Jesus emphasizes that marriage is a unique work of God. It is not simply a contractual relationship which can be ended at will, for what God has joined together cannot be ended lightly. Although a contract or covenant is involved, marriage is a state of being, not just of belonging. That thought is contained in the word “wedding” which refers to this biblical idea of being indissolubly “wedded” to each other. Marriage is intended as a bond for life, and Jesus’ appeal to (the original creation of marriage) provides us with a high view of marriage, a vivid contrast to liberal teaching then and now.
Michael Lawson

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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