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My Biblical "One-Versionism" stance. That would be KJV.

Discussion in '2004 Archive' started by mjwegs42, Sep 10, 2004.

  1. rsr

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    Jesus changed the scripture, but God allowed the first draft into the Bible anyway. That's a pretty good view of preservation, I guess.
     
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    rsr,

    Jesus did not change the scripture, he taught it! Read the whole chapter, you will see that it talks of Jesus teaching in verse 15. But come to verse 18 and we are all doubting Thomas. Do not take away the Lords authority. By changing this verse you remove Christ authority over scripture! And as clear as day God preserved the prophecy (Is 61) and the fulfilment (Luke 4).
     
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    I read the whole chapter.

    Jesus read from the prophet (standard synagogue custom and now standard Baptist practice) and then taught. If he changed the text that the elders were accustomed to, it surely would have been noted in Luke. The possibilities (if you don't accept that Jesus read from a non-Masoretic text) is that the elders didn't know the scripture or that Luke omitted the furor that Jesus' freeness with the scripture created. Take your pick.

    I don't know what more is to be said.
     
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