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1) Find the earliest Greek versions of the New Testament online 2) Use an AI or translator service to translate the Greek to English directly 3) Realize the Bible you've been reading is a bad translation and Christ was urgently warning you about jews 4) ??? 5) That's antisemitic!

1) Find the earliest Greek versions of the New Testament online 2) Use an AI or translator service to translate the Greek to English directly 3) Realize the Bible you've been reading is a bad translation and Christ was urgently warning you about jews 4) ??? 5) That's antisemitic!

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There can only be one true Word of God, just like there is one true Gospel and One True King. You are being a relativist.

Then why aren't you fluent in hebrew and greek to read the source material directly?

You don't find salvation through reading a Bible. You have to hear the Gospel to be saved.

And where is this message contained? In the Bible? Or should I look to the Torah, Quran, Book of Mormon for the gospel?

I have a question if you don't mind, from your understanding, how does a Christian get saved? And once saved, could a Christian ever lose their salvation if they did something wicked?

By realizing you are a flithy sinner, and that NOTHING you can do will EVER save you. In that moment when you repent and cry to Jesus to save you and place your faith in Him to guide and save you, you gain salvation. Everything else is an outward expression of an inward dedication and love. And I think the question of salvation is a slightly skewed way of looking at it. I prefer to see it as: Was a person ever saved to begin with? Did they ACTUALLY give themselves over to our Lord, or did they just play lip service hoping that the sky genie will give them what they want?