Pastors have slammed back at a research conducted by renowned Biblical scholar, Bart D. Ehrman who makes the charges in his new book “Forged” stating that
* At least 11 of the 27 New Testament books are forgeries.
* The New Testament books attributed to Jesus’ disciples could not have been written by them because they were illiterate.
Ehrman also says that two of Jesus’ original disciples, John and Peter, could not have written the books attributed to them in the New Testament because they were illiterate.
But Rev. Pius of the Catholic faith has urge believes to distance themselves from the research stating that the disciples had their own way of writing directed from God.
He explains that during those times, scribes (writers) were available documenting historic events hence the development of writing were already in existence
Rev Pius notes that these events and researches are clear indications of the end time.
A Biblical scholar at the Calvary Baptist Church, Rev. Kyei Mensah challenged the research to go back to the scriptures for clearer classification.
He says the New Testament is absolutely true and genuine as recorded in the Bible. Rev. Mensah stated that the Holy Spirit led the disciples to document the word of God.
According to him, whoever had drought about the Bible have problem with God.
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Monday, May 16, 2011
TEMA EAST NPP CANDIDATE APOLOGIZES FOR INSULTS
The newly elected Parliamentary candidate for Tema East Mr. Kofi Brako has rendered an apology to his opponents during the run up towards the slot to for the seat.
The 55-year old freight forwarder and businessman say he might have offended some individuals in his campaign during the tour to the delegates therefore he ask those offended to forgive him but forge forward for unity in the party.
Mr. Kofi Brako made this comments at a thanksgiving ceremony at the Community 4 Christ Apostolic Church in Tema.
He won the slot Out of a total of 575 votes, Mr. Brako had 294, while his closest contender, the incumbent MP, Mr. Ashong Narh, polled 108, Mr Ramseyer Agyeman-Prempeh, an educationist and Mr. Daniel Nii Kwartei Titus-Glover, a labour consultant, had 91 and 79 votes respectively.
Addressing Congregation and party supporters, Mr. Brako thanked the party executives, delegates and the contestants for their tolerance that led to the peaceful voting process.
Mr. Brako gave the assurance that he would work in unity with all members to retain the seat and draw more support for the NPP.
He promised to provide young dynamic visionary and excellent leadership in the constituency to ensure that the party retained the seat in 2012.
The 55-year old freight forwarder and businessman say he might have offended some individuals in his campaign during the tour to the delegates therefore he ask those offended to forgive him but forge forward for unity in the party.
Mr. Kofi Brako made this comments at a thanksgiving ceremony at the Community 4 Christ Apostolic Church in Tema.
He won the slot Out of a total of 575 votes, Mr. Brako had 294, while his closest contender, the incumbent MP, Mr. Ashong Narh, polled 108, Mr Ramseyer Agyeman-Prempeh, an educationist and Mr. Daniel Nii Kwartei Titus-Glover, a labour consultant, had 91 and 79 votes respectively.
Addressing Congregation and party supporters, Mr. Brako thanked the party executives, delegates and the contestants for their tolerance that led to the peaceful voting process.
Mr. Brako gave the assurance that he would work in unity with all members to retain the seat and draw more support for the NPP.
He promised to provide young dynamic visionary and excellent leadership in the constituency to ensure that the party retained the seat in 2012.
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