/lit/ - Literature

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>it will be saying the same thing 99% of the time no matter who’s translation you use.
Even if we assume this is true, all it takes is one inverted sentence or verse in the Bible to remove the infallibility of God's word. Do you think that if I went through a book with an agenda and changed 1% of the words on every page, much less 7%, that one could change the meaning? Now imagine if satan had been given that job. We know since Genesis 3 verse 1 that satan is always known to question what God's word really says. Notice what it says at the beginning of Genesis 3, "Now the serpent was more subtil than any beast of the field which the LORD God had made. And he said unto the woman, Yea, hath God said...?"

Also notice how the devil misrepresents and perverts what the word of God really says in every recorded conversation where it gets brought up. Including the temptation of Christ in the wilderness. Now, do you think that this same entity would be very active in spreading corrupted Bible versions? Just think about it. The answer has to be yes. The adversary is always trying to get us to move away from what we have always believed, from what the received text of the original language says - via "new discoveries" or misleading translations.