Do you realize that Erasmus, the creator of the Textus Receptus (the base of KJV NT) was a catholic priest and he devoted his work to a pope?
So if you use only things created by protestants, you must give up your KJV.
You certainly know the credo of the reformation - "Ecclesia semper reformanda est" - Reformed church is always reforming itself.
To freeze in some greek/english edition when new evidences are found, is AGAINST the reformation, not for it.
You must probably ask specifically, its hard to respond generally.
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I shall sit down to Holy Scriptures with my whole heart, and devote the rest of my life to it… all these three years I have been working entirely at Greek and have not been , playing with it."
"As to me, all I have sought has been to open my contemporaries' eyes and bring them back from ritual to true Christianity."
"Read the Gospels … and see how we have degenerated."
Do you realize Martin Luther was a devouted Catholic monk who also gave us the base for our doctrine against the Catholic tyranny? Who was a well friend of Erasmus. Erasmus was considered a heretic even to the catholics and his books were put in the "forbidden books" by pope Paul IV. The quotes above were from Erasmus himself. Many "catholics" were so bc they had no choice, they were literally persecuted if they didn't obey them.
“Either this (the original Greek) is not the Gospel… or we are not Christians.” - Thomas Linacre, 1490
That quote was before the time of Erasmus time proving that just bc people were Catholics doesn't mean they agreed being their pawns.
The first English translation was the Vulgate from John Wycliffe, and even then the papacy had issues with that where they demanded after he died for his bones to be crushed and scattered in the river. Even Wycliffe felt the need to oppose the Catholics. John Hus, who supported his idea of people being able to read the scriptures in their own language was burned at the stake in 1415, with Wycliffe's manuscripts as kindle for the fire. The last words of John Hus were that, “in 100 years, God will raise up a man whose calls for reform cannot be suppressed.” Almost exactly 100 years later, in 1517, Martin Luther nailed his famous 95 Theses of Contention (a list of 95 issues of heretical theology and crimes of the Roman Catholic Church) into the church door at Wittenberg.
William Tyndale was the first man to translate the Greek manuscripts into a English Bible, and is the one KJV uses, which he got burned for being "heretic" they all were composed from the original manuscripts of the NT Greek in Antioch. Published by Erasmus and through a series of revisions by Martin Luther but the KJV itself says they used the last two editions of Theodore Beza and Stephanius. If your not a Catholic why would you use all these other bibles strictly going against the people who have been persecuted to perserve the word of God. Your a Reformer not a papist heathen.
You seem to imply KJV had added verses then how do you explain bibles that uses the Sinaiticus with 1/4 of the Bible missing?