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Re: Godspeed, Endeavor!


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Posted by Nancy Howell on March 11, 2008 at 10:38:04 from (144.162.48.81):

In Reply to: Re: Godspeed, Endeavor! posted by Joe from MN. on March 11, 2008 at 07:34:54:

Yes, I know the bible says if you take away or add so much as a jot or a tittle, you will be cursed. But I also know that when the King James version was translated, their knowledge of the Aramic, Greek and Hebrew languages was not nearly as extensive as it is now. No language translates completely to another especially if that language is ancient. Languages evolve and it takes a great deal of extensive research to even come close to an accurate translation of an ancient language. The secular world has always tried to tear down the bible and prove it false. Without fail, every attempt to disprove the bible has failed. In fact, all attempts to disprove the bible have ultimately contributed to its validity. Of all ancient texts scrutinized and tested for validity, the bible has consistently "scored" higher than any and proved itself to be accurate and true over and over. Unfortunately, the scientists just can't handle that and keep trying. BTW, there have been several mathematicians, including one at MIT, that have proved that the odds of life "just happening" are so statistically astronomical that it is virtually impossible. Again, the scientists just can't stop trying. Someday, they'll get to tell it to Jesus with the rest of us. They just won't get to stay there. Personally, I look forward to going home and worshiping my Lord forever. No interruptions, not trivialities, just heaven and all my Christian brothers and sisters. Even so, Lord Jesus, Come!


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