Like I said, it is how I view the translation debate. The King James Bible is unique and stands out among the crowd. I know the King James Bible is the word of God and no man is going to convince me otherwise. You cannot see it because you have hardened your heart to the notion that God has given you His pure word! (Psalm 119:140)
Does the Bible claim to be inerrant?
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First of all I said continually, because God can and does make change in the world. Secondly, that had to do with a natural famine, not directly opposing someone else’s will. There are those who willingly serve Lucifer and they are in our churches and governments planting seeds of division and subversion. There is going to come a day when we will give an account. Our rewards won’t be based on what we read, it will be based on how we acted. Our love for people and this world and especially our dedication and obedience to God will be valued. It’s almost comical that many/most Christians think that their whole mission is to go to church and read the Bible and after death they go to Heaven. That’s about as accurate as it is for an individual to go to school, get decent marks then upon graduation, retire and collect a pension. People aren’t impressed with an artist because of his knowledge of design. He is honoured for his workmanship and application of the knowledge. Nobody watched Wayne Gretzky, Bruce Lee, or Michael Jackson because they knew things. It’s because they applied things they knew. Neither is Satan shaking because of how many verses a Christian can utter. The Word has power through application. If you think your mission is to defend the validity of the King James Version, then congratulations Satan. He has kept you completely distracted from making a difference for God. “Do not merely read the Word and so deceive your yourselves, do what it says.” I don’t care what section it’s from, or even what version, I understand what means and that is what scripture is intended to do; teach so we can do! I’ve spent enough time lately on CC. I’m taking some of my own advice. Be blessed all, I won’t be back soon.
I did not make an insulting comment. What I said is true. The same goes for you. If it is your desire to have a Bible with errors that you have to go around making corrections in with lexicons then that is what you will get. The problem is what you believe concerning the written word of God. Change that and then your eyes might opened. Prove me wrong using the word of God because "opinions" do not count for much.
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I was in the camp of using many translations, lexicons, interlinear bibles, and concordances to gain a better understanding of God's word but something didn't 't feel right about and I became discouraged. I had issues with the King James Bible (Acts 12:4) at that time. It didn't change my belief that God's word was perfect as far as the original manuscripts go but I had a genuine desire for that perfect truth in a manner that eliminated a middle man such as a scholar or a translator. I believe it was my desire and want to have the pure word of God that led to the opening of my eyes because they were closed.
"Let no man deceive himself. If any man among you seemeth to be wise in this world, let him become a fool, that he may be wise." (1 Corinthians 3:18)
Does anyone really think they are wise enough to correct the word of God?
“Add thou not unto his words, lest he reprove thee, and thou be found a liar.” (Proverbs 30:6)
Does anyone really think they are wise enough to correct the word of God?
“Add thou not unto his words, lest he reprove thee, and thou be found a liar.” (Proverbs 30:6)
Do not forget the subject is the pure word of God and not salvation or the belief in Jesus Christ. I know you believe the Gospel. I also know that you are sincere but the truth is you are wrong on the issue of the preservation and translation of the word of God.
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