The document discusses the interpretation of two Bible verses about the message of Christmas and salvation. The verses state that the "good tidings" or "good news" are "to all people". However, some interpret this phrase incorrectly as not meaning all people, but only certain groups. The document warns against interpreting Scripture in a way that contradicts what is literally written, and encourages readers to not be deceived but instead be wise in their understanding of the verses.

1. A Christmas Message
Thisis what"interpretation"of Scripture (Hermeneutics) does.
The verse goes"literally"as:
"And the angelsaid to them,Fear not:forbehold,I bring you good tidingsof great joy which shall be
to all people."(Luke 2:10)
The way all "error of the wicked"isdevelopedtotheir"destruction":Theywill claimthat"all people"
is"not all people"or"believersonly"or"made available toall people"etc;"none"of whichis
"writteninthe Bible"(thusit'saman-made error- thisfalse interpretation).
Fact is,"nothing"can stopthe LivingGod to Save "all"people asthisisthe "Good News"asother
"verses"Testifytoo:
"...God is the Saviourof all people,especially thosewho believe." (1 Timothy 4:10)
Please take note of the phrase "all people"inbothverses.Andyes,Greekdoes"not"have the
definitearticle "the"asitisin English;so,"all people"and"all the people"meanthe "same".
Remember,whenyou"interpret"Scripture againstwhat's"literally"written,it's likeaman saying,
"God didn'tquite use the rightwordsto say this;here itisin betterwordsandhence thisisthe real
meaning".
Don't be deceived.
Be wise.