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What does the Bible say about the perverted gospel?

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The Bible warns against a perverted gospel in Galatians 1, emphasizing that any alteration of the true gospel is a serious offense.

In Galatians 1, Paul writes about the danger of a perverted gospel, which he defines as a message that deviates from the true gospel of Christ. He warns the Galatian churches that even if an angel from heaven preaches a different gospel, they should consider him accursed. This highlights the seriousness with which Paul regards the integrity of the gospel. A perverted gospel, in this context, refers to any teachings that add or subtract from the message of grace through faith in Jesus Christ, rendering them not a gospel at all. The apostle's strong language serves as a reminder that true faith must rest solely on the unaltered truth of God's word.
Scripture References: Galatians 1:6-9

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