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The KJV is inspired. The others, I'm leaving alone. I point out the carnal mindset
that is leading people to make carnal choices. It is a simple messege, and people aren't getting it.
They can't be, because different words are used. If they are all inspired, they would be duplicate, word for word and they aren't. Some even have verses missing. God takes His word VERY serious.


God places His word higher than His own name. He is THAT serious about it. If these other versions
are inspired, there WOULDN'T be other versions, because they would all be the same. And they aren't.
So if the Bibles don't match "duplicate, word for word" then at least one of them is not inspired.

Is the KJV 1611 not inspired, or is the KJV 1769 (PCE) not inspired? They can't
both be inspired if they're not "duplicate, word for word".

1 Cor 15:6
And that hee was seene of aboue fiue hundred brethren at once: of whom the greater part remaine vnto this present, but some are fallen asleepe. (KJV/1611)

1 Cor 15:6 After that, he was seen of above five hundred brethren at once; of whom the greater part remain unto this present, but some are fallen asleep. (KJV/PCE)

This is the honest truth, within 5 minutes after arriving at the point, the Holy Spirit took over.
What does the Holy Spirit inside of you say, Trax? Is KJV 1611 inspired, or is KJV 1769 inspired? We know that God doesn't lie.
 
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I point out the carnal mindset that is leading people to make
carnal choices. It is a simple messege, and people aren't getting it.
The KLV Bible translation is an often over looked version. But it does paint a
very clear picture at what I have been saying. I had almost forgotten about this
Bible translation. It is translated from the World English Bible. Some say it
is more accurate than The Messege by Eugene Peterson. If anyone hasn't heard of the
KLV Bible, well its the Klingon Language Version Bible. Yes, Klingon as in Star Trek.
Is the Klingon Bible God authorized and God inspired? Nope. But it meets the criteria
that many are using to pick a Bible to read. It also shows how easy it is
to produce another Bible translation. You can even buy it at Amazon for 0.99 cents.
Joseph Smith created a whole religion. It isn't hard to produce another Bible translation.
The Klingon Language Version Bible should open people's eyes to how easy it is, to get another
translation on the shelves. Its a real translation, that can be bought with real money, and is
very accurate, so says the comments of it.
 
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Praus, I'll respond to your other posts later, since right now I am using my mobile phone to answer this one.

I just checked my King James Bible which I bought from Local Church Bible Publishers. And in 1 John 5:8, my Bible reads "the Spirit" (Capitalized). So you may have misread the text.
No I read correctly. Capitalizing the 'S' in spirit in 1 John 5:8 is an
unauthorized modernization. No serious KJV-only scholar would accept such a corrupt Bible.

Bible Protector :: View topic - The Protector, 4 December 2011

EDITORIAL: DIALOGUE ON 1 JOHN 5:8

In the last few days, a brother wrote, “I read with interest your comments about the capitalization of the word spirit in 1Jo 5:8. Recently I came across a photocopy of a letter from Cambridge University Press which acknowledged they had made an error by not having the word capitalized. I am looking for a more complete explanation about why the word should or should not be capitalized.”

I replied, “That letter shows the level of knowledge of Cambridge University Press, which has greatly diminished (already in 1985), that they for no good reason changed to capital ‘S’ from ‘spirit’ in 1 John 5:8, even though it had been "spirit" in 1638, in the 1769 Edition and many others.

I have numerous writings and information on the subject on my website, which is probably as ‘complete’ as is available at this time, but general information here: Bible Protector :: View topic - The spirit case: an overview

“Basically, it comes down to a wrong assumption that people have that the word ‘spirit’ should be capital, when clearly there is a distinction in usage if they were to examine the King James Bible, such as, ‘my spirit’ (Joel 2:28) versus "of my Spirit" (Acts 2:17). Also, that the usage of ‘Spirit’ in John 5:6 does not require capital in verse 8 due to the specific structure of verses 7 & 8, and the actual context of verse 9 which is talking about a witness within believers, i.e. their own spirit which is connected to the Holy Ghost.”

Here was our brother’s reply yesterday, “Dear Matthew, Thank you so much for your kind response. I have discovered that paying attention to the words is very important and such is the case here. You directed me to look at 1Jo 5:9, so I looked at it and v10 also. It seems apparent to me from these two verses that a comparison is being made between the witness of God and the witness of man. 1Jo 5:7 is the witness of God and 1Jo 5:8 is the witness of man. Therefore, it is man’s spirit which is being spoken of and should not be capitalized. I have felt this to be the case, but failed to recognize the confirmation given in vv9-10. Thanks again. John.”

So Cambridge's 1985 letter is here:
http://www.localchurchbiblepublishers.com/wp-content/uploads/CambridgeLetter.pdf

Why accept Cambridge's opinion if they are the
same people who brought us the Paragraph Bible?

I'm not going to spend my hard earned dollars with
KJV modernizers like Local Church Bible Publishers.
 
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[Is the KJV 1611 not inspired, or is the KJV 1769 (PCE) not inspired? They can't [/B]both be inspired if they're not "duplicate, word for word".




They both can be inspired and God authorized. Its the KJV. I never once said a God authorized
and God inspired Bible couldn't be updated by God.


The NASB was published in the following stages

•Gospel of John (1960)
•The Gospels (1962)
•New Testament (1963)
•Psalms (1968)
•Complete Bible, Old and New Testaments (1971)
•Modified Editions (1972, 1973, 1975, 1977)
•Updated Edition (1995)

Lets start with the complete NASB in 1971. There were modifications in 72, 73, 75, 77
and then updated in 1995. Which Bible was the REAL NASB? They all are.

NIV:
1. The NT was released in 1973.
2. The full Bible in 1978
3. 1984 minor revisions
4, 2002 revised the NT
5. 2005 revised the rest of the Bible
6. 2011 a revised edition released

So, which one is the REAL NIV? They all are.

The NASB updated in 1995 and the NIV revised the NT in 2002. That is 7 years. Why is there
so many differences? How come the 1977 NASB is so different from the 1978 NIV? And why
are so many revisions being made to these Bibles over such short time frames?

Being the same means NIV being duplicate of the NASB and it isn't. But that just doesn't enter people's
mind. The KJV is the KJV. The NASB is the NASB. The NIV is the NIV. *IF* the KJV 1611 and the KJV 1769
both can not be God authorized and God inspired, then that also applies to changes of ALL translations.
Meaning IF the NASB 1971 was God Authorized and God inspired and the NASB 1995 isn't, then not
only do you have to pick the RIGHT Bible translation, but the correct revision as well. You got 6 versions
of the NIV and ten for the NASB to pick from. You have went from picking 1 of 2 Bible translations to that
of picking 1 of 16 versions. Now add all the other translations and revisions........good luck finding
the needle in the haystack.
 

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Yet again more crap and more bull and lengthy waffle, I still have not read anything to convince me that the 1611 is the "perfect Bible", that's because its not. Most people can fortunately see through how ridiculous The King James Only Cult is, arguing about spelling of Valor over Valour, Arguing about correct use of a capital letter, ridiculous. King James Only Cult are deluded fools caught up in a foolish pursuit.
 
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They both can be inspired and God authorized. Its the KJV. I never once said a God authorized
and God inspired Bible couldn't be updated by God.
Then it must be the KJV 1611, since Galatians says God would never update His own Gospel. The KJV 1769 is a corrupt modern Bible and everyone involved with promoting it is accursed. So I repent now, never again will I advocate the KJV 1769.

Gal 1:6 I marueile, that you are so soone remoued from him, that called you into the grace of Christ, vnto an other Gospel: 7 Which is not another; but there bee some that trouble you, and would peruert the Gospel of Christ. 8 But though we, or an Angel from heauen, preach any other Gospel vnto you, then that which wee haue preached vnto you, let him be accursed. 9 As we said before, so say I now againe, If any man preach any other Gospel vnto you, then that yee haue receiued, let him be accursed.
 
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Yet again more crap and more bull and lengthy waffle, I still have not read anything to convince me that the 1611 is the "perfect Bible", that's because its not. Most people can fortunately see through how ridiculous The King James Only Cult is, arguing about spelling of Valor over Valour, Arguing about correct use of a capital letter, ridiculous. King James Only Cult are deluded fools caught up in a foolish pursuit.
They can't update valour to valor. One of the interesting (insane in other words) facts about KJV-only that the word Saviour has 7 letters, and that's the number for completion, like the sabbath, something like that. They refuse to use a Bible with the spelling Savior in it because it has 6 letters. Therefore they refuse to accept any updates along the lines of labour to labor, because it will cascade onto the word Saviour.
 

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They can't update valour to valor. One of the interesting (insane in other words) facts about KJV-only that the word Saviour has 7 letters, and that's the number for completion, like the sabbath, something like that. They refuse to use a Bible with the spelling Savior in it because it has 6 letters. Therefore they refuse to accept any updates along the lines of labour to labor, because it will cascade onto the word Saviour.
Crazy and insane.
 
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Hello Mammachickadee:
Would you be willing to find us verse 29 from Acts Chpt 28 of the NIV bible?
Did you know that those who created the King James Bible actually added in several verses? It is proposed that the NIV, in order to stick closer to the manuscripts, took out certain verses that the KJV added in. I agree that NIV is questionable, but primarily because of their poor choice to have a homosexual on the creation team (no matter how little time she stayed).
 

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Praus, watch this video. It may help you.

[video=youtube;G_A5g6TJCjk]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G_A5g6TJCjk&feature=youtube_gdata_player[/video]
 
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Praus, watch this video. It may help you.
Thanks, that's David W. Daniels, I've seen this video already, along with everything else from chick.com. Jack Chick lives only like 40 miles of east of Los Angeles where I'm at, these are my neighbors. :cool:

The answer for one book,
the 1611 KJV!
 
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Well first off I do not trust this New Cambridge Paragraph Bible. For two main reasons.
1) The first edition which came out in 2005, and that very edition was made to modernize the standard text of the King James Version.
2) The 2005 Edition was taken from Scrivener's Edition of the Text (1873).


I agree, Cambridge has done nothing but try to corrupt the KJV with modernized language since the 2nd printing of 1611.

Also, you may want to Check out this list that Bryan Denlinger has on his website King James Video Ministries:
http://www.kingjamesvideoministries.com/Counterfeit KJV Bibles 2.pdf


The first line is wrong, it should read: Gen 1:1
True KJV Reading: Heauen Counterfeit: heaven, heavens

Another thing, if you ever want to buy some really good King James Bibles where the text has not been amended and changed by secular Publishing Companies and where the spelling has not been modernized, then I highly recommend Local Church Bible Publishers and Bearing Precious Seed Ministries.


Those are extremely overpriced and modernized KJV. You can get an almost real 1611 KJV (w/o Apocrypha) from WalMart for only $5. It has everything else, margin notes, introduction, etc.

1611 Bible-KJV-400th Anniversary, Zondervan Bibles: Religion : Walmart.com

The only real Bible that Local Church sells is from Hendrickson Publishers, they sell pure and perfect Bibles from $18 to $100 for a nice leather one direct from the publisher.

Hendrickson Publishers

It's best to get one with Apocrypha, so it's exactly the same as the 1611 KJV. The Apocrypha are needed for historical and literary purposes, nothing related to salvation issues, so $5 is a great deal from WalMart in my opinion.
 

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1611 Bible-KJV-400th Anniversary, Zondervan Bibles: Religion : Walmart.com
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It's best to get one with Apocrypha, so it's exactly the same as the 1611 KJV. The Apocrypha are needed for historical and literary purposes, nothing related to salvation issues, so $5 is a great deal from WalMart in my opinion.
Oh no that cant be right... you can not purchase that Bible as its published by Zondervan, who are Satans publishers, therefore that one in sale in Walmart must be Satans Bible.
 
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Wouldn't it be nice if, after we receive the Holy Spirit we simply know and understand all truth. The KJV would only use words that made the original language absolutely and perfectly clear, even when there weren't any English words that truly worked. All those hours and hours of study of scripture we do wouldn't be necessary. And imagine all Christians agreeing on what God is telling us! Everyone would have all scripture in their minds, so there would be no problem with anyone saying something that disagreed with any scripture in the entire bible.
KJV 'THE TRANSLATORS TO THE READER':
Happie is the man that delighteth in the Scripture, and thrise happie that meditateth in it day and night.

RedTent, why are you promoting less Bible study? Isn't that exactly what Satan wants? :mad:

2 Tim 3:15 And that from a childe thou hast knowen the holy Scriptures, which are able to make thee wise vnto saluation through faith which is in Christ Iesus. 16 All Scripture is giuen by inspiration of God, & is profitable for doctrine, for reproofe, for correction, for instrution in righteousnesse, 17 That the man of God may be perfect, throughly furnished vnto all good workes.
 
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Oh no that cant be right... you can not purchase that Bible as its published by Zondervan, who are Satans publishers, therefore that one in sale in Walmart must be Satans Bible.
That's why there's no Apocrypha in the Zondervan printing, because Satan hates the Apocrypha! It's not a salvation issue though...
 

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this is the dumbest argument ive read. bunch of cultists and heretics on one side. Bunch of sane people trying to convince cultists they are wrong on the other. It is a trip to read though since the cultists wont answer serious questions and keep hiding behind their grammar arguments.
 

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Well on my hard drive I made a Hebrew-roots translation of the KJV-PCE. Some books, like Revelation I use Greek-roots. That's more perfect than using
medieval and early modern English terminology. We agreed I'm the teacher so you'll just have to take my word for it that's is superior than the KJV.


A Hebrew Roots translation? And a Greek Roots translation for Revelation?

Why don't you just believe the Book?


So basically what you are doing is making changes to it that you feel should be made. Is that the case?

You don't correct God's Book; but rather, you let God's Book correct YOU.
 
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A Hebrew Roots translation? And a Greek Roots translation for Revelation?

Why don't you just believe the Book?

So basically what you are doing is making changes to it that you feel should be made. Is that the case

You don't correct God's Book; but rather, you let God's Book correct YOU.
GBU ChosenByHim. Hebrew and Greek roots, it reads different, it's fun, and learn many, many things about the details of the Bible. AND I had to build my own Bible dictionary in the process.

I'm going to redo the project soon, I was using the
modernized "KJV" Pure Cambridge Edition, so now I'll build one based on the true word of God, the KJV 1611.

Here's a sample, the KJV-Praus, with mixed Greek and Hebrew root. Since it's
modernizing, the of course, it's for fun and education, not for anyone's general use. What do you think? Perhaps I should use Theos instead of
ˀElahh?

Rev 1:1
The Reuelation of Iesus Christ, which God gaue vnto him, to shewe vnto his seruants things which must shortly come to passe; and he sent and signified it by his Angel vnto his seruant Iohn,
(KJV)

Rev 1:1
The Apocalypse of Iēsous Christos, which ˀElahh gaue vnto him, to shewe vnto his slaves things which must shortly come to passe; and he sent and signified it by his Malˀak vnto his slave Iōannēs,
(KJV/Praus)
 

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GBU ChosenByHim. Hebrew and Greek roots, it reads different, it's fun, and learn many, many things about the details of the Bible. AND I had to build my own Bible dictionary in the process.

I'm going to redo the project soon, I was using the
modernized "KJV" Pure Cambridge Edition, so now I'll build one based on the true word of God, the KJV 1611.

Here's a sample, the KJV-Praus, with mixed Greek and Hebrew root. Since it's
modernizing, the of course, it's for fun and education, not for anyone's general use. What do you think? Perhaps I should use Theos instead of
ˀElahh?

Rev 1:1
The Reuelation of Iesus Christ, which God gaue vnto him, to shewe vnto his seruants things which must shortly come to passe; and he sent and signified it by his Angel vnto his seruant Iohn,
(KJV)

Rev 1:1
The Apocalypse of Iēsous Christos, which ˀElahh gaue vnto him, to shewe vnto his slaves things which must shortly come to passe; and he sent and signified it by his Malˀak vnto his slave Iōannēs,
(KJV/Praus)

I'll stick with the word of God.

Praus, you should not tamper with God's holy word. And I know you said that this translation of yours is not for anyone's general use but still.

The words of God are a very serious matter.

 
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I'll stick with the word of God.

Praus, you should not tamper with God's holy word. And I know you said that this translation of yours is not for anyone's general use but still.

The words of God are a very serious matter.

Cursed be that love and unity for whose sake the Word of God must be put at stake.
- Martin Luther

Tell that to Martin Luther.


Rom 3:28 Therefore wee conclude, that a man is iustified by faith, without the deeds of the Law.

Roem 3:28 So halten wir nun dafür, daß der Mensch gerecht werde ohne des Gesetzes Werke, allein durch den Glauben. (Luther Bibel 1545)

Translation:

Rom 3:28 Thus, we conclude that a man is justified without the deeds of the law through faith alone.