Apostle Paul's KJV for Sale?

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BeyondET

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I thought for sure that when Jesus rose up into heaven on the Mount of Olives - that the KJ "version" of the bible fell out of His sleeve.

Is this where Paul got his copy? If it was good enough for Jesus and Paul and Silas - it's good enough for us....:rolleyes:
Hey how did you know, but did you know John the Baptist gave Jesus his copy of the KJV, John was called to lead the way, lol
 
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Only one English king rules them all!
It is a fact today (which started long ago) that English is the most widespread and commonly used language in the world... in many countries that do not speak english as their first language, they teach english in their schools.

So, there's reason to believe the Lord would want a good English translation and the KJV contains less error than these newer versions coming out in modern times that are proven to be satanic cause they change some of the things God says with no regard for the original language of God's Word.

But, I know... blah, blah, blah, whatever... in the end we'll see which version contains fewer errors and we'll find that in modern times satan figured out that all he had to do was re-write the gospel just like in modern times they re-write history cause they got something to hide!
 

trofimus

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It is a fact today (which started long ago) that English is the most widespread and commonly used language in the world... in many countries that do not speak english as their first language, they teach english in their schools.

So, there's reason to believe the Lord would want a good English translation and the KJV contains less error than these newer versions coming out in modern times that are proven to be satanic cause they change some of the things God says with no regard for the original language of God's Word.

But, I know... blah, blah, blah, whatever... in the end we'll see which version contains fewer errors and we'll find that in modern times satan figured out that all he had to do was re-write the gospel just like in modern times they re-write history cause they got something to hide!
I have no idea why would anyone want to read the Bible in his second language and not the native one? Why would a German read the KJV instead of the German translation?

The fact that English is a global language because of computers, american culture and business does not change that.
 
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BeyondET

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It is a fact today (which started long ago) that English is the most widespread and commonly used language in the world... in many countries that do not speak english as their first language, they teach english in their schools.

So, there's reason to believe the Lord would want a good English translation and the KJV contains less error than these newer versions coming out in modern times that are proven to be satanic cause they change some of the things God says with no regard for the original language of God's Word.

But, I know... blah, blah, blah, whatever... in the end we'll see which version contains fewer errors and we'll find that in modern times satan figured out that all he had to do was re-write the gospel just like in modern times they re-write history cause they got something to hide!
Not to be negative but Chinese is the worlds most spoken language then come Spanish then English.
 
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kaylagrl

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"The owner of the historic heirloom also stated that the Bible is in used but good condition, with all of Scofield’s study notes still clearly visible at the bottom of the page."

:) nice

I cant afford it right now,Im buying blinker fluid for my car...:rolleyes:
 

stonesoffire

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The King rules!

I thought this site was hilarious.
 
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I cant afford it right now,Im buying blinker fluid for my car..
Better check those muffler bearing too... they might need to be replaced!
 
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BeyondET

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I'm selling my (the bay psalm book) for 13 million that's a million less then what one sold for in 2013 that's a bargain for sure. :rolleyes: jk, but really who would buy such a book for 14 million got to be nuts or rich beyond comprehension to make such a purchase.
 
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BeyondET

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I can purchase brand new KJV bibles at the dollar tree store for $1.00. I have purchased many of them through the years.:)
Sounds like my price range lol. No doubt I won't be buying this one below anytime soon.

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presidente

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Not to be negative but Chinese is the worlds most spoken language then come Spanish then English.
That's probably only true if you look at native languages, not second languages. A lot of people speak English as a second language.
 
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BeyondET

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That's probably only true if you look at native languages, not second languages. A lot of people speak English as a second language.
Indeed English is the most second language used around the world, but regardless of what language people speak that language came from man not of God, all human language was developed by humans for humans. but of coarse God already knows the language, any language and beyond.
 
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toinena

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I know Paul was a polyglot... But to speak King James' English even before Old English was spoken (from the 5th century A.D) sounds more like a poor episode of Doctor Who than anything else.