[Steven Avery]

Originally Posted by MDOC9

Well, we are talking semantics here, and I understand what you mean. But I didn't say Paul said he is quoting Habakkuk, I simply said he (Habakkuk) is being quoted. And you added Isaiah, which I hadn't noted before. Thank you, Steve, for the correction.

Your welcome MDOC9. The problem was really Soph mistakenly thinking that those who believe and receive the pure word of God have nightmares, without himself thinking clearly and carefully about God's word. (Apparently he forgot to look closely at the verses before his strange nightmare assertion.) You were just trying to clarify the issues of the discussion, so I decided to take it a step further in explanation.

The pure word of God is a source of great rest and comfort. I do wonder how those with no pure Bible to read and study, who consider themselves as Christians, can be comfortable awake or asleep. I know that when I understood that God's word, the Holy Bible in my hands, the King James Bible, is 100% pure and perfect, inspired and preserved scripture (and that I didn't to flip around confusedly with multi-conflicting versions any more) this understanding, in line with God's perfection, has been a source of comfort and grace.

Shalom,
Steven