23 Oct '15 17:23>6 edits
One of Rakk999's favorite passages to demonstrate the Christians losing the gift of eternal life is Hebrews 10:26 .
I am using the Recovery Version Bible published by Living Stream Ministry. Someone may use another English version.
The words in this translation "of bulls and goats" are supplied by the translator and do not appear in the original text.
Who thinks it is misleading to supply for clarity in the passage " there no longer remains a sacrifice [of bulls and goats] for sins" ?
If you remove the supplied words and you take it to mean that there no longer remains a sacrifice from Jesus Christ for sins, then how shall we understand verse 12 ?
Does Rajk999 mean that Christ will never re-offer Himself as a sacrifice for sin, so that, the willful sinning one has lost forever his opportunity to be redeemed ?
Does Rajk999 mean that Christ must re-offer Himself again and again and again many times as an offering for sins to take care of a Christian's sinning willfully once he has received the knowledge of the truth ?
Hebrews 10:26 - "For when we sin willfully after receiving the knowledge of the truth, there no longer remains a sacrifice of bulls and goats for sins."
I am using the Recovery Version Bible published by Living Stream Ministry. Someone may use another English version.
The words in this translation "of bulls and goats" are supplied by the translator and do not appear in the original text.
Who thinks it is misleading to supply for clarity in the passage " there no longer remains a sacrifice [of bulls and goats] for sins" ?
If you remove the supplied words and you take it to mean that there no longer remains a sacrifice from Jesus Christ for sins, then how shall we understand verse 12 ?
"But this One, having offered one sacrifice for sins, sat down forever on the right hand of God, ... "
Does Rajk999 mean that Christ will never re-offer Himself as a sacrifice for sin, so that, the willful sinning one has lost forever his opportunity to be redeemed ?
Does Rajk999 mean that Christ must re-offer Himself again and again and again many times as an offering for sins to take care of a Christian's sinning willfully once he has received the knowledge of the truth ?