That's not as bad as a well-respected member insulting a newcomer is it?
Hasn't happened here.
That's not as bad as a well-respected member insulting a newcomer is it?
English has been around since about the 7th century, so King Jimmy is still modern. Oh, and this isn't a discussion. This is you thinking you're all that and a bucket of chips out to teach everyone. But, don't let me hold you back. You think it, so it must be true, right?The discussion is about "English Bibles"
& God's word has been around, in my opinion obviously in the Textus Receptus, if we are looking at the New Testament before it was in English.
That's right. We don't have a cult leader.And yet, none of you new version guys can point to anything as your final authority on what God has said. It doesn't exist.
Don't worry, child. You're teaching no one. You have to understand the subject matter to teach it, then you have to learn how to teach, and then you have to recognize your audience.
In a Christian endeavor I don't understand why I should have to teach a lost person that I would rather feel the sanctification of God then refer to Sodomy in separation.
- Walking in the New man.
Boy, oh boy! You're just not getting this are you? We're being graced with the one and only man-who-knows-it-all, and should be bowing down to his almighty-understanding-and-knowledge.Wut?
Is there any connection at all between this post and your opening post?
23-year-old-new-boy-here-to-learn-us-ignorant-hicks-into-all-things-important (KJV is God) is talking arrogance of others?- 2 Cor. 11:3-4
This is very old scripture, yet you are so ignorant.
& look at in KJV text.
My authority, first, is the Greek and Hebrew, which God actually inspired. The original or the copies Angela?
So, here’s the thing for you English-only speakers. There are many possible definitions of a word, when going from one language to another. For instance, think about how many definitions of the word “run” there are in English. Well, Greek and Hebrew are the same. There is no straight word for word possible. Because there are numerous possibilities. Some translations get it right, some don’t. That is why revisions are necessary, and the KJV certainly went through a lot of those, in the first couple of centuries, didn’t it? The changes in the King James Bible were merely to correct things such as standardized spelling and typographical errors. The context of the King James Bible has never once been changed.
My authority is the Bible! Which Bible Angela? Can you hold and read anything that you can say is your final authority on all matters of faith and practice? Or is it your scholarship that determines what God has said?
Yay! I am not the last person on earth to figure it out this time.OOOHHHHHHHHHH..... I GET it now..... how could I have missed it before?
You're a TROLL!!
Why didn't you just tell us at the start?
Seriously, though.... what point are you trying to make?
Some things I wanted you to add to your side of the argument.
Wanted you to see it, Together we are stronger:
Your pointing out the KJV revisions in the past, when those revisions were only old english words to newer modern english words that mean the same thing in meaning. Most of Revisions i would absolutely think were were v to u , F to s ect. You can sit the 1611 AV King James and set it right next to the 1769 (Modern day Standard text for the King James Version Bible) and look at every inch of this book and never find a single versse thats meaning was changed by revision. Because it is so very easy to physicaly do so the English Christian culture cannot at at all disagree or find an argument and the whole world but you recognices that.
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Then you turn around and so bravely worship out of a book that has meaning revisions & it is evadent in all modern english failed attempts of translation. I am safer Christian.
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Have you people never heard the phrase "Better safe than sorry?"
- This is your eternal afterlife you are gambeling with, yet chose to roll the dice?
Simple. I have the Geneva too. You know the English Bible the 70 years often used to work on their new-and-improved version?How do you ignore the fact that the KJV Bible was the book that landed as the foundation for English language Bibles? How could you possibly walk away from the largest possible hint (of God) in the History of English Christianity. In my eyes it is just the proof of God, and I am so fortunate to clearly notice his very obvious works.
Something else I wanted you to see:
Your pointing out the KJV revisions in the past, when those revisions were only old english words to newer modern english words that mean the same thing in meaning.
How do you ignore the fact that the KJV Bible was the book that landed as the foundation for English language Bibles? How could you possibly walk away from the largest possible hint (of God) in the History of English Christianity. In my eyes it is just the proof of God, and I am so fortunate to clearly notice his very obvious works.
.....LIES That's all you haveYes, the proof is in the fruit. The KJV spurred on the largest revival to Jesus Christ the world has ever seen. The greatest missionaries and preachers the world has ever seen used the KJV and knew they were holding the very preserved words of God.
What's the fruit of the new versions? How about casting doubt on God's word? How about the ushering in of the Laodicean Age? How about a luke warm church where no real revival occurs or soul winning?
Yes, the proof is in the fruit. The KJV spurred on the largest revival to Jesus Christ the world has ever seen. The greatest missionaries and preachers the world has ever seen used the KJV and knew they were holding the very preserved words of God.
What's the fruit of the new versions? How about casting doubt on God's word? How about the ushering in of the Laodicean Age? How about a luke warm church where no real revival occurs or soul winning?
I was saved reading a modern Catholic translation in a revival where KJV wasn’t used! The fact is, the KJV was the only version available in the days of the Great Awakening and other revivals. But I bet they used Welsh Bibles in the revival in Wales.
Again, why do you trust a Bible with so many added parts? Like the longer ending of Mark 16, for example. Different, theology than the rest of Mark, including words that are not found in the rest of Mark and a high Christology which Mark never uses elsewhere.
Why can’t you just trust God? That he has conveyed everything he wanted to in the original autographs, and the over 6000 manuscripts handed down, have basically the same message, in the nearly identical words as the autographs.
Again, why do you trust a Bible with so many added parts? Like the longer ending of Mark 16, for example. Different, theology than the rest of Mark, including words that are not found in the rest of Mark and a high Christology which Mark never uses elsewhere.
You trust a version, which certainly is useable for correction, instruction and rebuking! But by what authority do you claim they KJV to be the perfect version? Because when compared even with Stephanus, there quite simply are mistakes, let alone the earlier manuscripts which are much closer to the original autographs than the corrupt versions which existed at the time the KJV was translated.
So, your “authority” is because a homosexual Anglican King, who believed in the Divine Right of Kings, pulled together a translation committee, who got it mostly right, given the knowledge and the manuscripts that were available, but still so many mistakes? Why do you trust a homosexual Anglican King?
God is truly the final authority on all things, and we are just his imperfect followers, trusting the inspiration of God, in spite of translations, mistakes and other things. There is no perfect, final authority on this earth, except God. Too bad you worship a Bible instead of God. And that you are so terrified of losing your faith if it turns out the KJV is not the perfect authority. Biblioidolatry is a very sad thing.
My trust has always been in God, and that is why I have the freedom to learn and grow, including using different Bible versions. That means I have been able to change my theology, as I read the Bible, and the Holy Spirit shows me new things, or clarifies things, including the way I formerly read it.
Sorry you are so afraid that you have to defend a Bible translation, instead of trusting God.