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Blatant Book of Acts Mistranslations

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In this eye-opening episode of our podcast, Scholar Jay Noland leads us through a critical examination of Acts 9:7 and Acts 22:9, as presented in the "Truth Scriptures" alongside nearly every English translation available. This study reveals startling contradictions that appear in these verses across different translations, highlighting a significant issue within Scriptural interpretation practices.


Key Highlights of the Episode:

  • Live Comparison: Our Live Audience participated by examining multiple translations of Acts 9:7 and Acts 22:9. This interactive session showcased the inconsistencies between the verses that narrate the same event - Shaul's encounter on the road to Damashak (Damascus) - but tell it differently, leading to confusion among readers and scholars alike.
  • Deep Dive into Textual Origins: We explored the original Abariy (Hebrew) and Greek manuscripts to uncover how translation choices have impacted the integrity of these Scriptural accounts. Special attention was given to specific words that have been mistranslated or ignored, revealing potential deliberate attempts to mislead or misinterpret the events.
  • Scholarly Analysis: Scholar Jay provided an in-depth analysis of the linguistic and contextual bases for these discrepancies. By breaking down the original language syntax and word usage, we offered our listeners a clearer understanding of what the text should convey versus what is commonly read in many English "Bibles."
  • Implications of Findings: The episode not only highlighted these critical textual contradictions but also discussed the broader implications for theological "doctrine" and personal faith. If such pivotal moments in Scripture are misrepresented, what does this mean for the lay reader's understanding of key biblical events?

Join us as we seek clarity and truth in scripture interpretation, ensuring that such foundational texts are faithfully and accurately conveyed. This episode is a must-listen for anyone interested in Scripture studies, textual criticism, and the pursuit of truth in scripture translation. Discover the real message behind the words with us.

If you feel inspired, you can contribute directly to the Truth Scriptures Bariyt Hadash (New Testament) Expedited Campaign at: TSNT.org

Be sure to go to our website and Social Media for more valuable information on the TRUTH:
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In this eye-opening episode of our podcast, Scholar Jay Noland leads us through a critical examination of Acts 9:7 and Acts 22:9, as presented in the "Truth Scriptures" alongside nearly every English translation available. This study reveals startling contradictions that appear in these verses across different translations, highlighting a significant issue within Scriptural interpretation practices.


Key Highlights of the Episode:

  • Live Comparison: Our Live Audience participated by examining multiple translations of Acts 9:7 and Acts 22:9. This interactive session showcased the inconsistencies between the verses that narrate the same event - Shaul's encounter on the road to Damashak (Damascus) - but tell it differently, leading to confusion among readers and scholars alike.
  • Deep Dive into Textual Origins: We explored the original Abariy (Hebrew) and Greek manuscripts to uncover how translation choices have impacted the integrity of these Scriptural accounts. Special attention was given to specific words that have been mistranslated or ignored, revealing potential deliberate attempts to mislead or misinterpret the events.
  • Scholarly Analysis: Scholar Jay provided an in-depth analysis of the linguistic and contextual bases for these discrepancies. By breaking down the original language syntax and word usage, we offered our listeners a clearer understanding of what the text should convey versus what is commonly read in many English "Bibles."
  • Implications of Findings: The episode not only highlighted these critical textual contradictions but also discussed the broader implications for theological "doctrine" and personal faith. If such pivotal moments in Scripture are misrepresented, what does this mean for the lay reader's understanding of key biblical events?

Join us as we seek clarity and truth in scripture interpretation, ensuring that such foundational texts are faithfully and accurately conveyed. This episode is a must-listen for anyone interested in Scripture studies, textual criticism, and the pursuit of truth in scripture translation. Discover the real message behind the words with us.

If you feel inspired, you can contribute directly to the Truth Scriptures Bariyt Hadash (New Testament) Expedited Campaign at: TSNT.org

Be sure to go to our website and Social Media for more valuable information on the TRUTH:
Newsletter: https://www.promotethetruth.com/newsletter

Follow us on YouTube for great video content:
https://www.youtube.com/@PromoteTheTruth

Follow us on FaceBook for great content:
https://www.facebook.com/promotethetruth

Follow us on Instagram at:
https://www.instagram.com/promotethetruth

Follow us on TikTok at:
https://www.tiktok.com/@promotethetruth

Follow us on Clapper at:
https://clapperapp.com/promotethetruth

Follow us on Twitter at:
https://twitter.com/promotethetruth

Follow us on Threads at:
https://www.threads.net/@promotethetruth

Check out our website at: www.PromoteTheTruth.com

For real-time updates, discipleship, and information join our Telegram Channel at:
https://t.me/promotethetruth

Blessings and Love,
Promote The Truth

#Acts9 #Acts22 #BibleContradictions #ScripturalIntegrity #HebrewTexts #GreekTexts #BiblicalTruth #LiveAnalysis #ScholarJayNoland #TextualCriticism #FaithfulTranslation

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