To which I replied: But we can measure the truth by how many people claim they get something? Every sect and cult can (and does) use your argument, fallaciously I might add
To which you respond: No, I never claimed that the converse was true. Truth is truth irrespective of how many people get it. So, your above is not my argument
If the first is true, then the second is true also. The truth is truth irrespective of how many people (claim to) get it or don't get it, FK.
If the Muslims find Mohammad in Isaiah doesn't mean it's there. If Jews and Christians don't get it doesn't make them wrong either.
Kosta: Who is Isaiah's servant in context?
FK: Jesus is the Lord's servant
Some believe Israel (the people of God) are the servant. They believe the passage in Isaiah is about Israel, not one person.
In the OT many lost people recognized the existence of the Jewish God, but did not believe on Him
I said "understand," not "believe."
Kosta: So, the Church is wrong but individual readers, who read gospels "faithfully," get it right? What evidence do you have for such a silly claim?
As always, I have God-breathed scriptures as my evidence. I realize not everyone accepts that evidence as true. A personal Holy Spirit has a personal relationship with personal believers.
You have evidence that the Church is "wrong?" Whatever it is that you claim is evidence doesn't explain why is the Church subject to error and the individual reader is immune to it!
The individual reader is not immune to getting it wrong. Making mistakes is one method of learning. However, that is a separate issue from whether the Apostolic Church is "wrong". I deduce that it is on many issues since in order for the Church to be right, God's revelation must by definition be flawed. I cannot accept that the Church is right where God is wrong. It also makes no sense to me that God's revelation would only be applicable for a generation or so in its own words, and then needed men to repair the language from thereafter. I give God enough credit to create a timeless revelation.