The Bible Was Never Just 66 Books...and History Proves It.
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Thought for Today: Thursday October 30
Instead of giving YHVH His rightful place at the centre of our lives, we have substituted the “god” of self. Only the Moshiach can change our hearts – and through us begin to change our world. Does this mean we can never make any progress against the massive problems that assails us – poverty, war, injustice, famine, crime, sickness or disease? No, of course not; YHVH wants us to fight evil wherever it is found. But our greatest need is for repentance and spiritual renewal.
You may call Yeshua your Savior, but is He your Lord? In the first of a four-part series of recorded messages, Steve asks and answers this question. All of Israel was delivered (saved) from Egypt. However, does this mean He was Lord to all of Israel? Now more than ever it’s essential we honestly consider where we land on this topic.
https://torahfamily.org/our-savior-our-lord/
It's hard to love someone if we don't know what love is. So what exactly is love? That's the question David Jones and Barry Phillips try to answer.
https://www.buzzsprout.com/229....2194/episodes/176920
It's hard to love someone if we don't know what love is. So what exactly is love? That's the question David Jones and Barry Phillips try to answer.
https://www.buzzsprout.com/229....2194/episodes/176920
In the days of Amraphel king of Shinar, Arioch king of Ellasar, Chedorlaomer king of Elam, and Tidal king of Goiim...
Genesis 14:1
Many skeptics will tell you that the Bible is false because it contains many names that don't appear in extra-Biblical sources, but archaeologists and historians keep proving them wrong. They're desperate to disbelieve. Real history tells us that all of these names are likely to show up on a cuneiform tablet or stone inscription somewhere. Like the Hittite Empire, the walls of Jericho, and the house of David did when they used to say those where just myths.
...strengthening the souls of the disciples, encouraging them to continue in the faith, and saying that through many tribulations we must enter the kingdom of God.
Acts 14:22 ESV
Entering the Kingdom is a commitment to an arduous trek, not a short, easy prayer. And hardships are necessary for maturity. See 1 Corinthians 3:12-13.
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Henk Wouters
this guy is telling us that once all (however many in total) books were written by inspiration, what then happened to those books was left at the mercy of mere humans, deciding for themselves what got included and what not.
so he's saying our omnipotent Creator either abandoned us, or isn't omnipotent, or allowed His Word to get messed with.
throughout the ages these books have not been available to all, but only to those with education.
in this last age, of education (nothing more than the ability to read) available to all, that what IS spread everywhere is that 66 book canon, with all its later additions inserted in the first centuries, 'pseudo-authors', and clear-cut attempts of humans to mess with the Word.
those other books were primarily for those few who could read them in those previous ages. those people in turn influenced those who came after, which convolutedly led to the formation of the 66 book canon.
now it may be that someone today can find new understanding in those other books, but they can also confuse, and they're definitely not available to all.
however many of the other books are included in one's version of the 'Bible', the 66 are alway there.
it's tempting to go look elsewhere, outside those 66 books, for understanding, i did too, initially.
or to doubt their veracity, especially knowing how they came to take form.
until i thought harder on Who's in charge, and what He's made available to all.
and looked again, and started understanding what those 66 books are telling us.
i know what i stake my life on.
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