Hermano, gracias por el comentario. Pregunta, no sé si es que me estoy poniendo viejo y necesito lentes pero me puse a leer su comentario y no encontré ni una cita Bíblica para apoyar tu argumento. Ayúdame encontrarlo por favor.

Absolutely Brother! Thank you for the support! I don't get it either! It's satanic when they attack out Blessed Mother Mary! It's like they get a rush attacking our Blessed Mother Mary Ever Virgin!

Thank you for letting me know! I will try and either amplify the mic or change the mic position.

Let's go!!

Anytime! Glad to help!

Love it! Now that's using all your resources!

Thank you for the feedback! I'll attempt in my future shorts to include more details.

And is NLT okay?

NIV takes too much liberty with different words compared to the Greek. If it's all you have right now, it's better than nothing.

NLT is alright! I think they have some good notes but I do recommend you start with NKJV or ESV then go to KJV once you get used to the wording.

Dang straight! Lol 😂

Make sure you are worshipping King Jesus not King James. God preserved his words throughout 2000 years++. He didn't do it exclusively through a Roman Catholic priest in the 1500s that was rushing his copy to print before anyone else's came out.

yeah ESV is pretty solid. I have the Catholic edition.

Great question, my reasoning is that in many cases where aspects of Christian doctrine is clearly stated in the Bible, some translations take the liberty to translate differently, which in turn leads to not understanding the depth of a verse. In many places where the original text would say "Spirit of God" it would say "winds of God". Things like this lead me to recommend these. If anything I would even recommend the Douay-Rheims translation!

@@FeroxMinisterium I saw that the NRSV does that which most people say is just an updated version of the RSV. Not sure if NIV does that but im not a big NIV fan. because I don't typically need a thought for thought translation since I grew up in the church its helped me articulate the text. I would use the KJV more but I have a hard time with some of the archaic words. I am more into the NKJV, ESV, and NASB95 (Possibly LSB too). I just like NKJV since it's literal and poetry doesnt suffer.

@ Yup NRSV I am not a big fan of either for the same reason. One example is that one of them in Genesis says “and the winds of God hovered over the waters” compared to the Spirit of God hovered over the waters, and I am not cool with that! LSB, I think Legacy Standard Bible, is really good since it’s pretty accurate and puts in Yahweh when the Lords divine name is used. If you pair LSB with KJV, that’s a good duo right there.

@@FeroxMinisterium The LSB suffers the same problem that the KJV does, neither are easy to read or comprehend. You also did not address the original question, the KJV and NKJV both use flawed manuscripts, that lead to errors in translation, it is common academic practice to accept the new manuscripts based on Dead Sea scrolls. Addressing Critical Text vs Textus receptus needs to be done if you are going to recommend KJV and NKJV. As an addition "Winds of God" vs "Spirit of God" is not a mistranslation. The Hebrew word transliterated is ruach. It can be translated as any of the following; "Breath, Spirit, wind, blast, mind" and more depending on context. The word wind is used as an artistic/symbolic choice to connect the word wind to later uses of the word, by doing so the translators are able to connect later biblical stories to the creation narrative, much the same way readers of Hebrew would have understood it. This does not prevent depth of the verse but enhances it. "Not being okay" with something is not a sound logical argument. Changing that verse to wind is not "doctrinal" in any way shape or form.

@@aeropowell I understand your message. I'm no scholar, ( I previously wrote arbiter of truth but it sounded wrong), so don't mind me if you don't like my recommendations! 🙏

Solo nosotros en nuestros pecados somos tóxico, por eso necesitamos la gracia del Señor!

This isn't an argument, just plain fact.

Amén!

Amén Hermano!

Exactly Brother! Some of the best transactions out there.

YES! ESV is amazing. Its esv, nkjv and kjv for me as well

Me too!

That ESV removes verses

Yes Brother Absolutely

No estoy sentado en un asiento.

Thank you Brother! 🙏

Silent Prayer is the best!

Silent Prayer really is so important

Great question! Here's what I got! Although in 404 AD Tyrranius Rufinus perpetuated the legend that the apostles themselves wrote the Apostles’ Creed, most scholars agree it is an eighth century expansion of the second century baptismal creed of Rome called the “Roman Symbol.” Its primary usage was as a baptismal creed, a function it retains to this day. At the same time St. Ambrose (339-397) and St. Augustine (354-430) urged their flocks to recite daily the “Symbol of Faith.” This devotional recitation is part of the reason it heads the Rosary. media.ascensionpress.com/2020/02/07/differences-between-the-nicene-and-apostles-creeds/

Amen Brother!

Thank you Brother!

Thank you Brother Brad! Glory to our Triune God, Father, Son and Holy Spirit!

Thank you Brother Brad! God Bless you!

Eso tú crees

@@JoseRodriguez-du1vl bo solo es lo que creo, investigue, y me tome la molestia de buscar información que ningún religioso te diria, t animo a que hagas lo mismo si quieres saber verdades. Shalom

Enséñame algo pa que aprenda

Si no sabes no te metas

Dios te bendiga es verdad

@@JoseRodriguez-du1vl Isaias 45:7

Todo lo justo ante Dios lo aprueba, todo lo injusto ante Dios no lo aprueba

Lol my bad I got you next time! 🤣🤣

Yes!!!

Let me know what was unclear so I can help!

@@FeroxMinisterium Just because the wordage is similar doesn't mean the meaning is similar.

@@StillProtesting Are you referring to the comparison to 1 Thessalonians?

@JuanLobez Yes. And you have to remember who actually wrote the book. God inspired the writers but didn't actually write it. So Moses is calling Him "Lord" which makes sense.

Are you a Christian that believes in our Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ? In The Father, Son and Holy Spirit? That the Son came down, was born of a virgin, took on flesh and died on the cross for our sins, resurrected on the third day, and will return to judge the living and the dead?

@JuanLobez I used to be, son of Christian authors and seminarians. Christian schooling, masters of divinity in theology. Former missionary.

Now I'm an atheist.

@@CoyTheobaltI’m truly sorry to hear you left the faith. If you don’t mind me asking, why’d you leave?

@JuanLobez became unconvinced that God exists . There wasn't enough compelling evidence to have me believe in God. Everything seemed to fall apart when compared to the reality I experience.

Are you a Christian that believes in our Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ? In The Father, Son and Holy Spirit? That the Son came down, was born of a virgin, took on flesh and died on the cross for our sins, resurrected on the third day, and will return to judge the living and the dead?

You need to read Hebrews 1 where the Father refers to the Son as God. Or maybe where the Father and the Son are equal and "it not being robbery" for Jesus to be equal with the Father.

Just one, like three chapters of a book. All are unique and have different attributes, but they all still make up the same “book”.