Universalism Part 2

The intricacies of God’s words are lost in the blunt English versions of the Bible. The English versions not only keep us in darkness from God’s words but keep us in cycles or ‘return to’ mental/ spiritual problems.

The intricacies of God’s words are lost in the blunt English versions of the Bible. The English versions not only keep us in darkness from God’s words but keep us in cycles or ‘return to’ mental/ spiritual problems. I believe that a healthy study in the Greek New Testament frees us from these ‘cycles of return’ to emotional disasters. One such study of major import is found in the intricacies of the Greek New Testament that defend the honor of the Bible from the ‘iso-glossed’ and hand picked ‘damnation verses’ of the Scripture.

Let the case begin against the blunt English versions. Let the knowledge of linguistic and cultural-historical usages of the Greek illuminate the common usage of the Greek and how the Greek was properly applied to the Scripture that has now been perverted to damnation verses.

Lastly, did you know that Universal Salvation was believed based on the intellectual merits of the Greek New Testament’s agreement with early Systematic Theology in the Early Church up to ca. 500 A.D.!?!?

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