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The Bible Correctors’ Bible A Bible Correcting preacher with 6 years
of Hebrew at Maranatha Seminary and also a few years
of Greek there asked me to produce one verse of scripture
that demanded that we use the King James Bible or
that the King James Bible was the only perfect and
inspired Bible. At first, this preacher listed a few dozen
bibles plus foreign bibles and manuscripts that he
thought were inspired, but only to some degree, which
even included the KJB. I responded with these questions,
which he refused to answer, claiming that they were
illogical and too long of a list for his available
time. Bible Correctors have all the questions and
objections but do not have any answers. – Herb Evans 1. Are there really degrees of inspiration
in the various bibles that you listed? 2. Are the bibles that you listed as inspired
to some degree to be considered to be inspired separately
or altogether? 3. Are the Bibles that you listed, as being
inspired to a degree, to be considered partially or
completely inspired? 4. Is the JW New World Translation inspired
to some degree? 5. What are the criteria for a Bible to
be inspired to some degree? 6. Can translations and copies be inspired
to some degree? 7. How do you determine the degree of inspiration
of the various bibles, which you listed? 8. Do you have one word of scripture to
prove your theory that there once existed fully inspired
Original Autographs? 9. Do you have one word of scripture to
prove a 66 book Bible? 10. If you have a verse to prove that there were once fully inspired Original Autographs, from which Bible do you get it? 11. Do you get it from an uninspired, errant,
imperfect, fallible bible containing errors? 12. If you cannot prove the
“Original Autographs only position” or even a 66 Book
canon, then are you not creating unbiblical substantiated
doubt (the charge you use on KJB onlies)? 13. If you try to prove from the scriptures
that there were once fully inspired original Autographs,
are you not admitting that there are scriptures extant
today? 14. Where are these scriptures,
and what is the specific name on the ones extant?
15. Are they fully Inspired scriptures
or partially inspired? 16. Are they uninspired, fallible, imperfect,
errant scriptures full of mistakes? 17. Can we use the latter (#16) to prove
the fully inspired Originals once existed? 18. Can you prove that God did not give us an inerrant Bible beyond the Autographs -- with scripture? 19. If as you say, God did not tell us where the fully inspired scriptures are located, do you not have some kind of a mystical or ethereal Bible in all the texts, manuscripts, and translations? 20. Since you claim to believe in preservation of some kind, what are your mechanics for finding out what and where the fully inspired scriptures are? -- By Herb Evans |