“ This Is An Abundance Of Blessings ! ” I Thank You for providing these.
I’ve shared them with everyone I know.
If your time permits please do some from Thomas Watson, John Flavel, Thomas Boston, etc.
I listen to them day and night.
I also thank you for the 268 gems from Charles Spurgeon.
Grace to you Brother
“ Great Sermon! ” Thank you, Bob, for your fantastic and faithful preaching and publishing of God’s truth, church history, world history and biblical prophecy. I’m going through ‘Scarlet Threads’ with you audiolicly and am so grateful to listen while I work around my home. Also joining you in Hebrews and Ezekiel.
Sincerely appreciative in Christ!
May he bless your work tenfold,
Jody Irwin
“ Great Sermon! ” And that fourth one has always troubled me. These are the folks that don't want to take the time to see what God really said, and then criticize those who have done so.
“ Great Sermon! ” Just started listening to this series by Bob on 12-7-21...from the first historical early 3rd century religious hermit beginnings, to the modern western 1830’s promoters of prophetic speculations with their many end times formulations, up to the 20th century that has influenced many present day evangelical Churches !
Eschatology, the study of last things, is a very interesting subject to study. However many sincere believers in the west do not understand that their are basically four (4) schools of end times with simplified categories of understanding: 1) Pre-Mil 2) A-Mil 3) Post-Mil Preterest ( Partial or Full) and 4) Pan-Mil i.e., which ever way it pans out !
“ Great teaching ” Thank you for this series, as well as all the teaching on Sermon Audio. I am learning so much. Very enriching. God bless you in all your work
“ Great Sermon! ” Rich, full, and deep! I am going through the minor prophets, and was confused by the timeline, so I came across your sermon on Zephaniah. I’m sold! I will be downloading all these and visiting your web site. Thank you!!
Strange comments continue to appear here. I am attacked with the accusation of attacking the Bible, attacking the readers of the KJV, etc.
It is suggested that I have no right to publish my own opinion on my own blog and the demand is made that I share everyone else's opinion. All nonsense. Sounds much like the leftist position of equality for all.
How many times do I need to affirm the KJV?
How many times do I need to affirm individual believers who read that version?
What I refuse to affirm is the notion that non-KJV versions, all of them, are of the Devil.
What I refuse to affirm is that KJV readers are somehow a cut above the rest of us.
God speaks His Word in every honest translation attempt. I do not include JW or certain charismatic Bibles in this category and I have given reasons.
Those who continue to attack rather than edify or ask honest questions will continue to be deleted, and encouraged to start a blog of their own...
I take it as a personal responsibility to protect the veracity of Scripture by protecting the veracity of translations such as the NKJV and several others.
I take it as a personal responsibility to vilify Bible-burners and cultists.
If the apostles saw the word of God in the Septuagint, why cannot we believe God speaks in the NASB?
Once more I ask that this comment section be reserved for those with honest questions, not for those who wish to post an entirely different point of view. SermonAudio is open to both sides of this argument and you can create your own blog for that purpose.
I will continue to delete adversarial comments.
One point I am making in this post is that those who have villified Westcott have probably not listened to the man himself.
Another point is that all translators and Biblical scholars are flawed, whether Catholic priest Erasmus who indirectly was responsible for the KJV or Westcott or Spurgeon or all the KJV translators or all the ESV translators. Given enough time, we could pick apart any one of them.
But that would be time wasted. For the "picker" is flawed too. And so am I.
Enjoy your Bible, whatever version God has led you to, and keep learning...
Well written article, and accurate.We were once involved in this movement, and are grateful to our Lord for removing the scales of our eyes. Thanks for posting this up.
I will have to delete comments that do not edify, but only wish to argue and be right. Those who have a differing opinion about the KJV can easily find avenues to publish such. I am using this one now to say:
1. The KJV is the Word of God. But
2. The KJV is not the only translation by which I will be saved and sanctified and brought to Heaven.
3. Those who trash the Scriptures because they are in translations they are not used to, endanger themselves and many others.
4. I have never banned the KJV. But the KJV people ban other Bibles, even burn them.
5. God leads His people through various stages. Some are being led for a season to the KJV. Others are ready to move on. Do not judge God's leading in other lives.
“ Great Sermon! ” Much to think about. Where the Bible is [essentially] silent, so must we be. I will reserve comment on your analysis and leave it for others to consider. Thanks.
“ Mr. Faulkner ” If death passed to all humans via Adam, (Rom. 5), we are not condemmed because of our actual sin, say any bad doings done; rather all individuals stand condemned by means of the imputed sin-nature in Adam's sin.
This then makes questionable to sustain that all babes are in heaven, because in Adam they all have inherited death.
It is a matter of election and mercy.
Esau and Jacob were elected from the womb, one unto perdition and the other to obtain mercy, and that before they had done any good or evil.
See, "For the children being not yet born, neither having done any good or evil, that the purpose of God according to election might stand, not of works, but of him that calls ... As it is written, Jacob have I loved, but Esau have I hated. ... I will have mercy on whom I will have mercy, and I will have compassion on whom I will have compassion. So then it is not of him that wills, nor of him that runs, but of God that shows mercy."
Out of our human inclination, we may assume God as having mercy of them all, but there might not be a solid biblical base to categorically imply it.
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