Bible Discussion Thread

We are special!

This is how i see it, Since The Lord Jesus died and bled for all humanity

(every person there is) does that not make us special?

For anyone to think that it was for one single person or race, that would be wrong.

He rose from the dead/the flesh of sin and death.

For His Righteousness

His Forgiveness

His Grace

His Will

His Spirit

A Free Gift for everyone

I believe a true Christian/saint are those who are saved solely by The Blood of Jesus Christ

by His Good work for us.

Are there mistakes in The KJV? Grave mistakes!

See Jude 1:4 you cannot change a Holy thing into a bad thing, it should say, they exchanged

The Grace of God for.....

(or they left a good thing for a bad thing)

Also in Romans 1:23 and 25

Psalms 4:2

See Mark 3:30

Also in Galations 3:13 Should say "being made a sacrifice for us", not a curse.

See also 1 Corinthians 12:3; Matt. 12:32

Also 2 Corinthians 4:10 the dying of our flesh; see Heb 10:10 He died once

2 Cor. 5:21 Our Sacrifice for sin- He hath made Him "A Sacrifice for us"

Only The Holy Spirit can work miracles- so in Rev.13:14; Rev. 16:14; Rev. 19:21 should say signs and wonders.

See Matt. 24:24 or even schemes (Gog)

Also in 2 Thess. 2:9 should say, "with all deceivableness", instead of power.

See 2 Thess. 2:10

In order to find mistakes in bibles, i believe, you need to find other scriptures to back it up.

I in no way want to add or take from His Word wrongfully in any way, shape or form.

I also do not believe that Jesus had long hair or looked like a hippy;

He is Risen from the flesh, He is not in pictures.

He comes in Spirit in us.

God Bless!

Matthew 24:35, Psalm 12:6-7, John 6:63, Psalm 119:89,

1 Peter 1:23-25, Proverbs 30:5, Luke 4:4, Acts 19:20, Romans 10:17,

John 1:1-3, Revelation 19:11-16.

Dear Leah, I am glad that you are searching Scriptures. May your study be richly blessed!

I read in Scripture that Jesus rose from the dead with the body he had before He died. He ate with the apostles and told them, "a spirit does not have flesh and bones and told Thomas to touch his wounds, which were indeed flesh. Luke 24:36-43 John 20:24-30.

When Jesus ascended into heaven, He did so bodily. In heaven His body is glorified, but is still a body of flesh and bones, only glorified, not being able to decay, age, be sick, injured, or die. He is this way forever, fully God and fully man glorified in one body.

We will be glorified like Jesus' humanity in the resurrection. Jesus will always retain His humanity and divinity. We will always retain our humanity, but will our humanity ever be changed! It will be so wonderful we cannot even imagine what it will be like for us! Can't wait.