November 25, 2025 by Bob Wilkin in Blog - 2 Pet 3:9, Apollumi, Luke 13:3, Perish
Why is it wrong to take the meaning of perish in John 316 and impose that on every other NT use of the word (2)

In my book The Ten Most Misunderstood Words in the Bible, I discuss the word lost, from the Greek word apollumi. The NKJV translates it as lost thirteen times. However, it is translated as perish more than twice as often (twenty-nine […]

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No Biblical Texts Say That Repentence is a Condition of Everlasting Life.

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