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Daily Bible Nugget #974, John 6:5

The Nugget: Joh 6:5 When Jesus then lifted up his eyes, and saw a great company come unto him, he saith unto Philip, Whence shall we buy bread, that these may eat? (KJV) Joh 6:5 Jesus therefore lifting up his … Continue reading

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Everyone is Wrong About Something–Including Me! Part 10A

These are serious matters! Kindly take the brief time it takes to read this short article. Many religious institutions, denominations, churches, and individuals are mistaken when they: (10) Approach Scripture deductively with their closed system of belief, rather than inductively … Continue reading

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Don’t follow the wrong authority!

A friend of mine on Facebook posted this comment: “The Bible does not tell us to stick to what is in the Bible or that it is the highest Authority.” I replied: We happen to disagree on this point! The … Continue reading

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Everyone is Wrong About Something–Including Me! Part 9

Mistaken religions, denominations, religious organizations and institutions, ministries, and individual leaders and teachers can be identified when they: (9) Add to the written word of God additional revelation, whether in the form of authoritative writings or publications, or unwritten traditions, or … Continue reading

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Everyone is Wrong About Something–Including Me Part 8

  There are many Christians who believe that our Lord Jesus Christ is a created being, and therefore the idea that God in His essence is One Being who eternally exists as three divine Persons, the doctrine of the Trinity, … Continue reading

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Everyone is Wrong About Something–Including Me! Part 7C

  I find that one striking characteristic of mistaken theologies, religious organizations, churches, denominations, and individuals is that they deny the right of so-called “private interpretation” to individual readers and students of the Bible. Some of them reserve that right … Continue reading

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Everyone is Wrong About Something–Including Me! Part 7B

  I have had members of other faiths urge me on the basis of Romans 14:12 to carefully examine my own religion as to its correctness, but in my experience they seem not able to follow their own advice. Romans … Continue reading

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Did Jesus Himself Claim to be God?

  I just recently saw an article on Facebook where the writer made the claim that Jesus never said He was God. That, of course, is an example of the “Exact Word Fallacy.” The statement, therefore, is not correct. To … Continue reading

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Everyone is Wrong About Something–Including Me! Part 6A

  Some individuals, some faith groups are characterized by proselytizing individuals already in the fellowship of genuinely Christian groups rather than winning unevangelized lost souls to faith in Christ, just like the Judaizers both Jesus and Paul roundly condemn (Galatians … Continue reading

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Everyone is wrong about something–including me! Part 5

  Some individuals, some groups, seem to have fallen into the error of claiming for themselves superior experience or superior knowledge. I encountered possible instances of what I call “experience centered Christianity” among some of the students who attended the … Continue reading

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