Are Translations Inspired By God? | The Inspired Word of God Part 1

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Published Feb 3, 2026

Please view the video entitled “Keep My Commandments Summarized” before viewing this teaching: https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLld8NUxoM8_GY3fWmW5Nz-LpccU19LHNR&si=VhNsS2pYbpACshB1

Full Playlist of Shorter Teachings: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLld8NUxoM8_E0DqIoVS2OkLnT9B-b6pqC

This video explores the true meaning of "inspired" scripture, defining it as "God-breathed" and tracing the spiritual shift from the early church's "ecclesia" to modern religious structures. The discussion highlights the limitations of translations and the danger of falling into legalism, where man-made rules and the worship of "the piece of paper" often replace a genuine relationship with God. By examining the history of church traditions and the necessity of relinquishing self-righteousness, viewers are encouraged to seek the spiritual intent behind the word.

Defining "Inspired" as God-breathed (Theopneustos)
Limitations and purposes of Bible translations
Historical transition from Ecclesia to religious institutions
The pitfalls of legalism and man-made religious laws
Relinquishing pride and self-righteousness to know God
Understanding the spiritual intent of the Sabbath
The role of the Holy Spirit in personal understanding

The main takeaway is that God’s word is intended to be applied to our lives on an individual level through His Spirit, rather than through rigid codification or man-made standards. When we prioritize religious performance or perfect legalistic "standards" over the spiritual rest found in Christ, we lose the true purpose of His message—which is to draw us closer to Him and allow Him to live through us.

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