d taylor
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Maybe this is a better example
Romans 1:8 First, I thank my God through Jesus Christ for all of you, that your faith is proclaimed throughout the whole world.
The faith of the Romans wasn't being proclaimed in South america. So I think it means the whole world as Paul saw it, not the whole world as we see it today.
I know that the thinking that verses like this could not mean actually the whole world. And has worked its way into christianity, so as to accommodate history, science, etc...
It seems that for some reason christians feel obligated to place what they have been told from history and science. In a position to, have to reinterpret areas of the Bible. So to fit these institutions and their accounts of life, history, creation.
For me i see this verse as a non complicated statement that your faith is proclaimed throughout the whole world. I see no reason from the Bible, to not believe this verse as given.
But still it goes back to, if that verse was not meaning the whole world. I still do not see how that verse would cause a person to see the verse in Revelation 18 the same way as Romans. What is the connection, would this verse 1 Timothy 2:15 cancel out for women that Eternal Life is received by faith in The Messiah. That to be saved women have to bare children.
Is the message in verse 2 just for the part of the earth that is illuminated by the angel.
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