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(the NIV calls him merely "the one doomed to destruction") |
(Particularly powerful in an Undiluted Bible is to recognize and translate: *"kingdom" as "paradise" and "the Son of Man" as "the Son as Man") |
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| − | An '''Undiluted Bible''' is a translation of the [[Bible]] that | + | An '''Undiluted Bible''' is a translation of the [[Bible]] that captures its full power and usefulness to overcome [[anxiety]], [[addiction]], [[obesity]], and many other obstacles in life. An Undiluted Bible removes removes the [[liberal denial]] and dilutions that are the result of [[liberal creep]] among the [[liberal]] academic community that dominates translation committees. |
| − | The [[New Testament]] | + | Particularly powerful in an Undiluted Bible is to recognize and translate: |
| + | *"[[kingdom (New Testament)|kingdom]]" as "[[paradise]]" | ||
| + | *"the [[Son of Man]]" as "the Son as Man" | ||
| + | The [[New Testament]] is a tremendously beneficial collection of works, and is most effective against [[addiction]] when read without dilution. | ||
| − | == Examples == | + | == additional Examples == |
*[[defining faith]] | *[[defining faith]] | ||
Revision as of 21:46, July 31, 2023
An Undiluted Bible is a translation of the Bible that captures its full power and usefulness to overcome anxiety, addiction, obesity, and many other obstacles in life. An Undiluted Bible removes removes the liberal denial and dilutions that are the result of liberal creep among the liberal academic community that dominates translation committees.
Particularly powerful in an Undiluted Bible is to recognize and translate:
- "kingdom" as "paradise"
- "the Son of Man" as "the Son as Man"
The New Testament is a tremendously beneficial collection of works, and is most effective against addiction when read without dilution.
additional Examples
- defining faith
- Mark ending
- Judas Iscariot -- typically described euphemistically today as the "son of destruction", when the KJV said he was the "son of perdition"; the NIV calls him merely "the one doomed to destruction" at John 17:12 (NIV).