i dont regret one second for talking to matthew aka the bible protector. cause it taught me a lot of things, very important things and i put into practice what i preached. but, here is our entire conversation in all its splendor, i put it out there so you all may learn from it as well. hope it helps you all in your growth with christ as it did for me. TheSqaull17 commented on a video on YouTube. Shared publicly - Dec 12, 2014 where is your context? cause your doing the same thing other kjvos do. Wretched hermeneutics 1bibleprotectors profile photoTheSqaull17s profile photo Hide comments bibleprotectorDec 12, 2014 Where does the Bible say context? Made up rules actually serve to produce wrong doctrine. TheSqaull17Dec 12, 2014 +bibleprotector thats how you read a book. is it not? why should the bible be different? also, context does matter, cause, ive heard and seen kjvos derive massive errors and misinterpretations from a single verse out of context. for instance the psalms 12:6 when in reality God was speaking of preserving the people of israel. if you use the full context. Show less bibleprotectorDec 18, 2014 Thats strange, because the immediate context of verse 7 (where it says God will keep them) is verse 6, where it talks about the words of God. Using the context argument actually supports the KJBo view. TheSqaull17Dec 18, 2014 +bibleprotector no, it doesnt, if you read the context of the whole psalm, it states that God would preserve his people. so it doesnt support what the kjvo states. not only that if you read some of the commentaries, people before the kjvo even existed stated what i just said. that God would preserve his ---> people
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