Updated April 2025
This months comment:
Is this verse true or false?
Matthew 25: 46 (NIV) Then they will go away to eternal punishment, but the righteous to eternal life.
Today’s most popular English Bible translations include the New International Version (NIV), followed by the New Living Translation (NLT) and the English Standard Version (ESV). The King James Version (KJV) remains widely used, though it has seen a decline in recent rankings.One would think that these versions would be accurate translations of the Original Greek Text. Sadly, they are NOT and deliver an appalling false meaning in many scriptures. The most glaring and atrocious is the verse Matthew 25:46 quoted above.
Similar translations of this verse are in other popular translations. The verse quoted surely perplexes bible students who want to believe God’s word. How can a rational mind conceive of a God, a God we are told in most of the Holy Scripture, is a God of love and compassion, be responsible for having a great part of mankind doomed to eternal punishment. In their hearts all will agree that there is something wrong with the sentence of everlasting punishment for failure to help the Jews, while entirely ignoring all the other sins and crimes committed by each individual in the chastened nations. Make it age-lasting (eonian), and all is clear.
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power, and workings. Without a knowledge of God’s plan, purpose, power, and workings, many will be very frustrated trying to understand the Bible. To often people rely on the interpretations and explanations of pastors and men of theology for understanding instead of doing their own diligent research. If we search for an understanding of the purpose of God, we will be pleasantly surprised to find answers to all of our questions. The Holy Scriptures never contradict each other.
Things to consider about the Bible and its teaching:
Does the Bible teach of an ever burning hell fire for evil doers?
Does a person have an immortal soul?
Does God want to save all men but won't.
Did Jesus fail when He said He was the saviour of the world?
Did God lose the vast majority of the human race?
God created good and not evil. True?
Salvation a one shot deal and not a process. True?
Is the lake of fire and hell the same thing?
If you answered yes to some or all of these questions it may be worthwhile to read some of the articles on this web site to see if you agree or disagree.
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