Sunday, October 29, 2023

An example of a different meaning in Scriptures due to translation

First, he was saying that it's God who works "all things together for good," not that “all things” were doing it under their own steam. Second, he was explaining how God does this. Specifically, he does it in collaboration with certain people. He recruits human beings to share in his purposes in the world.

 

The foregoing excerpt is extracted from an article by N.T. Wright published in Time, which is titled: The Bible’s Most Misunderstood Verse. I have published things by N.T. Wright on here in the past; consequently, if you have read this blog for a few years, his name might, at least, sound familiar. He has been a favorite theologian of mine for quite a while. If one is familiar with the verse referenced in the extract, it could be assumed that more clarity on it would be of interest. I will not give much detail on what the author said because I always encourage reading for oneself; hence, read the full article at the link below. Blessings!


The Bible's Most Misunderstood Verse | TIME