He Tried 3 TIMES To Discredit The Bible, But It DIDN'T Go to Plan
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- Опубликовано: 30 сен 2024
- People often hear the craziest ideas about the Bible on the Internet (without ever reading it themselves) and they use it to reject the Bible. Ryan in this chat responds to this skeptics' objections to the Bible.
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Let’s not make fun of him but let’s praise and give thanks that he was directed towards our heavenly Father.
Amen
Amen.
The flying spaghetti monster, r'amen.
@@WhoThisMonkey You too need Jesus, my friend. God will not be mocked.
Exactly.
he seemed quite genuine about his questions, excellent responses
I'm so glad he was respectful and he genuinely seemed to understand. That seed was planted! Good work, Ryan!
It's easy to fool those who are easily fooled. 🤷🏼♂️
Props to him for not getting upset
This young man simply seems misguided but genuinely curious for actual information
Religious people are the ones who are misguided. Believing in something without evidence. Extraordinary claims require extraordinary evidence.
Yeah and it doesn’t help to much when, your cherry-picking half truth to him.
I love the Christian guy who shows so much love and charity here.
No snark, no hate, no triumphalism.
The first guy was soundly beaten, but not humiliated.
Well done 🙂
That's how we should live. True Christians should follow Jesus and reflect God.
He’s watching Islamic videos 😂
When parents don’t introduce their kids to faith but say “we aren’t going to push any thing on them. We are just going to let them decide for themselves”it’s the lazy approach. They make themselves sound morally superior when in reality they do not take this approach with anything else. They educate them in school. They teach them about everything from public manners to what to believe about politics, Santa Claus, etc. We train our kids up so that when they are adults they are actually _prepared_ to decide for themselves and to instruct their children likewise.
Teach them about logic, epistemology, rational skepticism and give them the tools to rationally and reliably reach objective conclusions for themselves.
That way, cults don't fool them with nonsense.
@@WhoThisMonkeynow that sounds like a lot of work. It's easier to just let them decide on their own.
@@AntonioGalio-yh5zo
No.
Because the human brain makes things up, which is precisely why we have a world with religion.
If we teach our children critical thinking, they won't fool for religious claims.
Secularism is the only rational position to hold.
It isn't a level playing field.
If you don't teach children how to determine what is and isn't true, they will be misled.
@@AntonioGalio-yh5zo
Giving them the tools to decide on their own is the goal.
'a lot of work.'
Some of us actually care to give our children the best shot in life.
Giving them the tools to work out what is and isn't objectively true is essential.
Religious claims aren't true.
People fool for their claims because they haven't been taught the aforementioned subjects.
You warn children of dangers, look before you cross, don't do drugs, etc...
Religion is another one of those dangers.
@@WhoThisMonkeyyeah, heaven forbid (pun intended) that parents teach their kids a base line of morals. Religion is one of the tools that can be mentioned. It can be dangerous like a saw, or it could be useful, like a saw… it’s not inherently dangerous the way some people try to characterize it.
My life as an example. What have I ever done that has harmed others or myself? I work hard, I have a degree in education and teach special needs kids, I’m honest with others, I help people, give time to my church and help out in my community. I have a loving wife who I’m devoted to, and children who I support spiritually, as well as temporally. My religion is the foundation of my life as I strive to love God with my whole being, and by so doing, I love others as myself, so I have no desire to harm others, because it would be like hurting myself. I’m not a perfect person by any means, but my religion hasn’t proven dangerous or harmful in any way, very much the opposite.
It’s a bit trite to pretend that “religion” is the problem with the world, when what is the real problem are human beings. We are the constant variable. As long as there are people, there will be problems, and I’m not interested in a final solution to the problem.
He was kinda on to something, with the changes to the OT. The masoretic texts were edited in a few key areas, to downplay prophesies of Christ. Look up the differences between the septuigent and masoretic. The Dead Sea scrolls actually served to confirm this. However, I doubt this is what he was talking about
Thank you for your videos! I am sharing them!
But but but….. that’s what I heard from atheists RUclipsrs. lol
Whoever edited this video made the bad mistake of actually trolling this guy who is just asking honest questions and having a respectful discussion. You want those kinds of things to happen? then don’t troll and make fun of us for simply trying to seek out whatever the truth is. I don’t make fun of Christians, either
He wasn't "trolling" him, the guy was just... wrong... flat wrong... and the video show it and you got mad for some reason. Man up, just little... 🙂
@@rrnonya5472 My last response might’ve been too heated. I’ll rephrase: the VIDEO EDITOR (not the speaker, unless they are one in the same) was trolling the guy asking questions. He referred to the benign guy being interviewed as “desperate”. I only got upset because the editor seemed more concerned with shoving their response in the questioner’s face. It’s a huge turn off to people like me who are trying to have respectful conversations, like this guy was trying to do. I don’t even know for sure if the Christian here is correct, because finding the truth is difficult these days. so don’t accuse me of getting mad because I think he’s correct. I’m not even sure who is correct in this video. My advice is don’t just believe anything you hear
@@aspiringlegend9514It doesn‘t matter if you are christian or not. Those type of people just exist.
An entitled greedy person can be either a christian or not a christian. There are no sides. We are alle people, human beings with different personalities.
I am sure you will find a christian too who is respectful like yourself.
@@jasanthmahilrasah692 yes, ive encountered some
@@rrnonya5472 I don't think anyone who believes in an invisible man in the sky is in any position to troll anyone...
BLESS ALL 3 OF YOU. ONE FOR TEACHING, THE OTHER FOR WANTING TO LEARN & THE HOLY SPIRIT FOR MEDIATING.
What is the difference between The Old Testament & The new Testament? Are they part of the Holy Bible?
The New Testament in summary is about the life, ministry and death of Jesus Christ. It is written by Mathew, Mark, Luke, John and Paul. It begins with The birth of Jesus and goes to his death plus a few more years as the Apostles do some additional preaching. It is my favorite book.
The Old Testament is written by many Profits and begins with the creation of the earth. The people multiply in great numbers, become wicked and our destroyed by the flood with the exception of Noah’s family who build the Ark, take two of all animals and begins another society of people. These become the story of the Israelites. Their enslavement by the Romans. Moses leads them out of Egypt and into the wilderness and then they become a number of different societies and become wicked. Many Profits attempt to get the to repent without a lot of luck. The timing for all of this is a bit unclear but is generally considered to be approx, 5500 to 4500 BC and then up to the birth of Jesus at approx. 10 BC.
Both great scriptures and need yo be read..
In Christianity, the Old Testament is the name of the first part the Bible, the one written before Jesus Christ. The Quran calls the Old Testament the Tawrat.
In Judaism, the collection of inspired books is known as Tanakh; scholars often use the name Hebrew Bible. Both Jews and Christians believe these texts to be holy. According to them, God inspired men to write the collection.
The collection contains different texts, called "books", about God, and the people of Israel.
It can be divided into several sections: the Torah, the History of Israel, the Prophets and Wisdom books.
The first to have used this name (in Latin: vetus testamentum) was probably Tertullian in the 2nd century.
Different religious communities include (or exclude) certain books. The Roman Catholic Church uses the books that were included in Saint Jerome's Latin translation of the Old Testament (his works is called Vulgate). The Eastern Orthodox church uses the ancient Greek translation of Jewish sacred writings called the Septuagint. The Eastern Orthodox list of sacred books has a few more books than the Roman Catholic list. Protestant Bibles stick more closely to the books in the Jewish collection (the Tanakh) but list them in the order found in the Septuagint.
To Jews, there is no "Old Testament." The books that Christians call the New Testament are not part of Jewish scripture. The so-called Old Testament is known to us as Written Torah or the Tanakh...The text of each book is more or less the same in Jewish translations as what you see in Christian bibles, although there are some occasional, slight differences in the numbering of verses and there are some significant differences in the translations.
The books of the Old Testament in order from first to last are:
Genesis (50 Chapters)
Exodus (40 Chapters)
Leviticus (27 Chapters)
Numbers (36 Chapters)
Deuteronomy (34 Chapters)
Joshua (24 Chapters)
Judges (21 Chapters)
Ruth (4 Chapters)
1 Samuel (31 Chapters)
2 Samuel (24 Chapters)
1 Kings (22 Chapters)
2 Kings (25 Chapters)
1 Chronicles (29 Chapters)
2 Chronicles (36 Chapters)
Ezra (10 Chapters) (a)
Nehemiah (13 Chapters)
Esther (10 Chapters)
Job (42 Chapters)
Psalms (150 Chapters)
Proverbs (31 Chapters)
Ecclesiastes (12 Chapters)
The Song of Solomon (8 Chapters)
Isaiah (66 Chapters)
Jeremiah (52 Chapters)
Lamentations (5 Chapters)
Ezekiel (48 Chapters)
Daniel (12 Chapters) (d)
Hosea (14 Chapters)
Joel (3 Chapters)
Amos (9 Chapters)
Obadiah (1 Chapter)
Jonah (4 Chapters)
Micah (7 Chapters)
Nahum (3 Chapters)
Habakkuk (3 Chapters)
Zephaniah (3 Chapters)
Haggai (2 Chapters)
Zechariah (14 Chapters)
Malachi (4 Chapters)
Notes[
a - Orthodox version: There is an additional book called 1 Esra, this makes the current Ezra -> 2 Ezra
b - Catholic and Orthodox versions; lacking in Protestant versions
c - Can only be found in Orthodox version
d - Catholic and Orthodox versions contain verses not found in the original Hebrew
e - Lacking in Protestant versions
The New Testament is part of the Christian Bible, and the most important religious writing of Christianity. It tells the story of Jesus Christ, his followers, and the beginnings of Christianity. It was written in Koine Greek.
The New Testament is made up of different parts. In total, there are 27 texts in the New Testament. The Eastern Orthodox Church, the Roman Catholic Church and the Protestant Churches have the same texts, but their arrangement varies; the Syriac Churches and the Ethiopian Churches have different versions. The Syriac Churches do not put Peter 2, John 2 and 3, Jude and the Revelations in the New Testament. The Ethopian Churches do not have a common canon.
Overview
Each of the Gospels tells the story of Jesus Christ, whom Christians believe is the Messiah and Son of God and was born to save the world from sin. Each of the Gospels tell basically somewhat the same story, with a little more or less detail from the other. Muslims believe that the Qu’ran, also called the Final Testament, succeeded the New Testament.
The Four Gospels
The traditional authors are attributed to the gospels but are actually anonymous.
The Gospel of Matthew, traditionally the Apostle Matthew, son of Alphaeus.
The Gospel of Mark, traditionally Mark, who wrote down the narrative given by the Apostle Simon, called Peter.
The Gospel of Luke, traditionally Luke, who was a companion of the Apostle Paul, who was formerly called Saul.
The Gospel of John, traditionally John the Apostle.
Acts of the Apostles
Acts of the Apostles (or Acts), the story of the apostles after the Gospels' story
Pauline epistles
Pauline epistles, the 13 or 14 letters believed to be written by Saint Paul the Apostle
Romans
First Corinthians
Second Corinthians
Galatians
Ephesians
Philippians
Colossians
First Thessalonians
Second Thessalonians
First Timothy
Second Timothy
Titus
Philemon
Hebrews
General epistles(other Letters)
Hebrews
James
First Peter
Second Peter
First John
Second John
Third John
Jude
Book of Revelation
Also there are significant differences in what the Tanakh teaches(Old Testament) teaches and what mainstream Christianity teaches, in regards to the nature of “God”, the nature of the Messiah, atonement, sin, Satan, Torah, Commandments, Exclusivity, land of Israel and Jews.
I seem to have broken into an echo chamber here based on the comments. You very clearly engage with random people who aren't prepared, and haven't thought much about this topic. If your genuine intention is to enlighten and save people, you wouldn't be adding in cricket noises and text like "he's getting desperate here" in order to embarrass them. Is this just to inflate your ego or do you actually want to have substantive debate? If so, I'm happy to oblige.
Let's start with a soft ball. Why are we allowed to postulate God as an axiom in the first place? Given that minds are things we know of from reflecting on our own subjective experience, and we know that our minds are contingent on time, space, material, evolution, and ultimately a brain, why do we think that we can get rid of all of these things and still retain mind? This seems to me a bit like removing all the components of your computer and still expecting it to run Microsoft word. I get that once you do this, you can answer the fundamental question of where everything began, but this is simply because a magical entity that can do anything is an answer for everything, in the same way that Santa Claus is an answer to why there are presents under the tree on Christmas. Given everything we know about the world, the fact that as you peel back the layers of reality things become stranger and more unintuitive, entering realms like quantum mechanics where complex math is required to represent things because our intuitions utterly fail us, it seems highly unlikely that as you peel back the last layer and exit space time and matter altogether, things suddenly become intuitive again and there's just... a guy, in our image, with thoughts, jealousy, ability answer prayers, and a dislike of mixed fabric and shrimp. I personally don't find this idea even mildly entertainable, but I accept that maybe I'm just missing something. Please set me straight.
Christian talks to a non-believer, and schools himself in the process. The events of the Old Testament take place between 2000 BC and 400 BC, while the Leningrad Codex, the oldest complete copy of the Old Testament, is dated to 1000 AD. This means at least 1400 - 3000 years occurred before creating a complete manuscript.
We don't have original copies of the Old Testaments. We only have a complete copy of Isiah from the Dead Sea Scrolls, and manuscript scraps of the Old Testament. Not every scribe was versed in Ancient Hebrew and Ancient Greek to properly transcribe the fragments.
We don't have any original of the Gospels in the New Testament. Complete copies of the New Testament are dated between 100 - 200 years after the death of Jesus.
Translation is also a problem, which is why there are so many different versions. The translators must not only be fluent in Ancient Hebrew, Ancient Greek and English, but must also understand the culture in 1st century Middle East to properly translate any cultural idioms and expressions. One must also take into account the potential biases from the translation.
You don't need ANY writings to believe in God. Explain LIFE. Where does LIFE comes from, and how come life ONLY comes from other life?
All it takes is following the commands of Christ abd letting the Bible speak for itself. Humans are quite fascinating in their search for Truth but Pride always brings then to seek in an absolutely foolish manner. Instead of following the Christ and His commands and allowing the word of YHWH ELOHIM ADONAI to speak for itself, they look here and there for abything and everything to yell them what they want to hear about it. Rather than admitting they are flawed completely, and know nothing, they want to prove the Bible is what they are, full of contradictions. It isnt the word of God that has been corrupted, but the mind and hearts of men have been corrupted.
Don't forget the Ein Gedi texts, which date to around 200yrs older than the Dead Sea scrolls. And still accurate to the Dead Sea scrolls
A quick Google search says the opposite. Where are you getting your facts from?
@@timdecious9386 Dead Sea Scrolls - 100-300BC
En-Gedi Scroll - 300-400BC
The En-Gedi scrolls is absolutely older. It is the oldest Biblical text.
It is only the first two chapters of Leviticus. The Dead Sea Scrolls are the oldest INTACT texts of full books.
@@InitialPC what's saying that? Wikipedia says 3rd or 4th century CE (which is AD). And googling "oldest manuscripts of the Bible" comes up with the dead sea scrolls
@WhoThisMonkey that's a garbage myth that's easily refuted by the story of Horus itself compared to Christ. Horus' mother was Isis & not Mary, had to use Osiris to conceive Horus whereas Jesus was supernaturally conceived. Horus was born in a swamp, Jesus was born in a manger and was heralded by an angel and a star. Horus never taught in a temple at age 12, Jesus did. Horus was never baptized, Jesus was. Jesus had 12 disciples, Horus had 4, with 16+ followers. Horus never delivered any sermon on a mount, Jesus did.
The list goes on. Simple research goes a long way. Almost no similarities between Horus and the Christian faith exist.
@@bigblick101
Do you use the Bible as your basis for morality?
Also why was my comment deleted?
Without the dead sea scrolls, the Old Testament would be difficult to cross examine. We thank God those people his the scrolls. They are clearly led by God to protect his word.
How do you start these conversations? What lead ins do you use? Also, great work for the Kingdom!!!!
Jesus Christ changes everything He loves u & type n upci church locator 4 church near u try Acts 238
This channel holds contradictory views about the Bible. He's not exactly rational.
He's right the english translations are corrupted as can be. Christians believe the wrong things about God because of that. First of all one of those translations says: he himself is god. That's not in scripture. Neither the word hell, or eternal torment. They even change the sentence. I suggest to read the interlinear bible to stay closer to the truth.
Respectful conversation, but the bible has passed through tough examinations by scholars and historians. And it stands as historical and trustable
Last time I checked the bible wasn’t peer reviewed. That’s something to think about
Pfft... Dawah Scripts(conspiracy theory) were he reads
Most of the time, they couldn't help but comparing each others...
Let's pray to the young man
I don't believe God would let anyone tamper with His Word
Parents should teach their kids about the bible and God, it shouldn't a matter of letting them decide wether they want to or not, after all, it's their eternal soul the one that is at stake here.
Good calm replies. nice.
Are you aware there are two Christs in the ot, and nt?
I hope that that guy looks up Christianity properly or even speak more to this brother.
The Qumran caves are in the West Bank. That is Palestine, not Israel.
There is also the Septuagint, which is about 500 years before the Hebrew bible
You know google exists right? You can fact check yourself before making as ridiculous a statement as this.
@@paulallenscardsjust Google searched it out of curiosity and it says the septuagint is from 300bce translated to Koine Greek by Jewish people living in the Ptolemaic kingdom.
This is absolutely not true. Even the Jews don’t consider the Septuagint to be Canon.
John 17:3 ❤
The best verse in the Bible
Shame! He clearly knows very little about Christianity and the Bible... hope he is a true seeker.
The channel owner still thinks the Bible doesn't explicitly support chattel slavery. To say he doesn't know the Bible is an understatement. Even when people quote the verses to him, he _still_ doesn't understand.
Its such an irrelevant point. It wouldnt matter if we had the first copy, and our current translation was exactly the same as it. The stories arent true. Simple as that.
Interesting. What's your reasoning for saying that they're not true? I'm interested in hearing your opinion.
God bless you, brother.
seek and you will find him :)
A German guy translated the Greek & Hebrew Scriptures to English… we got the KJV from his translation… I’m not 100% positive all of that translation is perfect.
The KJV is based off the textus receptus Greek text for the NT and the Masoretic Hebrew text for the OT.
There are always issues with translations, of course. This is not only for the Bible, but for any document. That being said, major Bible translations go to extremes to ensure accuracy. The biggest issue with the KJV is not the translation's accuracy, but the fact that English has changed over the last 400 years ago.
Always remember God is sovereign, he wants to save people more than we do, such that he'll raise souls who can preserve the texts across generations.. because God's faithfulness endures to all generations...
Even if it is not perfectly translated, but we still can get the point of what is meaning behind the word.
@@lovekids6835 changing one word can change everything.
I have never heard that any German guy was involved. Are you perhaps thinking of the Geneva Bible? As far as I know, King James convened 47 biblical scholars to analyse the Greek and Hebrew texts (the Greek and Hebrew were the original languages), and this was carefully compared to the Latin vulgate, and several earlier English translation such as the Geneva Bible, and the Tyndale Bible.
The 47 men were carefully selected for their expertise in the respective languages and in theology, most of them were professors at Oxford University, Cambridge University, and Westminster.
They formed 6 committees who then worked on different parts, and exchanged notes and debates over the translation for 4 years before they were ready to declare the project finished. I think they were about as thorough as anybody could be in making sure they were as accurate as possible.
Instead of debating, i really wish people would just try and find Jesus. Run an experiment for yourself. He'll come and get you
I like this ... He is honest
willfully ignorant
Good vid but i think us shouldn't mock him, like the part at 1:50. Just spread love cuz maybe theyll see back the vid and get upset and leave and get even more distant.
Imagine after a thousand years, only the Harry potter books survive...
Thank you Ryan
Honest question: why should I believe these claims about being saved just on the basis of "trust me, bro"? What gives these claims credit? Why should one take such a huge risk on the basis of so little evidence that jesus is the answer? Claims of supernatural abilities exist in other religions as well. What is the core argument that distinguishes your points from pure conjecture?
That's a good question. I think the best thing I could say is, have you thought about addressing that same question to God? You can say literally exactly the same thing, but just tell him that you are talking to him. Tell him you're skeptical, and you don't want to jump into believing something without evidence. Tell him that if he exists obviously that's an important thing, (God existing, that is) and so you want to know. Tell him that you want to know why Jesus in particular rather than another religion. And ask him to show you why. You can even tell him that you're not even sure he exists, (if you aren't sure).
If he exists, then you can be confident that you have told the Creator that you want answers, and you can then trust that he will show you the answers bit by bit. If he doesn't exist, all you have done is talk to the wall and you haven't lost anything by doing that.
@@bethyngalw what if something else answers claiming to be a god?
@@nolifeonearth9046 that's a really healthy sense of caution. So let me think... Have you ever heard of a guy called Gideon? He is one of the most famous people in the ancient world. The story goes that God spoke to him, but he was unsure about the experience. So he basically said to God, "look, don't be mad, but I need to be sure that this is really you. So I'm going to do this test. I'm going to put out a sheepskin on the ground, and if it was really you talking I want you to confirm it by making the sheepskin wet with dew in the morning, but the ground around it dry." So God did that.
But Gideon was still nervous. Maybe he thought, what if the ground just dried out faster than the sheepskin? So he said to God again, "Ok, seriously don't be annoyed, but can you do it again? but this time make the ground soaking wet, and the sheepskin completely dry." And God did it.
The point is, there is nothing wrong with wanting to be certain. And you can ask God, if you want to, to provide confirmation. In fact that's a really good and healthy thing to do. The Bible actually encourages people to weigh up what anyone tells them, and assess whether or not it's true or not. Sometimes that takes a while, and sometimes it's instant.
If you're wanting the truth you can know for sure that God is going to want you to know the truth just as much as you. You might hear something if you pray, but after you've told God that you want to know, sometimes it's just as simple as you learning gradually from looking at things like these kinds of RUclips videos. As you keep looking you'll get a good sense of what's true, and what isn't.
But consider this, if you were walking down the street talking to your best friend, and a complete stranger just jumps in and starts answering instead, telling lies instead of the truth, don't you think both you and your friend are going to be really offended? God is like your best friend. And he's all-powerful, all-knowing, he is love and truth itself. So if you want to find out who he truly is, he's gonna be wanting you to find out the truth about him just as much as you do. I think you can trust him to make sure that he helps you to find that.
You shouldn’t believe anything without proper evidence. Religious texts aren’t evidence. They are merely the claim.
I hope the atheist is no longer in the dark..
"I was told."
He needs to stop listening to man and start listening to God by reading the KJB.
Isn’t the kjv translated by men?
@@paulallenscards Is that all you know about the KJB?
@@paulallenscards Look at this.
Exodus 17:14 KJV
And the Lord said unto Moses, Write this for a memorial in a book, and rehearse it in the ears of Joshua: for I will utterly put out the remembrance of Amalek from under heaven.
Exodus 32:15-16 KJV
And Moses turned, and went down from the mount, and the two tables of the testimony were in his hand: the tables were written on both their sides; on the one side and on the other were they written.
And the tables were the work of God, and the writing was the writing of God, graven upon the tables.
Exodus 34:27 KJV
And the Lord said unto Moses, Write thou these words: for after the tenor of these words I have made a covenant with thee and with Israel.
Numbers 33:2 KJV
And Moses wrote their goings out according to their journeys by the commandment of the Lord: and these are their journeys according to their goings out.
Psalm 12:6-7 KJV
The words of the Lord are pure words: as silver tried in a furnace of earth, purified seven times.
Thou shalt keep them, O Lord, thou shalt preserve them from this generation for ever.
Jeremiah 30:2 KJV
Thus speaketh the Lord God of Israel, saying, Write thee all the words that I have spoken unto thee in a book.
Jeremiah 36:2 KJV
Take thee a roll of a book, and write therein all the words that I have spoken unto thee against Israel, and against Judah, and against all the nations, from the day I spake unto thee, from the days of Josiah, even unto this day.
Habakkuk 2:2 KJV
And the Lord answered me, and said, Write the vision, and make it plain upon tables, that he may run that readeth it.
1 Corinthians 14:37 KJV
If any man think himself to be a prophet, or spiritual, let him acknowledge that the things that I write unto you are the commandments of the Lord.
2 Timothy 3:16-17 KJV
All scripture is given by inspiration of God, and is profitable for doctrine, for reproof, for correction, for instruction in righteousness:
That the man of God may be perfect, thoroughly furnished unto all good works.
2 Peter 1:20-21 KJV
Knowing this first, that no prophecy of the scripture is of any private interpretation.
For the prophecy came not in old time by the will of man: but holy men of God spake as they were moved by the Holy Ghost.
Revelation 1:11 KJV
I was in the Spirit on the Lord's day, and heard behind me a great voice, as of a trumpet,
Saying, I am Alpha and Omega, the first and the last: and, What thou seest, write in a book, and send it unto the seven churches which are in Asia; unto Ephesus, and unto Smyrna, and unto Pergamos, and unto Thyatira, and unto Sardis, and unto Philadelphia, and unto Laodicea.
Revelation 1:19 KJV
Write the things which thou hast seen, and the things which are, and the things which shall be hereafter;
Revelation 14:13 KJV
And I heard a voice from heaven saying unto me, Write, Blessed are the dead which die in the Lord from henceforth: Yea, saith the Spirit, that they may rest from their labours; and their works do follow them.
Revelation 19:9 KJV
And he saith unto me, Write, Blessed are they which are called unto the marriage supper of the Lamb. And he saith unto me, These are the true sayings of God.
God told specific people what to write. God is the author of the Word. The Bible is the Word of God.
Why should he read the KJV? As far as I know it’s not drastically better than other translations, but I know of some instances where it deliberately mistranslated words for a political motive.
@@Passer__ "as far as you know." When corrupt versions are missing verses and key passages, that is pretty important and drastic in doctrinal development.
These are very common misconceptions and you did a good job of answering his objects clearly and respectfully.
The Dead Sea scrolls has nothing to do with the gentile Christians. Just stop using some people religion, scriptures, and history.
what
@@Caseoh_Music the Dead Sea scroll has nothing to do with you gentile Christians.
May I ask you, are the Dead Sea Scrolls the word of God, or not?
@@bethyngalw it’s written by man.
@@mooshei8165 I'm just trying to figure out what your opinion is because the way you phrased your original comment was a bit difficult for me to follow. So, all scriptures are written by men, that doesn't mean it isn't the word of God, unless you don't believe that God speaks to men?
God.... is a an imagination.
God ir realer than all of us.
Amen
World’s greatest detective: Perry the Platypus
Can I get the link to where I can see the manuscripts? 😅
I’m considering starting to do this on Omegle myself, but I don’t know how Omegle works. How does he get to these conversations?
its simple, omegle asks you to type in a topic and then it connects you randomly with people who chose the same topic
@@InitialPC Thank you! Do I type one or select one? If I type one in, what does Ryan type in?
God sent him to this man so he can hear the truth. Praise God.
I like your calm and self-confident approach BUT...if you were at Speakers Corner you would experience a career ending odyssey.
The KJV is from the Received Text, but the other English translations are from Textus Vaticanus and Textus Sinaiticus. On Chick Tracts you can learn about the different translation and you will see the Textus Receptus is actually the oldest and the most reliable.
We can only thank God that He opened our hearts to hear and believe. Many of us were in the same place as this young man.
"I was told"