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Sermon Points: 1) Hearing the Word translates to doing the Word of God. 2) You can't just look at the part, but must play the part. 3) Do not grow forgetful to the elementary truths of the faith.

In this message we continue to examine how Christ's Parousia is an imminent event that can break forth at any time. We move on to address 2 Thessalonians 2:1-3 which many claim refutes imminence by teaching there are precursors such as the apostasy and man of lawlessness being revealed prior to the day of the Lord. We prove that there are translation problems that greatly affect the logic of the text, and that the text actually teaches that the apostasy and the revelation of of the man of lawlessness are the first events inside the day of the Lord. Come and hear for yourself why there are no events that must precede the coming of the day of the Lord.

Elijah, the mighty prophet is translated to glory without seeing death ... but the work of God must go on.

Throughout the History of Bible Translation, the Great Commission was its greatest source and force!

The view on 1 John 5.7–8 through the centuries, held by many godly men, has been that the passage and its testimony of the Trinity by every right must maintain its place in the Scriptures. However, more recently, some have argued against the inclusion of the passage, many Bible translations have omitted it without mention, and some preachers have omitted the passage to avoid controversy. This article, though technical in places, defends the authenticity of this passage, commonly referred to as the Johannine Comma. To read the article: https://www.tbsbibles.org/page/1John5verse7and8 To learn more about TBS: https://www.tbsbibles.org/ This article was narrated using artificial intelligence.

Episode four shifts from historical background to the biblical doctrine of preservation. Rather than asking what scholars or translators believe, this episode asks a much more important question: What does God say about His own Word? Using Proverbs 30, Psalm 12, Matthew 5, and Revelation 22, we examine God's repeated emphasis that every word of Scripture is pure, that His words must never be added to or taken away from, and that He has promised to preserve them forever. These foundational truths prepare us for future episodes where we'll begin comparing specific readings in Spanish Bible translations and examining whether they faithfully preserve God's inspired words.