How to Properly Use Strong's Concordance...
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Strong's is a destructive weapon for those who have no Greek or Hebrew knowledge.
Greek or Hebrew knowledge is a destructive weapon for those who have less than 2 years of it.
Having 2 formal years of it is a destructive weapon unless they have years of Bible study with it.
Having years of Bible study with it is a destructive weapon if their Bible study was founded upon false concepts and hermeneutics.
Hermeneutics is a destructive weapon in those who have not the reasoning capacity to use it properly.
And reasoning capacity is a destructive weapon in those who have not the Spirit of Truth by which to govern it.
Greek or Hebrew knowledge is a destructive weapon for those who have less than 2 years of it.
Having 2 formal years of it is a destructive weapon unless they have years of Bible study with it.
Having years of Bible study with it is a destructive weapon if their Bible study was founded upon false concepts and hermeneutics.
Hermeneutics is a destructive weapon in those who have not the reasoning capacity to use it properly.
And reasoning capacity is a destructive weapon in those who have not the Spirit of Truth by which to govern it.
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ya, and putting 3 pennies in a kids hand and taking away 1 while asking them how many are left is destructive to their ego as well huh? Instead of it having the potential to properly educate and inform them of basic normal math....I suppose that's where they learn to steal and claim things that aren't rightfully theirs.
A concordance is a very useful tool when one is actually emmersing themselves in Gods word and seeking to understand what is wrote themselves. Instead of ALWAYS relying on what others think and "interpret". Can and do people take it past its limits and proper usage- yes. Though that doesn't mean we should not use one without many years of schooling. Ask around in just the eschatology forum- you'll see and hear many "schooled" individuals with insane interps and ideals. A usage of a bible with aconcordance is a great way to see and check that "teachers" are "accurately" preaching the word of God and not a "feel good" sermon.
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True. As long as the student isn't as delusional as the false teacher, which is rare.
What begins in Truth tends toward more Truth. What begins in Falsehood tends toward more Falsehood.
Whoever has Aught, to him more will be given. And to whomever has Naught, even what he thinks he has will be canceled.
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