Romans

'''Bible doctrines affected by modern versions''' <p>Rom 1:16 "<strong>of Christ</strong>" is omitted. The gospel message is of Christ and centres around his Person and Work. This is an inexcusable attempt to leave Christ out of the good news of salvation.</p> <p>Rom 3:22 "<strong>and upon all</strong>" is dropped. The doctrine of imputed righteousness is most blessed to the believer. We are clothed in his righteousness and God sees us in Him, therefore it is "upon us."</p> <p>Rom 8:1 "<strong>Who walk not after the flesh, but after the Spirit</strong>" is dropped. To the truth that there is no condemnation to those who are in Christ, the Word adds the truth that they are characterized by a walk in the Spirit. It is a Bible doctrine that those who are saved are characterized by a changed life.</p> <p>Rom 11:6 "<strong>But if it be of works, then is it no more grace: otherwise work is no more work</strong>" is dropped. The first part of the verse shows that grace rules out works. The second part of the verse shows that works rules out grace. It is intended for those who want to intrude works into the established state of grace for good measure (or safekeeping in salvation). This is a very important doctrinal passage in its' entirety.</p> <p>Rom 13:9 <strong>"thou shalt not bear false witness</strong>" is dropped. Those who wrote the corrupt manuscripts had no trouble with the other commandments shown here. It is obvious that a smiting conscience would not permit them to include this commandment since it directly involved what they were engaged in, bearing false witness about God's Word.</p> <p>Rom 14:9 <strong>"and rose</strong>" is left out. Many heretics are willing to say that he died and that he lives again, but that he rose (bodily out from among the dead) they reject outright. The bodily resurrection of Christ is a cardinal doctrine of the Christian faith</p> [[Category:Studies and Guides]] [[Category:Bible]]