How to Read the Bible for All It’s Worth

How to Read the Bible for All It’s Worth
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Christians agree that the Bible is by far the most important book for our faith and life. In fact, that's what the word means. “Bible” comes from the Greek word for “book;” and as far as Christians are concerned, it is the Book. But we don't always agree on what the Bible teaches, or how to interpret it. So if you've got some questions about how to read and understand the Bible, join the conversation.

2 Timothy 3:14-17

This program originally aired on January 27th, 2012

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Responses:

“The Bible is doctrinally different from all the new versions on the topic of divorce. Jesus makes it very clear that if one divorces and remarries, they commit adultery. Satan changed ONE word in his new versions to change the way the church teaches about sex before marriage and divorce and remarriage. Matthew 19:9 in the new versions is the modern, liberal church's excuse for remarriage in the Church. The Bible says; "whosoever shall put away his wife, except for fornication, and shall marry another, committeth adultery..." All of Satan's versions change the word "fornication" to "adultery" or "immorality" or something else that makes it heresy. Fornication is sex before marriage. A couple is supposed to be both virgins when they marry. During the consummation, if the groom finds the bride is not a virgin, he does not have to marry her according to Jesus. The Bible does not give sexual immorality of any kind as grounds for divorce. The spouse is to be forgiven. "Go, and sin no more." Just the change of this ONE word in the modern versions has thrown the Church into an immoral tailspin. Why is there NO ONE to stand for the KJB as the inerrant Word of God in English? Because if you did, there would be no one to buy the doughnuts.” - Rick Duoos
“How does that relate with this podcast??? I love and despise reading comments.” - Pete Townshend

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