Most of us have never really understood that Christianity is not a self-help religion meant to enable moral people to become more moral. We don’t need a self-help book; we need a Savior. We don’t need to get our collective act together; we need death and resurrection and the life-transforming truths of the gospel. And we don’t need them just once, at the beginning of our Christian life; we need them every moment of every day.
Elyse Fitzpatrick

What the Bible says about the: Doctrine of ‘Trinity’

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CULT or NOT

What the Bible says about the: Doctrine of ‘Trinity’

    What is the validity of the New World Translation?
    From cross-examination of Fred Franz (vice-president, and later president), representing the translation committee, held on Nov 24, 1954:
    Q: Have you also made yourself familiar with Hebrew? A: Yes Q: So, that you have a substantial linguistic apparatus at your command? A: Yes, for use in by biblical work. Q: I think you are able to read and follow the Bible in Hebrew, Greek, Latin, Spanish, Portuguese, German, and French? A: Yes.
    – Later –
    Q: You, yourself, read and speak Hebrew, do you? A: I do not speak Hebrew. Q: You do not? A: No. Q: Can you, yourself, translate that into Hebrew? A: You mean here? Q: Yes A: No.

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