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Misquoted

Familiar verses. Confident claims. Missing context. Each issue begins with a comic and continues with a full biblical study.

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Misquoted Issue 18 Reverence

Issue #18 · Comic + teaching article

Reverence

Have we forgotten why the church gathers? Hebrews calls Christians to acceptable worship with reverence and awe. The article examines holiness, grace, worship, singing, discernment, preaching, children, and the purpose of the gathered church.

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Misquoted Issue 17 Motivated

Issue #17 · Comic + teaching article

Motivated

When Christian encouragement promises that every closed door is preparation for something greater, are we trusting God—or assigning him the future we already decided we want? The article examines Jeremiah 29, Philippians 4:13, Romans 8:28, and the difference between biblical hope and Christianized motivational speaking.

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Misquoted Issue 16 The Devil’s Holiday?

Issue #16 · Comic + teaching article

The Devil’s Holiday?

Halloween, Samhain, pagan-origin claims, Christian freedom, and why historical association is not the same as participation in false worship.

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Misquoted Issue 15 Never Cross the Streams

Issue #15 · Comic + teaching article

Never Cross the Streams

Yada and Mika prepare to deliver a used couch from its alleged previous-owner demons. The article examines spiritual contamination claims against Paul’s teaching on idol food, the burning of magic books in Acts 19, and the New Testament’s actual instructions for spiritual warfare.

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Misquoted Issue 14 Increase Your Faith

Issue #14 · Comic + teaching article

Because Timothy Needed More Faith

Yada insists sickness is what happens when someone needs more faith—until he gets sick himself. The article tests that claim against Timothy’s frequent infirmities, Trophimus left sick at Miletus, Epaphroditus nearly dying, Paul’s bodily weakness, and the New Testament’s teaching on healing.

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Misquoted Issue 13 Disciples Make More Disciples

Issue #13 · Comic + teaching article

Disciples Make Disciples: But What Are We Making?

Mika takes “disciples make disciples” as a production quota and the backyard fills accordingly. The article examines what a disciple is, what Jesus commanded in the Great Commission, how Christians equip one another to understand Scripture, and why spiritual growth belongs to God rather than our scorecards.

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Misquoted Issue 12 Literally Except When It’s Not

Issue #12 · Comic + teaching article

Literally… Except When It’s Not

Mika tests the rule “read Revelation literally” against the sword, Lamb, thousand years, chain, and dragon. The article examines literalism, symbolism, apocalyptic imagery, and authorial intent.

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Misquoted Issue 11 The Rapture

Issue #11 · Comic + teaching article

The Rapture

Mika takes Yada’s any-moment rapture lesson to its logical conclusion. The article examines theological inference, Christian expectation, key rapture texts, and why waiting for Christ should produce faithfulness rather than escapism.

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Misquoted Issue 10 Not Many Teachers

Issue #10 · Comic + teaching article

Not Many Teachers

James warns that teachers will be judged with greater strictness. Luna’s caution opens into a study of preparation, humility, correction, and why anyone who teaches Scripture must remain a student.

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Misquoted Issue 9 The Spirit Fills the Gaps

Issue #9 · Comic + teaching article

The Spirit Fills the Gaps?

Luna asks how the Holy Spirit helps Christians understand Scripture. The article examines illumination, revelation, careful study, humility, and why our interpretations must remain testable by the Word God inspired.

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Misquoted Issue 8 The Yada Translation

Issue #8 · Comic + teaching article

Read the Verse Before the Notes

Luna asks Yada to help her understand a verse. His mountain of notes opens into a study of teachers, discernment, the Bereans, and why questioning a teaching is not the same as distrusting the teacher.

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Misquoted Issue 7 REREREPOSSESSED

Issue #7 · Comic + teaching article

REREREPOSSESSED

Luna simply went to the dog park. Yada concludes that something spiritual attached itself to her, opening a biblical study of spiritual warfare, fear of places, wisdom, and confidence in Christ.

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Misquoted Issue 6 A Word

Issue #6 · Comic + teaching article

A Word?

Yada announces a prophetic word for someone born in September, offers broad promises, and demands a financial seed. The article examines claimed revelation, false prophecy, discernment, and the sufficiency of Scripture.

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Misquoted Issue 5 Spiritual Attack

Issue #5 · Comic + teaching article

Spiritual Attack?

Yada treats Luna’s ordinary bad day as demonic warfare and insists another baptism will bring her breakthrough. The article examines trials, speculation, breakthrough teaching, baptism, and trust in God.

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Misquoted Issue 4 I Plead the Blood

Issue #4 · Comic + teaching article

I Plead the Blood

Yada tries to command a storm and plead the blood with grape juice. The comic opens into a study of Christ’s authority, God’s providence, spiritual formulas, and the finished work of the cross.

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Previous Issues

Misquoted Issue 3 I Decree and Declare

Issue #3 · Comic + teaching article

Faith, Surrender, and Presumption

Yada teaches Luna to replace humble prayer with confident declarations. The comic opens into a study of biblical faith, God’s will, spiritual authority, unanswered prayer, and correction.

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Misquoted Issue 2 You Can't Outgive God

Issue #2

You Can't Outgive God

Biblical stewardship versus manipulative giving.

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Misquoted Issue 1 Divine Intervention

Issue #1 · Comic + teaching article

Sin, Consequence, and James 5

Luna eats too many treats. Yada reaches for James 5. The joke opens into a serious study of consequences, healing, prayer, context, and correction.

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About the series

Read the verse in the argument.

Misquoted examines familiar passages that are often detached from their literary, historical, and theological context. The comic exposes the mistake. The article follows the author’s argument and rebuilds the interpretation from the text itself.