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AI Friday: Perfect Preservation of Scripture

I asked AI a couple of questions about three verses about the perfect preservation of scripture.  Here’s what it wrote (I didn’t write it — AI wrote it). Isaiah 59:21 and the Perfect Preservation of Scripture Isaiah 59:21 states: As for me, this is my covenant with them, saith the LORD; My spirit that is […]

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AI Friday: “Did God Perfectly Preserve Every Word of the Bible?”

I asked Artificial Intelligence this question:  “Did God perfectly preserve every word of the Bible?”  It answered with the following. Understanding the Doctrine of Preservation The doctrine of preservation is a crucial aspect of Christian theology, which asserts that God has perfectly preserved every word of the Bible. This doctrine is rooted in the Bible […]

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The Effect of Leaving Out Just a Couple of Words of Scripture

Proponents of.modern English versions of the Bible very often talk about the minimal or negligible effect of word differences between the received text and the modern critical text of the New Testament.  These men might show a side by side of either of the two texts and their translation to show how few changes appear.  […]

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The Horrific Distortion of the Lord Now in Matthew 5:17-20

Related Post Number One    Related Post Number Two     Related Post Number Three Perfect Preservation You required payment from me on a certain future date and I had no money except the exact change for the payment in a large jar.  You needed full payment and I had it in the way of coinage.  […]

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The Capitulation on the Biblical Doctrine of the Perfect Preservation of Scripture

Does the Bible suddenly change its meaning?  When God speaks on a certain subject in His Word, do we take what He says as the truth or do we conform it to naturalistic or humanistic presuppositions?  I ask these question especially here about the biblical doctrine of the perfect preservation of scripture. Master’s Seminary and […]

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