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It's interesting that this quote was made 6 years ago... Yet, nowhere in the scriptures will you find it worded this way. I assume you were trying to quote the King James or the NKJV. But missed the mark, or did you? Could it be that this is the way it read when you quoted it? Could it be that...

I know it's not found in the Alexandrian texts. It was found in the Antiochian (TR) text. So that would be a non argument type thingy Dave.

Here you go 1Luv... I've only begun to scratch the surface of the evidence residue on this one...

That would be how it used to be in Luke 11:2 And he said unto them, When ye pray, say, Our Father who art in heaven, Hallowed be thy name. Thy kingdom come. Thy will be done, on earth, as it is in heaven. 11:3 Give us this day our daily bread. 11:4 And forgive us our trespasses; as we forgive...

Alright then, we gonna take them dogs rabbit hunting, are we? Sure, I'll go there. And yes, I do reject the more recent modern historical references. Why, because this historically is when the waters started getting muddy. Here's some ground rules if you want to continue on this rabbit trail...

You seem more tenacious about making incorrect assumptions, than the truth of history. I've only seen such tenaciousness in papists over the subject. Seeing your protestant label on your forum ID makes me think that your arguments are more spurious than informative, as most of the ones I've...

You sir are making presuppositions. The is no Calvinistic Landmarker in me. I am a Missionary Baptist apologist, and a church historian myself.

Even more so, if your sources cannot produce facts prior to the 20th century, you're probably barking up the wrong tree. The Tri-lemma

What a bunch of brubaha!!! Your sources are history revisionists quoting history revisionists. And it seems this will be a pointless discussion. And by the way, Charles H. Spurgeon wasn't delusional, nor one who would take lightly the things he said from behind the pulpit. Gee whiz.

Making me do the extra research... That's great... Finding the things I once found many years ago. OK... This will be disjointed but it'll get my point across. Here's one of the "NOT" misquoted Spurgeon quotes... The Metropolitan Tabernacle Pulpit Look at the bottom of page 302 also. Plenty...

Oh my goodness, the same could be said for your quotes. But please do check them.

That's a good question. I'll check it after church tonight. Please ignore and forgive my last response to you. I deleted it. I was trying to juggle more than one thing while I was responding to it...

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Roosevelt was a contributor to it.

Oh, I forgot to add Spurgeon's quotes: In 1860, Spurgeon was quoted in a sermon as saying: “I am not ashamed of the denomination to which I belong, sprung as we are, direct from the loins of Christ, having never passed through the turbid stream of Romanism, and having an origin apart from all...

Hardly an error. Many historians plainly tell us that we Baptists were known as Anabaptist's before the 1600's. To name a few, Dr. J. M. Carroll, Dr. J. M. Pendleton, the eminent Charles H. Spurgeon. Shoot, even Theodore Roosevelt who was one of the contributors to Crossing the Centuries...

Apocalypse"lion+will+lay+down+with+the+lamb"+-wolf&dq="lion+will+lay+down+with+the+lamb"+-wolf&hl=en&newbks=1&newbks_redir=0&sa=X&ved=2ahUKEwjPxOCTgozsAhViw1kKHc07BDU4ChDoATADegQIAhAC Here's yet another more recent book in history that says "the lion will lie down with the lamb". Notice in the...

Wow, this thread seems a bit one sided. Could it be that no one knows how to answer the evidence?

Link: Creation Under Fire from Within the Church This quote obviously didn't come from the KJV, but still, there it is: However, the author on page ii says that his quotes, unless otherwise noted, comes from the King James Version.

Link: The Complete Literary Guide to the Bible Another newer book from 2010. I'm trying my best to only give evidence that also includes where the verse is located. In this case it's Isaiah 11...