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  1. 3d ago

    Accessing Scripture in the World’s Hardest Places

    The Word of God is used by God for the salvation of sinners, the gathering of His church, and the edification of His people. Christians live and thrive through the same Scriptures that testify of Christ. Yet in many parts of the world, believers face barriers to Bible access, created by persecution, restrictions, conflict, poverty, geography, or the absence of Scripture in the language they understand best. To read the article: https://www.tbsbibles.org/page/AccessingScriptureInTheHardestPlaces To learn more about TBS: https://www.tbsbibles.org/ This article was written by Matthew Vogan and narrated using artificial intelligence.

  2. 3d ago

    The Challenge of Preserved Pronouns in Faithful Bible Translation

    One of the remarkable consistencies across many human languages is the distinction between addressing one person and addressing multiple people. The pattern extends across languages spoken worldwide today. Biblical Hebrew and Greek are no exception. Scripture's original languages consistently distinguish singular from plural pronouns, and the distinction carries meaning. In some passages knowing whether a pronoun is singular or plural is essential to understanding who is being addressed and a verse's meaning. There is an important question concerning the translation of these pronouns in Scripture. The answer significantly affects how millions understand the Bible. To read the article: https://www.tbsbibles.org/page/ProunounsInFaithfulBibleTranslation To learn more about TBS: https://www.tbsbibles.org/ This article was written by Matthew Vogan and narrated using artificial intelligence.

  3. 3d ago

    The Faithfulness of William Tyndale

    Faithfulness is highly commended in the Scriptures. In Hebrews 11, we read of men and women, such as Abraham, Isaac, Moses, Rahab, and Samson, who demonstrated great faith and are therefore declared to be those 'of whom the world was not worthy' (Hebrews 11.38). We read similarly of believers throughout the Gospel age, and particularly during the time of the Protestant Reformation, who through their devotion to Christ and His Word have blessed the church with inspirational examples of faithfulness. One such example is William Tyndale, who, 500 years ago, published the New Testament in English, translated for the first time from the Biblical Greek text. This article considers three ways he showed himself to be faithful. To read the article: https://www.tbsbibles.org/page/FaithfulnessOfTyndale To learn more about TBS: https://www.tbsbibles.org/ This article was written by Pastor D. Cadapen and narrated using artificial intelligence.

  4. 3d ago

    The Long Journey of the Vaiphei Bible

    Over a hundred years ago, two young men in Northeast India journeyed to learn reading and writing. By God's grace, they were converted to Christianity through the ministry of missionary Watkin R. Roberts, and became the first Christians among their people, helping to spread the Gospel and begin Bible translation work in the Vaiphei language. Their vision eventually led to the publication of the complete Vaiphei Bible in 1983, revised in 2025. This Bible has brought great encouragement to a community that has endured conflict, displacement, and the loss of many Scriptures. To read the article: https://www.tbsbibles.org/page/VaipheiBibleJourney To learn more about TBS: https://www.tbsbibles.org/ This article was written by Natalie Hanks and narrated using artificial intelligence.

  5. 4d ago

    How to Study Scripture: Translate to Your Life and Pray

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  6. 5d ago

    Knowledge, Truth, and Righteousness - Part 3

    This sermon explores the theological attributes of God as truth and righteousness, arguing that His nature precludes the possibility of lying or acting unjustly. By citing passages such as Titus 1:2 and Numbers 23:19, the teaching establishes that God's faithfulness is inherent to His character, providing believers with assurance that His promises are reliable regardless of human failure or changing circumstances. The discussion contrasts this objective divine truth with postmodern relativism, asserting that God's moral standard is the ultimate measure of justice rather than human opinion. Furthermore, the sermon addresses the reliability of biblical texts, explaining that while translations are not inspired in the same way as the original autographs, they remain authoritative and faithful representations of God's word. The message concludes by encouraging believers to find comfort in God's unchanging nature and to engage with Scripture with confidence, recognizing that His justice and mercy are perfectly harmonized in the work of Christ.

  7. 5d ago

    The Eternal Logos

    This class delves into the truth about Jesus Christ as the eternal Logos who existed from all eternity before the creation. We explore the relationship between this eternal "beginning" which always "was" before the "beginning" of creation narrated in Genesis 1:1. To do this, we carefully explain John's use of key Greek terms, especially his use of the verb "to be" using tenses which show the eternal relationship between God and the Son as members of the Trinity. Verses 1-2 in John 1 use the verb "to be" four times in the imperfect tense which is translated "was" in English Bibles. This shows God's being as eternal and non-contingent. The "Logos" is introduced to describe the Son of God as both with God and being God. This means that there are two persons having one divine nature. The important Christological creeds in church history speak of truths about Christ grounded in this reality spoken of in John 1 and elsewhere. The truth of two persons in relationship with one divine nature is the ground of the truth about Christ that excludes the various heresies which have arisen through the centuries. We also explore how John uses the verb "to be" throughout his gospel to reveal Jesus Christ as the great I AM who existed before Abraham (John 8:58). The eternal Logos is God's agent in the creation of all that exists.

  8. 5d ago

    The Man Who Was Not

    The sermon explores the life of Enoch as a model of unwavering faith and intimate fellowship with God, highlighting his unique status as a man who pleased God and was translated without seeing death. It contrasts Enoch's three-century walk with the Lord against the wickedness of his era, urging believers to maintain a distinct testimony and avoid the influence of a hostile world. The message emphasizes that faith is the essential means by which Christians please God, citing examples of historical figures who demonstrated such dedication despite adversity. It concludes with a call to active evangelism and personal devotion, asserting that a life fully committed to Christ results in eternal security and divine approval.

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