PART 3. CHANGING MEANING WITH PUNCTUATION. MAKING SCRIPTURE SAY WHAT YOU WANT.
The 1611 Fellowship discusses subtle change in punctuation, and how those changes radically affect meaning.
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One quick thought on Galatians 2:20 is placing a : colon, in the KJV Blainey edition, instead of a . period after I am crucified with Christ, to me is crucial to emphasize a profound truth of the body of Christ. As always , appreciate you Reginald. Blessings (If people would research the 1611 KJV translators, all arguments, against the 1611 would be extinguished) 😊
Good points.
Thk you so much Reg, really looking forward to see what the Lord shows you
This am, I was reading Galatians 2:20 ( one of my fav., verses) & comparing the 1611 KJV to Blaneys 1769 and he totally butchered it, one of the most powerful verses in the Bible. ( Unbelievable) Blessings 🙏
...definitely big punctuation changes in Gal. 2:20. I'm meditating on how they change meaning in the verse. Any thoughts on that?
Huge, thx for the share, I grew up Church of Christ, not known by most, it's an off-shoot of the Catholic Church The C of C is backed by an anti- Christ spirit & there main scripture is Acts 2:38 (Act of Baptism saves you) .
It's amazing what one missing comma can do to corrupt sound doctrine. Surely this is the work of Satan - more subtle than any beast of the field. I am dumbfounded that most so-called Christians don't get it.
incredible lesson Reginald & John, Glory to God, Also I got Reginalds book several months ago, this book should be a NY best seller, the information is life changing, a true Blessing, thk you Reginald
John and I are always pleased to be a benefit. Thank-you for the encouragement regarding my book. Unfortunately, mainstream publisher would never touch a book like that. It's bad for business. I guess that's the nature of truth; it has never been profitable.
always happiest when listening to these fellowships even if scary,thanks for making them :))
Amen! Satan's "M.O." has always been to cause doubt, blur the clear lines of distinction in God's word in order to bring doubt/confusion and less trust that the word of God is infallible!
For sure. Another that you have probably noticed is in Revelation. Is the mark "in" or "on" the hand? Big difference.