Where Was Samuel ?

[ReformedDave]

Originally Posted by Bro-Larry

Go ahead, you won't find where I said those exact words.

Larry here you go-

I said- "So when scripture states that God hardened pharoah's heart God didn't really mean that?"

Larry said- "That's exactly right! Not only did God not mean that, He did not say that.
The translators just thought He did. "

Larry, what proof do you have that the translators corrupted the text?

[Bro-Larry]

Originally Posted by ReformedDave

Larry here you go-

I said- "So when scripture states that God hardened pharoah's heart God didn't really mean that?"

Larry said- "That's exactly right! Not only did God not mean that, He did not say that.
The translators just thought He did. "

Larry, what proof do you have that the translators corrupted the text?

Here's your exact post, which I copied and pasted. (C&P can't be wrong.) Which, does not match any of the above posts.
Reformed Dave"s post # 74.

"BL, you have told me several times where you didn't believe the translation was correct but you offer no proof"

[ReformedDave]

Originally Posted by Bro-Larry

Here's your exact post, which I copied and pasted. (C&P can't be wrong.) Which, does not match any of the above posts.
Reformed Dave"s post # 74.

"BL, you have told me several times where you didn't believe the translation was correct but you offer no proof"

Larry you try to side step but you still make accusatory statements that the Scripture was mis-translated but you can offer no proof. When you disregard portions of Scripture simply because you cannot make them fit in your mind you become the judge and God is in the dock.

[Timmy]

Originally Posted by ReformedDave

Larry you try to side step but you still make accusatory statements that the Scripture was mis-translated but you can offer no proof. When you disregard portions of Scripture simply because you cannot make them fit in your mind you become the judge and God is in the dock.

I can understand Larry's dilemma. Everyone sees the contradictions in the Bible (and they're not just in the KJV), and there are different ways of responding to them. When some see contradictions, their choice is to call them "apparent" contradictions and try to explain them away. Larry's choice is to assume the translators goofed. My choice ... well, you know what my choice is!