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The Doctrine of Inspiration of Scripture and Translation (Part Four)

Part One   Part Two   Part Three In the history of Christian doctrine, true believers through the centuries have been in general consistent in their position on inspiration.  When reading historical bibliological material, homogeneity exists.  Changes emerged with modernism in the 19th century and then many novel, false beliefs sprouted up.  In many cases, men invented […]

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The Doctrine of Inspiration of Scripture and Translation (Part Three)

Part One     Part Two Statements for Consideration Consider these three statements: The King James Version is divinely inspired. God immediately inspired the King James Version. God gave the King James Version by inspiration. Do all three have the same meaning?  Are all three true?  If not all three are true, then is any one […]

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What Does “Led By or Of the Spirit” Mean?

If you are a professing Christian, you have heard such a sentence as, “I was led by the Spirit.”  I’ve heard it in the form of a question, “Are you led of the Spirit of God?”  It can be put in the negative, “He isn’t led of the Spirit,” very often speaking of a believer, […]

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