicked. Them being in agreement does not validify anything. If anything it's the complete opposite. Imagine a corporate deciding to give free energy. How many will stop that and monoplize it?How can the Holy Bible be considered "God's love letter" when the CHRISTIANS cannot agree with each other?
Greetings,How can the Holy Bible be considered "God's love letter" when the CHRISTIANS cannot agree with each other?
Sin first and foremost. But Christians are just like (hehehe and are) humans in that there are stages of growth. You have infants, you have toddlers, pre-teens, teens, young adult, then all the stages of adulthood... it's no different in Christianity. Each of us have a level of maturity just like in real life. The key is to live in love, not in debate. Sadly many love the sport of debate and don't care for the edification of others or of love. So you get hostilities. As you can see from this passage, this isn't a modern issue, it's the human issue.How can the Holy Bible be considered "God's love letter" when the CHRISTIANS cannot agree with each other?
How can the Holy Bible be considered "God's love letter" when the CHRISTIANS cannot agree with each other?
How can the Holy Bible be considered "God's love letter" when the CHRISTIANS cannot agree with each other?
Even if Christians don't agree on what the meanings of the Scriptures are....it does not change God's Word.
Malachi 3:6
For I am the Lord, I change not
God Bless
God has the right to add to His books and He has otherwise we'd never know about Jesus by name. You are correct, there are too many translations, but that doesn't affect those that really want the truth. For 40 years the KJV was good enough for me until I started learning Hebrew. Now, I have the originals (as best as I can tell they're originals) and translations tools by my side. I read MANY versions because one thing I know is that in order to completely understand another language you must be immersed in it, its culture and way of life. We cannot do that today because both the Hebrew and Greek of today is not the same Hebrew and Greek the word of God was written in. Just like English from the 1300's doesn't look anything remotely like English of today. Still, even if we had the word of God written in our own native tongue, it requires the Holy Spirit to translate what's written.Word of God!
Not to add or delete a word from it
Deuteronomy 12:32
32"Whatever I command you, you shall be careful to do; you shall not add to nor take away from it.
How many different versions of the bible do we have today?
God has the right to add to His books and He has otherwise we'd never know about Jesus by name. You are correct, there are too many translations, but that doesn't affect those that really want the truth. For 40 years the KJV was good enough for me until I started learning Hebrew. Now, I have the originals (as best as I can tell they're originals) and translations tools by my side. I read MANY versions because one thing I know is that in order to completely understand another language you must be immersed in it, its culture and way of life. We cannot do that today because both the Hebrew and Greek of today is not the same Hebrew and Greek the word of God was written in. Just like English from the 1300's doesn't look anything remotely like English of today. Still, even if we had the word of God written in our own native tongue, it requires the Holy Spirit to translate what's written.
Hi Zee and welcome to CFS,Word of God!
Not to add or delete a word from it
Deuteronomy 12:32
32"Whatever I command you, you shall be careful to do; you shall not add to nor take away from it.
How many different versions of the bible do we have today?
Not all Christians are walking on the same spiritual plain in their spiritual growth. I have been saved almost 40 years, and I can tell you what I believe today is different than what I believed as a young Christian. Not that what I believed before was wrong, but I see much more clearly now. It is just like going to school, each grade you progress to you lean new things that you did not know before. This why we have the five fold ministry so that all the younger Christians can grow to a place were they can eventually learn from the Spirit of God themselves, and in turn teach others.