John MacArthur Reads Psalm 37 from the LSB

John MacArthur Reads Psalm 37 from the LSB. This was the first public reading of the Legacy Standard Bible. Read the entire Psalm at LSBible.org/2021/02/05/psalm-37/
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[@theburlyburrito]

I preordered the LSB NT with psalms and proverbs and can’t wait for it to arrive! I’ve read over the online pdf’s of it and it reads like honey.

[@theburlyburrito]

@@mitchellc4 The Jehovah witness copypastas get annoying. Name a “prophetic prediction” that your leaders have gotten right. And then name every single one they’ve gotten wrong. They will never know as only God knows. Mark 13:32 “Now concerning that day or hour no one knows-neither the angels in heaven nor the Son-except the Father.” Now for John 9:38-39 38 “I believe, Lord!” he said, and he worshiped him. 39 Jesus said, “I came into this world for judgment, in order that those who do not see will see and those who do see will become blind.” Interesting, that he was worshiped and he did not reject because who but God alone can be worshiped? Revelation 19:10 “10 Then I fell at his feet to worship him, but he said to me, “Don’t do that! I am a fellow servant with you and your brothers and sisters who hold firmly to the testimony of Jesus. Worship God, because the testimony of Jesus is the spirit of prophecy.” Additionally, even the Bible states that Jesus is God. Romans 9:5 “The ancestors are theirs, and from them, by physical descent, came the Christ, who is God over all, praised forever. Amen.” Philippians 2:6-8 “who, existing in the form of God, did not consider equality with God as something to be exploited. 7 Instead he emptied himself by assuming the form of a servant, taking on the likeness of humanity. And when he had come as a man, 8 he humbled himself by becoming obedient to the point of death- even to death on a cross.” Hebrews 1:8 “but to the Son: Your throne, God, is forever and ever, and the scepter of your kingdom is a scepter of justice.” He also claimed to be God! John 8:58 “Jesus said to them, “Truly I tell you, before Abraham was, I am.” Here the Greek word ego eimi is used for I am. Which is the enigmatic form, interesting. This word is the equivalent of Ehyah Asher Ehyah in exodus 3, I AM WHO I AM. Colossians 1:16 also states that Jesus is the creator. “For everything was created by him, in heaven and on earth, the visible and the invisible, whether thrones or dominions or rulers or authorities- all things have been created through him and for him.” Therefore Jesus cannot possibly be an Angel. Hebrews 1:6 states that even the angels worship him, and the angels can’t worship another Angel, only God. “Again, when he brings his firstborn into the world, he says, And let all God’s angels worship him.” God bless!

[@ursulajenni6521]

Just beautiful! Thank you so much, pastor MacArthur, for reading Psalm 37 from your innermost being! To address the Author of His Word by His Name YAHWEH, leaves the reader of this LS-Translation with a deeper sense of intimacy (awe!), as he gains further amazing insight into the infinite beauty of Yahweh‘s mind! What a dignified legacy of a life faithfully lived in connecting the Bible!! HALLELUJAH! 🙏 🇨🇭

[@jameslow5536]

Where does God name Himself Yahweh??? I find only one place where He provides a name by which to be known and that name was given to Moses and it is translated I Am that I Am.. ... I am truly curious where the name Yahweh originates. Does it mean the same?

[@sttuffwithjoe4477]

​@@jameslow5536Yes, "Yahweh" comes from "I Am" in Exodus. God calls himself "Yahweh" in Isaiah 42:8. It will say "the LORD" in your translation probably, but the Hebrew text is "Yahweh/YHWH" which the LSB uses.

[@zachtbh]

A complete lsb in the macarthur study bible will be neat

[@torokun]

What I am waiting for.

[@jesseletkeman642]

This fall. Just announced

[@d0g_0f_Christ0s]

Can't wait to get my copy, thank You Almighty YaHWeH for allowing us to utter Your most holy name. Lord grant us the privilege of bringing You & Your name glory for how ever many of our appointed days. In the name of Yeshua we are Yours, Amen.

[@torokun]

@@mitchellc4 what is wrong with you?

[@dianebell3658]

Oh thank you so much for this message and Psalm. Needed this so much today.

[@CeperatedSelf]

I had No Idea about this new bible. Praise Yah, I've been praying for Mr. MacArthur. So glad he's in our fold. To Him be all the glory!

[@edcornell9752]

Excellent, I have been calling Him, Jehovah, Father, but I love the name Yahweh and shall be praising Him in that way.

[@jeffkovene4420]

Awwwe, so refreshing to hear my favorite psalm!

[@paulysguitarjournal]

Please please please do a large print. I have old eyes.

[@chadm9653]

I was thinking the same thing. Oh, and I checked out your channel....great playing! I subscribed

[@tzephanyahu4488]

Amen!

[@hdwoodshop]

I want the whole Bible. LSB in The preacher’s bible that’ll be perfection.

[@johnmurdock5710]

The kjv is perfection

[@brianrich7828]

@@johnmurdock5710it’s solid. But perfection is a stretch. Just like this one. But it doesn’t have to be perfect to be sufficient.

[@domsdomsdomsdoms]

their insight was so helpful for me in deciding if i should get a new bible. they mentioned that all the new translations coming out focus on the people, readability, and modern culture who feel the need to update the word (ie, 2020 editions), while the LSB's primary audience and priority is God first and how he wants His word to be read by us the reader. when i heard that, i just knew that the decision was already made for me and i preordered.

[@jddeklerk]

God is the author of Scripture, not it’s audience. Translations of the Bible must take human readers into account. Because humans and their languages change, Bible translations must also change since the goal of translation is communication. Otherwise why bother translating it, let’s just recite the words from the original languages like Muslims do with the Quran.

[@theburlyburrito]

@@jddeklerk I don’t think that’s what they were implying. I believe they were meaning to say that it doesn’t change to cultural norms. Which is a good thing because we shouldn’t change the word of God because of what the world thinks as we are called to be apart from the world.

[@domsdomsdomsdoms]

@@jddeklerk yes translations must take human readers into account. no one disagrees with you there. im positive that no translation aims to disregard its human audience. blessings!!

[@cceasar1]

Amen!!!!!!! ❤❤❤

[@ShadowRonan]

That was wonderful. So intimate

[@jlopez47]

I have a wide margin LSB on the way by shipping, and I couldn't be more excited!

[@tulipc]

Excited for this translation!

[@siredwrd]

@Mark OnTheBlueRidge ok

[@JayEhm1517]

I liked it. Looking forward to purchasing the completed Bible when it's published. Semper Reformanda!

[@JayEhm1517]

@@mitchellc4 nonsensical blather

[@boaz63]

A Schuyler LSB would be so great… 🙏

[@PeterJRam]

My new LSB is literally "in the mail," soon to arrive!

[@RobinBetorNMarak]

Wow

[@charlesratcliff2016]

I am placing my order right now.

[@joshuacimpan6499]

The best Bible translation is the the one you read.

[@afterdarkness-light]

Depends on the translation. The Message would never be the best.

[@giannirussso]

Bro what?

[@torokun]

LOL you haven’t read bad translation I guess?

[@samueljennings4809]

@@afterdarkness-light That, or the Passion Translation. Those are the two to absolutely stay away from.

[@Dispensational_David]

Stick to NASB, ESV, NKJV, or NIV. Those are really the 4 best ones. I’m open to this LSB version but have heard some things that make me apprehensive

[@PrincessPorkchopQT]

LSB John MacArthur study Bible please

[@lynaugustine8648]

I am so sorry..I am quite in the Caribbean but I will definitely try to get the Study LSB when it is out..I bought His Study Bible great Bible with lots of notes.. but I need a LSB here in my country.. God will help me..get it across here..I trust

[@gleasonparker1684]

I like LSB AND PSALM 37. LOOK FORWARD TO BIGGER FONT IN SPR8NG 2022. I HAVE THE NT IN BLUE LEATHER AND THE HANDY SIZE IN BR9WN LEATHER. WILL BUY ALL LSB BIBLES..

[@afterdarkness-light]

Waiting for the whole Bible in the LSB translation. 🙂

[@connermarone]

Yahweh Jesus is my God

[@danielnorman8595]

When are you going to print up MacArthur study Bible in this version?

[@adamh5153]

Will it be released electronically for free? I dont have the funds to purchase one. I already have a 95 NASB.

[@apostasiaelegcho5612]

Has he started preaching from it on a regular basis?

[@HearGodsWord]

MacArthur study Bible in the LSB to come in the future no doubt.

[@ianholloway3778]

New metrical version of part of Psalm 37: kzbin.info/www/bejne/mIS3e4yoYqmVjNE

[@DIVIN3KINGDOM]

LSB is the best Bible Translation! No way! Yahweh! :DK

[@aleczamora6993]

It’s not funny to use God’s name lightly and without respect.

[@liveforjesus4557]

@@aleczamora6993 It's from people like that that the Jews used Adonai and Lord, to not let blasphemy happen. “Do not give what is holy to dogs, and do not throw your pearls before swine, lest they trample them under their feet, and turn and tear you to pieces." Mathew 7:6

[@luismavila85]

Is the LSB going to say Jesus or Yeshua? I’m just being curious here? 😅

[@theburlyburrito]

It says Jesus. Yeshua is Hebrew, however, the NT is written in Greek. God bless!

[@lucasolivares5464]

It will say Jesus.

[@FlyTour69]

@@theburlyburrito considering the NT was written in Greek, wouldn’t “Iēsous” be the appropriate name to use? Honestly, I’d take it.

[@theburlyburrito]

@@FlyTour69 well not exactly, in English the name Jesus is a transcription from the Latin version of his name which is based on the Greek form of his name, Ιησους. The discrepancy in pronunciation within English is due to Latin pronouncing J as the English Y and the English translations never accommodated for this.

[@jameslow5536]

I have a question... in the story of the Exodus we are told that God presented Himself to Moses and when Moses asked "Who shall I say you are that sent me?" God said "Tell them, I am that I am has sent you " .. HIS name as given to Moses is I AM that I AM so my question is .. where does He call Himself Yahweh?

[@user-jn6xg7vh3o]

“I am that I am” is a translation of Yahweh, or YHWH, which is the verb “to exist” in multiple tenses. “I am that I am” would be what the name “Yahweh” would mean, at least one interpretation of it.

[@henryplays6251]

Jesus saves

[@johnmurphy9176]

Proverbs13

[@bengranchukoff7408]

”fret” - really? “Agitated” carries a much fuller meaning in my opinion in the context.

[@p.b.9428]

I decided not to wait for the LSB and so I purchased the updated NASB, otherwise known as the 2020 version. I regret it. The updated NASB is a politically correct version of the 1995 and earlier versions. Don’t do it. I should have either purchashed one of the earlier versions of the NASB or waited for the LSB.

[@theburlyburrito]

Is there not a return option available?

[@p.b.9428]

@@theburlyburrito Without taking that into consideration, I started to strike and replace with the 95 verbiage. But yes, if I would not have been so taken aback, I might have been thinking straight. It would have sent a message, as I ordered it directly from the Lockman Foundation who holds the rights to the NASB.

[@theburlyburrito]

@@p.b.9428 Sorry to hear that. They most assuredly will have a cheap version of it at some point as the full release is at the end of the year. Maybe you could pick one up then or in March when it is released online you could use it in the Bible app. God bless!

[@p.b.9428]

@@theburlyburrito Thank you and God bless you also!

[@luismavila85]

Which NASB Version is best?

[@cesaresp101]

Fret should be worry, I have never heard the word fret a single time in my entire life

[@theburlyburrito]

It’s not meant to be a easy to read translation. The LSB is meant to be ultra literal and there is beauty in that.

[@cesaresp101]

@@theburlyburrito I support that 100% but changing fret to worry when the two words are practically interchangeable, wouldn’t hinder that goal

[@theburlyburrito]

@@cesaresp101 Fret has a deeper, more literal meaning, as fret means constant and/or visible worry and anxiousness. Whereas worry just means giving way to anxiety or unease. Additionally, worry focuses more on dwelling on troubles whereas fret is a visible and constant act. God bless!

[@afterdarkness-light]

Then you've never read the original NASB. It says fret, too.

[@byronarriaza690]

I need in spanish please

[@theburlyburrito]

A Spanish Bible with the name of God? If you mean the LSB, unfortunately, that’s not really possible. This is a translation from Hebrew to English. It would not be good if they were to translate it from Hebrew to English and then to Spanish. There might be other Spanish bibles similar but I’m not sure.

[@tjtampa214]

I'm sure they will be producing them in many languages as they do all versions.

[@marlonbrandon1604]

Reina Valera 1960 already does this.

[@jerry7956]

Curious as to how the LSB treats Revelation, namely: does the LSB translation say that those who receive the mark of the beast can still be saved?

[@itsethan3623]

Dont take John out of context

[@jerry7956]

@@itsethan3623 I'm not. Here is the audience member's question and John's answer: Q: "Once the person takes the mark, is there any possibility of him coming to Christ?" John's A: "Yes. I think... In order to function in the economy of the antichrist you have to take the mark of the beast." Then John goes on to ask himself: "Will you still be able to be redeemed? And I think the answer to that is: Yes." Listen for yourself. kzbin.info/www/bejne/rmibhpZ9jbegpJo Scripture says: "And I saw thrones, and they sat on them, and judgment was committed to them. Then I saw the souls of those who had been beheaded for their witness to Jesus and for the word of God, who had not worshiped the beast or his image, and had not received his mark on their foreheads or on their hands. And they lived and reigned with Christ for a thousand years." Revelation 20:4. John was wrong about both (1) taking the mark and being redeemed, and (2) no one being saved out of the seven year tribulation that unless they took the mark. John must come clean with his error and correct himself, otherwise he is leading people astray.

[@itsethan3623]

@@jerry7956 yes I agree, my bad. I remembered watching that a while ago and remembered the context being an IF someone came to christ after taking the mark?' not a 'CAN someone come to christ after taking the mark?' But I also know in 1 Cor. 6:9 - 11, Paul identifies people who won't go to heaven either, but goes on to say 'as were some of you'. He says these people won't enter the kingdom of God and then says you WERE also that very thing, and yet you are going into God's kingdom. So I dont agree with John MacArthur, but theres a different answer. CAN someone come to Christ after taking the mark? Yes. Will it happen? I would say no because it is a decision against God, joining with His enemy. Can it? Yes. Will it? No. But I do know that this is a dangerous teaching and should not allow teachers to say by any means that it's ok to take the mark because you can be forgiven. Very dangerous especially with the stupidity of modern people to say they'll be saved 'when they're done living they're own life.' I am 15 and am so glad Jesus has taken me, I am ready to live my life to the fullest now because I am ready to die.

[@jerry7956]

@@itsethan3623 Amen. Be strong in the Lord and in the power of HIS might. Put on the whole armor of God. Eph. 6. The unpardonable sin is blasphemy of the Holy Spirit, which is to say: those that outright reject Godvwill not be forgiven. Those that take the mark of the beast have outright rejected God and HIS plan and purpose for humanity, and instead have followed the commands of antichrist. There is no possibility of their redemption at that point. Stay blessed.

[@itsethan3623]

@@jerry7956 I talked about this earlier with someone. Yes it is a conscience decision against God. I will continue to be in my word, it is our meat after all. Stay strong in the Lord also. See you up there one day:)

[@jkovert]

Calling him "God" is fine.

[@elijahbaxter7163]

Yahweh is His name

[@clayton4917]

The living Gods name is Jesus. His name is above all other names. So i dont understand this.

[@jscranton2]

It’s the LORD which is Jehovah. Psalm 83:18 KJV [18] That men may know that thou, whose name alone is Jehovah, art the most high over all the earth. Psalm 110:1 KJV [1] The Lord said unto my Lord, Sit thou at my right hand, until I make thine enemies thy footstool. Matthew 22:44 KJV [44] The Lord said unto my Lord, Sit thou on my right hand, till I make thine enemies thy footstool? The LORD is a perfectly fine translation and we have the authority of Jesus in the New Testament quoting psalm 110 saying LORD. These people need to stop puffing themselves up with pride and changing the word of God. John macaurthur is a devil in sheep’s clothes

[@theburlyburrito]

It’s not changing the word of God. They included a transliteration of the word יהוה, which is the name of God. The way to pronounce this is Yahweh. The word Jehovah is a miss transliteration done by medieval scholars because they mixed the vowels of Adonai with Yahweh since whenever the Jews read the ot they would say Adonai instead of Yahweh in an effort to display respect. Now let me guess, your kjvo?

[@jscranton2]

@@theburlyburrito let me guess you must be a doctor who knows better than the 54 translators of the kjv.

[@theburlyburrito]

@@jscranton2 so you are kjv only

[@theburlyburrito]

@@jscranton2 and you are assuming that the scholars of today are less educated or skilled in their work than those translators were?

[@theburlyburrito]

@@jscranton2 well, I used to be kjv only until I realized how flawed the kjv preservation argument was. I’m not saying that it is not the word of God preserved, but I am saying that it’s not the only preserved translation of the word of God. That argument that it is the only preserved one is more flawed than the Quran preservation argument.