Exposing False Biblical Teachings


It is our duty commanded by God to search for the true path and walk in it but many people refuse to do so...
Textual Scholastic Criticism & the Bible
It is imperative to understand that when the Iglesia Ni Cristo or (Church of Christ) cites a biblical scholar’s reference, its main objective is to demonstrate how a particular passage may be interpreted. Providing third-party validation shows that our interpretation is not just our own bias or conclusion of what a verse or passage may imply. However, it’s important to note that when the Iglesia Ni Cristo uses a biblical scholar’s reference to substantiate a biblical position, it does not indicate that the scholar who is being referenced that his doctrinal stance coincides or aligns with any particular church denomination or non-denomination beliefs, practices or doctrines, especially the Iglesia Ni Cristo (Church Of Christ). Furthermore, we often see scholars who contradict the viewpoint of other scholars and have disagreements among themselves regarding various passages of the Bible; thus, ultimately, we must refer back to the Holy Scriptures to weigh the gravity of their interpretation to see if one scholar’s interpretation will conflict or create contradictions with other passages of the biblical text compared to the other scholar’s interpretation of the same passage in view, before selecting to use such a scholarly reference. We know that “truth does not contradict truth, and God, the Prophets, Christ, and the Apostles will not contradict their own written words throughout the scriptures, for God is not the author of confusion (I Cor. 14:33). Thus, ultimately we must seek spiritual truth by comparing “spiritual things with spiritual.”:
“These things we also speak, not in words which man’s wisdom teaches but which the Holy Spirit teaches, comparing spiritual things with spiritual.”
The problem with the above biblical rendition and any rendition that uses the word “God” to “which he has purchased with His own blood” is that it creates a biblical contradiction, for God has no blood; God is “Spirit” (Jn. 4:24). A “spirit” has no flesh and bones (Lk. 24:39). God is immortal, He can not die, (I Tim. 1:17). The one who died and purchased the church with His blood was Christ who gave His Life for the Church, (Eph. 5:25, Good News Translation). Christ is a man (Jn. 8:40). Based on these biblical facts, we know that the correct preferred rendition for Acts 20:28 would be either the “American Standard Version” or the “Lamsa Bible,” which renders it as such:
“All translations involves interpretation. Interpretation, of course, involves the influence of theology; and as all translation involves interpretation, so all translation involves theology… Translators cannot avoid totally the necessity of making interpretive decisions, nor can they avoid completely the influence of personal views of truth on their work. Translation is not hermeneutically neutral and translators are not theologically neutral.”
For these reasons, there are times when it is necessary to choose the version that is not only easier to comprehend but, most of all, renders the precise meaning — thus, the need to use more than one version of the Bible.
“But God has revealed them to us through His Spirit. For the Spirit searches all things, yes, the deep things of God.
“For I am a minister of the Church by divine commission, a commission granted to me for your benefit and for a special purpose: that I might fully declare God’s word — that sacred mystery which up to now has been hidden in every age and every generation…”

Topics of Interest
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"Misconception" of the Church of Christ (List)
HERE YOU WILL FIND a list of the common misconceptions and controversial claims against our church and our doctrines.
Is Jesus Christ God? (List)
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The Apostasy Of The Church Of Christ (List)
The Last Messenger (List)
The Truth About Salvation (List)
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Jesus Christ and The True God (Articles)
Fundamental Beliefs of the Iglesia Ni Cristo (Church Of Christ)
Does the Bible permit the homosexual lifestyle?
The Sabbath and the modern-day Sabbatarians
Letters from others and our Answers (List)
The Seven Seals of Revelations
Baptism by proxy for the dead (Unbiblical)
Why Mary should not be worshiped
Purgatory: An unscriptural belief
Frequently Asked Questions About the Church Of Christ
Convert Stories (List)
The Truth About the Speaking In Tongues
Can just anyone Interpret the Bible?
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Amazing Stories From The Bible (List)
Is God's name 'Jehovah'?
Is It a Sin to Celebrate Christmas?
Is It a Sin to Celebrate Halloween?
Is It a Sin to Celebrate Valentines'?
Is Peter the "Rock" upon which Jesus built His Church? A discussion on Petros and Petra mentioned in the Greek text of Matthew 16:18
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