A Muslim commenter raised this verse in a scripture-corruption challenge, and the host said he was glad it remained in the Bible and invited discussion on it.
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Jeremiah 8:8
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8 How do you say, We are wise, and the law of Yahweh is with us? But, behold, the false pen of the scribes has worked falsely.
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Brought up by the Muslim participant as a key text for corruption of scripture; the Christians argued it refers to deceptive scribes, not loss of the true Torah.
Cited by a caller to support the claim of scribal corruption in scripture.
Cited by a guest to claim scripture was altered by scribes and to support rejecting standard Christian readings of the New Testament.
Invoked by a Muslim participant as an analogy, claiming Surah 2 teaches Bible corruption in the same way this biblical verse is sometimes taken to teach corruption of the Torah; it functioned as a comparative proof-text in the exchange.
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