John

Colin discusses the need to consider the way certain words were used in Bible times and not apply our modern usage to them.
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On the other hand:
God loved the world enough to give His only Son.
...That's A LOT!!
So, in this instance, the confusion doesn't result in a dramatic difference of understanding. Not saying these kinds of mistakes can't or don't have disastrous consequences for the content of Sacred Scripture (as they certainly often do)... but maybe there's a better example to illustrate that danger than this one(?)

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That is a point that is brought up in the video, yes. I've often found people respond better to the ways we've misinterpreted the Bible when we start with some low-stakes easy examples

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God loves righteousness and hates deception. Love the Good and Hate the Evil. Many people say "I believe in Jesus" but truly love only money and what makes their Flesh happy., if that's you you'll hear Christ say "Depart from Me i Never Knew you" because you only truly loved YOURSELF.

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