Wrong answer from AI: Your friend is beloved of the Father, as all people are
But respectfully, brother, IS that specific answer really wrong? (Please bear with me for a moment: I am leading up to something.)
God loves every person He creates. After all He tells us that He "so loved
the world that He sent His Son...." That term (the world) in this specific context refers to its inhabitants. Therefore, God loves all members of the human race. After all, God IS love. So, does it not stand to reason that this love extends to all? Even those who are His enemies?
Jesus Himself said, "You have heard that it was said, ‘You shall love your neighbor and hate your enemy.’ But I say to you, Love your enemies and pray for those who persecute you, so that you may be sons of your Father who is in heaven. For he makes his sun rise on the evil and on the good, and sends rain on the just and on the unjust." (Matthew 5:43-45) And shall He command us to do what He Himself does not do? Never! In fact the Bible (Romans 5:8-10; 1 John 4:10) says that at one time WE ourselves were enemies of God; but He called us and saved us when we responded to God call.
So when the AI says, "Your friend is beloved of the Father, as all people are. Keep showing him love, keep being a reflection of my love in his life, and keep him in your prayers. Trust in the Father's infinite mercy, love, and justice" it is accurately reflecting the truth of God's Word. Know anyone who is rejecting God? Pray for them. God will move heaven and earth to save them. So things like this are not the problem I see with this AI so-called "bible".
No, the error I see is not in that. It is in subtle little comments the AI throws in, tucked away in the verbiage. Satan always quotes truth but mixes in a little error. In fact, that old devil will give 99 parts truth in order to sneak in 1 part error. For error is like yeast. S Jesus warned, a little will eventually corrupt the whole thing. And in this passage the error comes in a little sentence: "It is in love and truth where the Kingdom of God is found." No, it isn't. It is found only in Jesus Christ. In Him alone are we saved; through Him alone can we enter God's eternal kingdom. But Satan would have us focus on the things we receive from God through Christ --love and truth-- target than on the One who gives the gifts.
As soon as our eyes are shifted away from the Giver, we transfer our focus and our trust from Christ to something else. To the unsaved world, love and truth are human ideals that may differ from person to person and circumstance to circumstances; therefore, there is no solid ground to be found in them by themselves. It is only in Christ that a find solid ground...indeed, solid rock upon which to stand.
It is through subtle insertions of error that Satan deceives us. And the AI Bible and site is filled with such sneaky little statements, statements that will surely shipwreck anyone sailing in those waters.
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