Why the king james?
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Was just thinking, this controversy over manuscripts that maybe you KJV only folks could comment on. Could we take the King James, translate it to Koine Greek, and get an undisputed, pure Greek text? Hey! Maybe call it the Textus Reversedus, or Textus Jimmiedus? We would have to work out how thee or ye could be hard coded into the Greek, which could be a real problem, dost thou seeth what I mean?
I agree...and then you get posts like this below and it just boggles my mind...if you are not born-again by the KJV then the seed is corrupted and "your" Christ is not like "their" Christ.....does anyone see what is wrong here?...or is it just me?
Originally Posted by KJV1611
I agree the KJV doesn't match the "original copies" in multiple places. I also agree millions of people are born agian from the newer versions... born again of corruptible seed. Their Christ and my Christ are not the same.
I agree the KJV doesn't match the "original copies" in multiple places. I also agree millions of people are born agian from the newer versions... born again of corruptible seed. Their Christ and my Christ are not the same.
He aint my Strong's, I have no use for the man nor his work. He's the reason people make up their own bibles. If you want to know what corruptible means look it up in a dictionary, it means the same thing today that it meant in 1611.
Listen, the Chirst in you is the Christ you made up, the Christ in me is the Chirst of the King James bible word for word. What I'm saying is truth, not nonsense, it's just above your ability to understand. And you wont understand until you get into the real bible and believe what it says, otherwise your going to stay in the dark thinking you know something that you don't.
Listen, the Chirst in you is the Christ you made up, the Christ in me is the Chirst of the King James bible word for word. What I'm saying is truth, not nonsense, it's just above your ability to understand. And you wont understand until you get into the real bible and believe what it says, otherwise your going to stay in the dark thinking you know something that you don't.
All I see Greek and Hebrew used for is to change words in the bible that they don't like. That's the way it's done right chisel chisel chisel until you get YOUR own personalized word of god. I've never had a single person show me anything of any value from the Greek and Hebrew... you got any earth shattering revelations from the Greek and Hebrew?
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Suppose that's all I know. (Can't help it. Got jumped by demons as a teenager, reading a RSV.) Though I must say, you don't seem the best recommendation for your cult, and I've noticed this about others of your bent. You have that same holier-than-thou exclusivity of any garden variety cult, but it's like you King James only guys have this big stick up your rear. It's like some dark cloud has engulfed or devoured your personalities, almost like your Lord must be Billy Goat Gruff. Have to say, I may not be sitting next to the thrown, maybe a tad higher than the thrown with you guys, teaching the Lord 17th century English, but you know something? I'll be fine just being a regular guy in the kingdom, without that stick up my rear.
Okay. So you didn't like those contributions. How about Textus Regurgitatus?
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Which Greek? Do you own a complete copy of Greek Bible? Could you show me where is that completely called Greek Bible? All I know is that the scriptures were written in original languages of Hebrew, Koine Greek and Aramaic, then translated to other languages like Old Latin, Italic Version, French, Diodati, German then in English which the world knows it's a International languages so that we can interact with each other. Using your Greek and using my language will confuse everything. For me it's fine to learn Greek language but a never substitute for the pure words of God in English-KJV.