the battle to defend word-for-word preservation can be as a large amount a distraction as any another wrong doctrine. The Scriptures are for “instruction in righteousness” so we may be “equipped for every fine work”; they are not for the doctrinal battles for which we so frequently use them.So what regarding the verse that says that not single jot or tittle would pass away from the Law (Matt. 5:18)? Jesus is not chatting about preserving the smallest letters and marks of punctuation in the Scripture unhappy to our calendar day. If he was, then God failed to do it, Jesus was wrong, and we might as well scrap everything. The smallest letters and marks of punctuation are not preserved losing to our calendar day. The early churches and the apostles study a Bible that got 7 totally chapters dissimilar than ours in Jeremiah! We’re Christians; let’s be modest!Matthew 5:18, yet, is not wrong. The discussion “fulfilled” that Matthew uses on that point is the Greek discussion genoito. It process “to happen,” and it is clearly a reference to fulfilled prophecy. Nothing at all, Biblical Greek not the smallest matter, would pass outside from the Law until it all come up to to pass. This is right. What is not accurate is that God is worried regarding precise terms and letters in the Scriptures.