“For God so loved the world, that he gave his only begotten Son, that whosoever believeth in him should not perish, but have everlasting life.”

My guess is that you do not need the address or bible version to recognize this quote is John 3:16 KJV. Even those who do not read the bible have seen this enough times to know the quote. I have seen fans at football games holding up sings with just the reference John 3:16.

Yesterday I intentionally gave quotes without the attached addresses. According to charlesasullivan.com the Old Testament scrolls did not contain references to chapters and verses. Our modern day bibles do contain those helpful quotation locations.

Any writer with any degree of respect for the author will give reference to the source of the quote for two reasons. One to have the quote read in its entirety by any reader that wants to assure themselves that the quote is used in context properly. The second reason is perhaps even more important, to see for yourself what God might have to say in the surrounding scriptures.

“Walk with Me” LPV was used yesterday and no one should be familiar with a quote from the LPV. I said it and I am quoting myself. Interpret the LPV anyway you like, it is nothing more than me offering my opinion. How much weight that carries is up to you. I am not important enough to quote but how I came to that conclusion might be. God speaks to me through the bible and He speaks to you in the same manner.

Where I quoted the KJV without addresses, do you recognize the quotes? Would you know where to go to validate my assertions? Would it matter if in the quotes the Lord spoke to you because those verses are written on your heart? That is old school. That is how the ancient scrolls were rehearsed.

Deuteronomy 6:6 And these words, which I command thee this day, shall be in thine heart:

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