Spring/Summer 2017 Issue
Articles in this issue contain information about when to judge and judge not, facts about biblical polygamy and incest, the truth about Adam and Eve, an article by a new writer, plus many more articles correcting false interpretation of verses and false religions.
full course- Wrong Verses Right: Romans 3:10 KJV
- The Unusual Suspects: American Idol, Famous, Christian-claiming Singers & Rappers
- Wrong Verses Right: 2 Corinthians 12:9 KJV
- The Unusual Suspects: The Church of Jesus Christ of the Latter Day Saints a.k.a. the LDS
- Wrong Verses Right: Romans 5:20 KJV
- The Unusual Suspects: Jehovah’s Witnesses
- Wrong Verses Right: Romans 16:17 KJV
- The Unusual Suspects™: Deepak Chopra
- Wrong Verses Right: 1 Timothy 1:15 KJV
- The Unusual Suspects: Scientology
- Wrong Verses Right: Luke 17:10 KJV
- Long Story Short: The Flare Up
- The Unusual Suspects: KKK
- The Unusual Suspects: The Mormons
- The Unusual Suspects: The Brethren
- Consuming Christ
- Prostituting Grace
- Finding the Lover of My Soul in Jesus Christ – By Sylvia Ronnau
- The Error of Justifying Polygamy
- Adam and Eve and the Incest Heresy
- How to Avoid the Unforgivable Sin
- When To Judge and Judge Not: 16 Judging Scriptures Explained
Wrong Verses Right: Romans 16:17 KJV
Estimated Reading Time: 1 minute“…mark those who cause divisions and offences… and avoid them.”
Now I beseech you, brethren, mark them which cause divisions and offences contrary to the doctrine which ye have learned; and avoid them. ~Romans 16:17 KJV
Wrong Interpretation:
Many Christians think the word offences means that we should note other Christians who get easily offended. Furthermore, they think that if that Christian is so offended that they separate themselves from a sinner in the church, they are judgmental, prideful, and ungodly and so we should avoid them for not accepting Christian sinners.
Right Interpretation:
The word offences derives from skandalon, which means scandals, errors, or sins. The word divisions derives from dichostasia meaning disunity.
Therefore, this scripture is telling Christians to mark those who cause disunity and sinful scandals contrary to the doctrine that we have learned from Paul, and avoid them. In other words, note and avoid Christians who sin and cause others to do things contrary to the doctrine that Paul brought.
Cite this article: Please update the Accessed or Retrieved date (September 13, 2015).Thank you for reading!
Bobbie Chariot
Bio: Founding Editor
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