Scriptural Integrity

Jun 20, 2007 - comments: 6

Today the world is trying to re-define Christian theology and Re-write Scripture. First we’ll listen in as Dr. Land talks about a disturbing new translation of the Bible that’s distorting, twisting. . . and in some cases deleting scripture.

Unfortunately, the Good as New translation of the Bible is not the only threat to the integrity of God’s Word. Many people only pick out the parts of scripture they like and toss away the parts they don’t like. We’ll also listen in as Dr. Land visits with Dr. Jimmy Draper about the importance of affirming Biblical Authority.

In our world today, it is important to remember that the Bible is to remain the absolute standard by which all things are judged. The way we view the Bible directly affects every aspect of our lives, including how we view the world. It is key for us to build our worldview firmly on biblical authority.

Our faith is constantly challenged by a culture that embraces all lifestyles and religions and rejects the idea of absolute truth. So we’ve invited Dr. Voddie Baucham as our final guest to share his ideas about being a Christian in a post-Christian culture. Voddie has become one of the most sought-after Bible teachers in America. He’ll talk about how the Culture may be influencing the Church more than Church is influencing the Culture.

topic(s): Faith, Apologetics, Bible, Ministry, Citizenship, Church and State

6 comments (post your own) feed

1 On Sep 26th, 2006, at 5:37am, Irene Duda wrote:

Reading the article above, how do we know which bible tells us the truth about God?  I was taught that the King James version of the Bible taught the truth about God, but here in Mississippi, they use the Contemporary English Version.
I am confused, can you help me to understand which Bible really tells the truth about God?
God Bless You!

2 On Jun 22nd, 2007, at 12:57pm, w maichel wrote:

Unfortunately, I only heard a portion of this broadcast. However, what I heard did make me smile...not that the “new translation” is anything to smile about, just the outrage that there were books left out of this “Bible”.

Aren’t there books in the RC & Eastern Orthodox Bibles that are not in the Protestant versions?
Martin Luther wanted to leave out additional books as well.

God Bless!

3 On Dec 31st, 2007, at 10:24pm, Sarge wrote:

Part 1: Faith-v-Feelings. Read 1Tim.4 & 2Tim.4:1-5. Man has twisted God’s perfect Word over the centuries, and changed it to fit what he wants it to say. Not every meaning was changed, but a little leaven leavens the whole lump. But let us make no mistake, it is man that has twisted the meaning of the Word. God’s Word remains unchanged. The people that initially penned God’s Word suffered torturous deaths for what they believed in/wrote. Any excuse of not living by it because they wrote it wrong is pathetically weak. False teachers have been teaching false doctrines inside religious buildings to accommodate people’s feelings (itching ears) for many years. Today’s ‘churches’ are ruled by satan, the father of lies; the Bible tells us this will happen. By what standard do we say that these teachers/doctrines are false?

4 On Dec 31st, 2007, at 10:31pm, Sarge wrote:

Part 3: You, as well as they, will be held accountable to God for accepting their doctrines. It is each individuals responsibility to seek out God (Prov.25:2) and rightly divide the Word of Truth (2Tim.2:15), not follow the idols of their own mind and feelings. Let God be True and every man a liar (Rom.3:4). Each English translation could be taught to have a different meaning – so if someone doesn’t like the way KJV sounds, he/she can switch to NIV, ASV, etc. If a teacher actually taught the true meaning, his congregation would be much smaller because most people want to hear the message of feeling, not of fact. So if a person wants to know the true meaning of God’s Word he/she must do the research into the original text and interpretation.

5 On Jan 4th, 2008, at 7:56pm, Sarge wrote:

Part 2: We must look to the original text to ensure it is being read in the proper context and interpretation.  We say they are false teachers/wolves because we have the Bible, that never changes, as a standard, but they teach the doctrines of men, and blaspheme against God by teaching lies inside religious buildings. Their god is NOT the One True God, it is an idol of their own mind. They are the false teachers, preaching to people with itching ears, and have created a god that allows people to do what makes them feel good and are tossed to and fro and carried about with every wind of doctrine, by the sleight of men, [and] cunning craftiness, whereby they lie in wait to deceive (Eph.4:14).

6 On Jan 4th, 2008, at 8:03pm, Sarge wrote:

Part 4: I encourage everyone to: 1) stay out of religious buildings (ie. ‘churches’) at all costs, they are ruled by satan – the abomination of desolation spoken of by Daniel has taken his seat in the ‘church’. They have people who want to hear what makes them feel good, and they have thus sought teachers who are willing to teach false doctrines in order to accommodate those feelings. 2) Study, and rightly divide the Word of Truth using the original Greek/Hebrew as guidance for proper interpretation. There is software, internet sites, palm computers, etc to aide in this language conversion. Then, and only then, will God reveal himself to you, 3) Get together with others who know the Truths as taken from God’s Word, and strengthen each other – this does not/should not be done on a ritualistic basis. 4) Use God’s Word as the standard by which you live your life, make your decisions, and to receive your salvation from its author, God Himself – Jesus, the Christ.

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