King James Bible
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That's what I believe.
The Great Trib is God's Way of Bringing Us To Repentance.. 2nd Chron 7:14 comes to mind.
Need miracle prayer for my eyes cataract, thank you.God bless you all n Amen
Thy = (web dictionary) the possessive case of thou, also meaning 'your'
What Jesus did = Matthew 9:35
Promises = Exodus 23:25 , Deuteronomy 7:15 , Psalm 41:1 -3 ,
Judgement = Deuteronomy 28:61 ,
Instruction = 2 Chronicles 6:28 -29 , James 5:14 -15
and is profitable for doctrine, for reproof, for correction,
for instruction in righteousness.
It did not say "some", or "most", it said "all", scripture!
Gods Words Stands Forever. It does not change.
It is settled in heaven.
Forever O LORD, thy word is settled in heaven. Psalm 119:89:
God the Father's word to God His Son.
Why mere men think they have the right to change Gods INSPIRED,
PRESERVED, INFALLIBLE, HOLY SCRIPTURES into Perversions.
MAKING IT NON EFFECT. REMOVING THE "five fundamentals"
that made up our Christian Heritage.
THEY ARE DENYING OUR LORD GOD AND SAVIOUR, JESUS CHRIST'S
DIETY!
1 Corinthians 14:22 is the only place in scripture that specifically gives us the purpose for tongues. It was used by God as a sign to unbelievers, not believers.
Hope this helps!
3 Remember all thy offerings, and accept thy burnt sacrifice.
4 Grant thee according to thine own heart, and fulfil all thy counsel.
In Verse 3, "thy offerings" is followed in Verse 4 by "thine own". What explains such an inconsistency?
Thank your for your response. it's very much appreciated. The scripture in Job where God is talking to Job about the Leviathan (Dragon) and then referring to other scriptures including the ones you mentioned can be confusing to a new Christian, not to mention the one that is trying to make it understandable. Thank you again for responding.
The KJV hasn't changed. The word 'should' has remained more than 400 years since it's first printing. Here's proof: Link It's possible you didn't have a real KJV back when you memorized this verse. Well-meaning people including pastors may easily misquote verses like this thinking they are quoting verbatim, then assuming it is KJV. NASB uses the word 'shall', for example.