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When did human commentary become divine revelation? This thought-provoking exploration of Biblical interpretation challenges one of the most dangerous trends among Christians today—treating study notes as sacred Scripture. "If the Bible is published with this man's notes in it, that means his notes must be as sacred and as infallible as the word itself." This fundamental mistake leads to countless misunderstandings about core doctrines.
From the heated debate about eternal security to misconceptions about tribulation, we unravel what Scripture actually teaches versus what human tradition has imposed. Christians worldwide face persecution and martyrdom today while many Western believers cling to the false promise that they'll escape tribulation. As Jesus clearly warned his followers, "I have left behind affliction that you have to go through."
Perhaps most profound is the discussion about God's temple. While many anxiously await a brick building in Jerusalem, Jesus declared that his body was the true temple, and believers are now that temple. "The spiritual part is the real part," not some physical structure built by human hands. This connects to widespread confusion about modern-day "apostles" and the Trinity's nature, where clear Biblical teaching is often overshadowed by sensational claims.
The conversation culminates with Jesus' surprising explanation for why he spoke in parables: not to clarify truth for everyone but to reveal it to some while concealing it from others. "I speak to them in parables because they seeing see not and hearing they hear not." This divine filtering process continues today, separating those whose hearts are receptive from those who are rebellious.
Ready to challenge your assumptions and dig deeper into Scripture? Join us for this biblically-grounded examination of popular misconceptions. Study to show yourself approved, rightly dividing the word of truth rather than accepting human traditions without question.

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