A mockery to remove the verse - suggesting David was inflating his own importance in his own Psalms saying his throne would last forever????
Popular Doctrine [Psalms 89:29]
Published 20251205 -:- Revised 20251205--p
I am dyslexic so please bear with me. Scriptures are from Modern King James (MKJV) unless noted otherwise.
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Question: Is the Popular Doctrine correct or is the original scripture correct?
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POP-DOC ‘Book-Mark’ [Psalms chapter 89 verse 29]
ORIGINAL:
Psa 89:29 “Also I have set his seed forever, and his
throne as the days of the heavens.”
REPLACEMENT:
Psa 89:29 “Also I have set his seed
forever, and his throne as the days of the heavens.”
REASON: Popular Doctrine acknowledges this was a boastful Psalms spoken
by David about his own lineage and his throne? BUT his SEED
did not last fore ever! As for ‘his throne as the days of the heavens’???
That ended with Zedekiah! (Refer Jer 52:10-11).
Therefore this whole verse should be removed from scripture!
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All tongue in cheek of cause!
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GBY (God Bless Ya!) Yours Adrian
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