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this is not true at all.
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It seems you are deliberately speaking in this way to provoke something.
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ANYTHING GOD SAYS IS INSPIRED!
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No, anything God says is divine and true. But what about all the prophecies that have never been given in Scripture. What about all the words that God said that were never written down. Surely, the theological term "inspiration" covers the giving of Canonical Scripture only.
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but only the Bible (in english KJB) is a reliable record of HIS WORDS.
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There are plenty of reliable records, but the most reliable is the KJB.
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During the early church when the New Test. was still being written God translated HIS WORD into every language in the world.
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No it wasn't. The Indians and aborigines did not get the word for centuries.
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For example, someone stands up in the Corinthian church and reads Pauls letter and folks from other languages hear it in their own language then that is a perfectly "inspired translation".
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That did not happen. Scripture was translated by learned people who knew two or more langauges. Tongues was used at the Corinthian Church as prophecy, or else, for their prayers. Not one verse links Holy Ghost tongues with translating Scripture.
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I have heard people argue that it wasn't God's Word that was being spoken under the gift of tongues but if people are getting saved then that proves it is God's Word.
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Who has got saved by hearing tongues? The Bible does not teach this at all.
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People can not be saved without hearing God's Word. faith cometh by hearing and hearing by the WORD OF GOD.
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Yes.
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BIBLE PROTECTOR - if you think the distinction of "inspired" is between written and spoken then what about Acts 13:49 And the word of the Lord was published throughout all the region. ?.
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That has nothing to do with Holy Ghost tongues, and actually nothing to do with translation, since they spoke Greek there.
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God died for everyone even those who wouldn't accept Him and He preserved HIS WORD in every language even in those countries who reject Him.
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Yes, Christ died for all, but God's Word has not been effectively changed into all languages. Also, it is clear that the English translation is better than all others. Some dialects have no Scripture.