1 John 4 plus
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4:1 Open In & Read Chapter
NKJV In
Context -Blotting Out GOD’S Name
The New International Version on Rev 3:14-John 17:26-Rev 3:5 + More
The New International Version Bible
Has Intentionally Blotted Out GOD
’s Name
SBT
Note-King James didn’t even blot God’s Name
Out Completely—by Making His Name a Footnote entirely.
SBT
Notes—ALL God’s Creatures have Names-and NIV Hides God’s Name in a Footnote –Maybe (Matt 7-1)
God
will forgive the NIV Writers and their Associates For
blotting out his
name In the
Scriptures that
Definitely Pleases Satan’s
Purpose To Blot Out GOD’S Name Open
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on Revelation 3:14 Revelation 2
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To the Church in Laodicea
14"To the angel of the church in Laodicea write: These
are the words of the Amen, the faithful and true witness,
the ruler of God's creation. Revelation 2
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6"I have revealed you[a] to those whom you gave me out of the world.
They were yours; you gave them to me and they have obeyed your word.
a. John 17:6
Greek your name; also in verse 26
26I have
made you known to them, and will continue to make you known in order that the
love you
have for me may be in
them and that I myself may be in them. SBT Note— King James didn’t even
blot God’s Name Out Completely—by Making His Name a
Footnote entirely. Footnotes: SBT
Note—ALL God’s Creatures have
Names----NASB
and NIV Hides God’s
Name in a Footnote –Maybe (Matt 7-1) God will
Forget
the NIV Writers Names and their Associates—For blotting out his name
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5He who overcomes will, like them, be dressed in
white. I will never blot out his name from the book of life,
but will
acknowledge his name
before my Father and his angels.
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3 I appeared to Abraham, to Isaac and to Jacob
as God Almighty, [a] but by my name the LORD [b] I did not make myself known to them. [c]
Footnotes:
a.
Exodus 6:3
Hebrew El-Shaddai
b.
Exodus 6:3
See note at Exodus 3:15.
c.
Exodus 6:3 Or
Almighty, and by my name the LORD did I
not let myself be known to them?
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15 God also said to Moses, "Say to the Israelites, 'The LORD, [a] the
God of your fathers—the God of Abraham, the God of Isaac and the God of Jacob—has
sent me to you.' This is my name forever, the name by
which I am to be remembered from generation to generation.
Footnotes: a Exodus 3:15
The Hebrew for LORD sounds like and may be derived from the Hebrew for I am in
verse 14.
This
is my name forever---'The LORD, [a]
the God of your fathers--
LORD—Is not a Name
I
am-----is not a Name—Open I AM God!
AND I AM The Son of God----
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thru 39 to open C/H-- View this
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Jeremiah 23
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27 They think the
dreams
(or Today Their open Delusions— of ***Open***
OneTwoThreeEqualsOne.htm-- Compare- 2 Thess 2-8-12 Click here [Context]
)
they tell one another will make my people forget my name,
just as their fathers forgot my name through Baal
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39 Therefore, I will surely
forget you and cast you
out of my presence along with the city
I
gave to you and your fathers.
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KJV-Jer 23:39 Therefore, behold, I, even I, will utterly forget you, and I
will forsake you,
and the city that I gave you and your fathers, and cast you out of my presence:
Jer 23:40 And I
will bring an everlasting reproach upon you, and a perpetual shame,
which shall not be forgotten.
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9"This, then, is how you should pray:
" 'Our Father in heaven,
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And They Can’t Deny the Truth of These Three
Verses- 1TIMOTHY 3:16
Plus
--11 JOHN 5:7b-8a------- Proverbs 8:22
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1TIMOTHY
3:16
He
appeared in a body ... (NIV).
God
was manifest in the flesh .,. (KJV).
Why
does the NIV read "He" instead of "God" (KJV)? Are you
denigrating Jesus' deity?
No major
Greek manuscript earlier than the eighth or ninth century reads
"God."
All
the ancient versions concur.' Compare the treatments of John 1:18 and Luke
2:33, 43 above.
1
JOHN 5:7b-8a
For
there are three that testify. the Spirit, the water and the blood,~ and the
three are in agreement ...
(NM
For
there are three that bear record in hecn~en, the
Father, the Word, and the Holy Ghost: and these three ore one. And there are
three that bear witness in earth ... (KJV).
Why
does the NIV not include the additional words at the end of verse 7 and the
beginning of verse $ (see KJV)?
The
extra words in the KJV rendering of this passage are among the most poorly
attested of all the disputed verses in the KJV and Textus
Receptus. The addition is not found in any Greek
manuscript or English h translation until the sixteenth century, and most
scholars agree that it is a forgery
Proverbs
8:22
Accuracy
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65
Proverbs
8:22 is a passage that contains two different issues reflecting new insights
from Ugaritic. First, the word traditionally rendered
"possess" (qanah) is attested in Ugaritic with the meaning
"create, bring
forth"; and the NN reflected this new insight in
its translation of Genesis 14:19, 22, where the traditional translation was
kept in the footnote. Similarly in Proverbs 8:22 the new meaning was expressed
in the text while the traditional rendering was retained in the footnote, thus
leaving it more open to the christological view of
some interpreters. 12
Second,
the word translated "way" (derek) is attested in Ugaritic with a range of meaning, including
"dominion" or "work," which can fit in this context along
with the new meaning found for qanah ("create").
13 New light on drk also eexplains
the NIV translation of Amos 8:14, where it is rendered "god" (with a
footnote, "power"). Apparently derek was an epithet for the
deity, "the power of Beersheba," but other suggestions have also been
made far understanding this verse.
Another
well-known example of Ugaritic's illumination of the Hebrew text is found in
Psalm 68:5(4), where ba 'rd bot is translated in the KJV as "upon the
heavens," which must have been a guess from the context, since this word
normally signifies "desert."
This
title of the Lord must be compared with the Ugaritic epithet of Baal,
"rider of the clouds [ `rpt]." This interchange of labials is not a
serious problem, since it is not without parallel within Semitic (and other)
languages. In this case the NN kept "desert" in the footnote, since
this reading is not impossible here; the same was done by NASB, NEB, RSV.
In
Proverbs 26:23 the KJV translated kese p sigim as
"silver dross," whichh does not make much sense in this context, as many have
noted. We would expect, not dross, but something more like a coating of glaze
to cover the potsherd in this proverb. We can redivide
the consonants and understand the first letter as the prefixed preposition and
the remaining letters as matching the Hittite word zapzagu
("glaze"). It is also found in Ugaritic as spsg and is listed in the new
Hebrew lexicon, KB.31'he final mem, may be
the so-called enclitic mem or
a case of dittography, as the &<neext word
begins with mem
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