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<blockquote data-quote="bbsam" data-source="post: 934966" data-attributes="member: 22662">I did.&nbsp; And post 1007 does not negate the fact that the Bible has been translated hundreds if not thousands of times.&nbsp; In fact, it is most likely that Jesus never referred to himself as the &quot;Son of God&quot; as that would not have been a phrase in aramaic which would have meant anything to his followers.&nbsp; It is a term dating later and of distinctly Roman influence.&nbsp; But where would Christianity be today without riding the Roman wave?&nbsp; Regardless the violence shown by some of another religion, please explain the justification Jesus would give for such disdain.&nbsp; Can you say that this translation will not bring muslims to Christ?&nbsp; How many names does God recognize for himself?&nbsp; Does he answer to God?&nbsp; Yaweh?&nbsp; Christ?&nbsp; Jesus?&nbsp; Lord?&nbsp; Master?&nbsp; Allah?&nbsp; How do you know?&nbsp; How many rooms are there in the Kingdom of Heaven and can God not call his followers by whatever vessel he chooses?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="bbsam, post: 934966, member: 22662"] I did. And post 1007 does not negate the fact that the Bible has been translated hundreds if not thousands of times. In fact, it is most likely that Jesus never referred to himself as the "Son of God" as that would not have been a phrase in aramaic which would have meant anything to his followers. It is a term dating later and of distinctly Roman influence. But where would Christianity be today without riding the Roman wave? Regardless the violence shown by some of another religion, please explain the justification Jesus would give for such disdain. Can you say that this translation will not bring muslims to Christ? How many names does God recognize for himself? Does he answer to God? Yaweh? Christ? Jesus? Lord? Master? Allah? How do you know? How many rooms are there in the Kingdom of Heaven and can God not call his followers by whatever vessel he chooses? [/QUOTE]

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