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meaning, singular, of the one, holistic, Word, taken as a complete and indivisible
               whole that God transfers in a perfect translation; this will contain miraculous
               ‘changes’ but, by a mystery, not so as to contradict Revelation 22:18-19 but rather
               so as to comply to it.


               The dominion image of Christ is represented by the Word written-in-the-spiritual
               which further shows that it should not be sold (Zech 11:13, Mat 22:19-21, Mark
               12:16-17, Luke 20:24-26, John 1:1, 14, Eph 1:21, Heb 1:3, Rev 19:13, 16).


               The scriptures (that is the texts as was or, as now, the text-in-the-material) are holy
               (Rom 1:2, 2 Tim 3:15). Before the last words of the Word were written and there
               were various scrolls of text, there were scriptures (Psalms 12:7, Rom 1:2, 2 Tim
               3:15).  God is His Word and has, as God, included everything under sin so that
               salvation should be by the grace of Christ (Gal 3:22). The written Word-in-the-
               material is also called Scripture singular (John 10:35, Gal 3:22). The Word is God
               and the physical (not flesh but material) representation of the Word is The
               Scripture (Dan 10:21, John 10:35, Gal 3:8, 3:22). There can therefore be only one
               true and authentic scriptural base, i.e. the copy from the, now lost, original, texts
               (Rev 22:18-19).  This means that there is only one scriptural text, one scripture in
               whole and per passage of the Word (Dan 10:21, Mark 12:10, 15:28, Luke 4:21,
               John 7:42, 10:35, Rom 10:11, 11:2, 2 Tim 3:16).  Of such a text there can be many
               copies but all must agree absolutely and together. These copies of part of Scripture
               are the authentic text of that passage of the Word so covered (John 10:35).


               The Scripture as the Word-in-the-material was not complete, in-the-material, when
               there were many scriptures but is now complete and single as the Word-in-the-
               material (John 1:1, 10:35, Gal 3:8, 22). Individual verses, passages or quotes of the
               single Scripture are variously described as either the scripture or the scriptures and
               the Word is a single Scripture (Gal 3:8, 22).  The single scripture (2 Tim 3:16),
               composed of scriptures (2 Tim 3:15), is the Word-in-the-material (John 10:35).
               Jesus as the Word-in-the-flesh, partly for this reason, suffered no broken bone
               (John 19:36).  Whilst the Word is God (1 John 5:7), and the Word-in-the-flesh was
               God (John 1;1, 14, 20:28), the Word-in-the-material i.e. the physical book, pages,
               print etc., as part of material Creation is not God (Rom 1:25).  The conception by
               the Holy Ghost is not the same as the inspiration of a human writer of the Word (2
               Tim 3:16).  Jesus was conceived of, and by, Himself - the person of God (Ex 3:14),
               who is the Holy Ghost (Mat 1:18, 20), for the Holy Ghost and Jesus are both God
               (Mat 28:19, John 1:1, 14, 20:28, 1 John 5:7).  The writer of the text is inspired of
               God whilst he is not God (Num 23:19, Hos 11:9, Job 9:32, John 1:18, 2 Tim 3:15-
               16).
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