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Did some research before buying this and found that the OT which I’ve always found confusing was indeed never in the original biblical text until much later. This First Bible is easy to comprehend and is because it doesn’t contain the OT is a much shorter read time. In this case simple is good.
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I purchased this because I love studying the Bible and thought, “Wow, the earliest one!” But as I got into it, I realized this teaches a different gospel. Jesus existed with God in the beginning and so yes, the God of the Old Testament is the God of the New Testament, and this teaches the opposite of that. God the Father, God the Son (Jesus), and God the Holy Spirit exist together as One. Read the story of Jesus’ baptism in the New Testament and you will see the Trinity there. I pray no one gets deceived by this false teaching.
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This Bible refutes and does not acknowledge the Old Testament. Jesus acknowledged the Old Testament because in Matthew of the New Testament it states Jesus stood in the synagogue and read fom the book of Isaiah in the Old Testament and said that the Scripture that He read had been fulfilled that day in his life. There were other Scriptures that Jesus referred to which were written in the Old Testament.
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It is not a "First" of anything. It is a reprint of the "Good News Bible". The "Good News Bible" has been used by Sunday Schools and Parochial schools to spare the Clergy from answering difficult and embarrassing questions children might ask when exposed to God and the violence and sexual deviance present in the KJV of the "Work".
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While I do not agree with Marcion of Sinope in saying the God of NT is not the God of the OT I find no where that he states the Trinity doesn't exist. I have read thru the first 100 pages and find some of the phrasing different and wonder why it was changed ie The Lord's Prayer..."And he said unto them, When you pray, say, Father, let your Holy Spirit come upon us," What a BIG difference that would make in today's world. Most people either are afraid of the Holy Spirit or ignore him, esp in churches. It was in 325 AD the Council of Nicaea Emperor Constantine, a worshipper of the Roman Sun God, convenes the Council of Nicaea and orders the Torah (Old Testament) added to the bible in a bid to unite citizens under a single state religion. So God spoke to the writers of the Bible, was he there in 325 AD? You have to look at facts before you judge something. I'm still trying to find the facts here.Read full review
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