Favourite Bible Translations

“Ok, explain how "original languages" prove an error in any bible."

I'll give a few quick examples -

"If you have HEARING, these verses are telling us EXACTLY how God preserved his word from the day of Pentecost forward. The wonderful works of God is the bible.

Act 2:4 And they were all filled with the Holy Ghost, and began to speak with other tongues, as the Spirit gave them utterance.”

This passage you quote is a perfect example – in “as the Spirit gave them utterance”, what is typically translated as the phrase “to give utterance”, in Greek is the word “apophtheggomai” – “to give utterance” is actually not the most correct translation.

The word means "to give bold, authoritative, inspired speech to”. It refers not to the content of the speech (i.e., the language), but rather to the manner of speaking. In each instance where this word occurs in scripture, the person's speech is bold, authoritative, and inspired and it is always, by the way, in the speaker’s native language.

I won’t go into details as it’s too off-topic, but suffice to say that the Holy Spirit did not give the language of what was said, but rather the manner in which it was said (i.e. bold, authoritative and inspired).

Another minor translation error is “unicorn” – People often joke that the KJV has a lot of unicorns in it. The word should have been more properly translated as rhinoceros, wild ox, oryx, or aurochs.

I’ve already addressed the political inclusion of “witch” in Exodus as opposed to “poisoner”.

I don't know if I'd go so far as to call them purposeful errors (well, except for the last one), but they are incorrect translations of what we would term an original language text.

These have been copied over to subsequent English versions and are no longer exclusive to the KJV.

The NIV, ESV dosent preserve the verses below in Gods word, they are preserved in the KJV

It's not a matter of let's hold hands and skip down the yellow brick road to the Kingdom of OZ

One translation is preservation, the other isnt

You cant have a Dollar bill without serial numbers, it's a (Counterfeit) of the true currency?

Matthew 17:21
Matthew 18:11
Acts 8:37
Roman's 16:24

I fully understand my english KJV that is supported by the Greek Byzantine Textual Family, including the text the church received and used (Textus Receptus)

I dont use the new translations, supported by the 1%< minority of manuscript evidence, in the Alexandrian Text Type

It's that simple, its not archaic words as you claim, its a completely foreign Greek Text, that the Church has never used or received.

Its that simple Byzantine v Alexandrian

And what do you think? Can you give us one example, your favorite... thanks

And you are telling lies.
Those verses are included in plain English Bibles.

This line is omitted from the KJV though.
"The Lord is faithful in His words,
And holy in all His works"

You MUST use the same standard to judge the KJV as you use for the Bibles you propagandise against.
If you don't you are a hypocrite.

The line is omitted and there is a reason for it. The KJV does not explain the reason but more thorough translations do.

This is a common example of how KJV onlyists can misunderstand the evolution of the English language.

Example #35: 2 Timothy 2:15

KJV: Study to shew thyself approved unto God, a workman that needeth not to be ashamed, rightly dividing the word of truth.

NKJV: Be diligent to present yourself approved to God, a worker who does not need to be ashamed, rightly dividing the word of truth.

I was really hoping this one would come up, as it shows once again that KJV Onlyists generally have no idea what their own Bible is saying to them because they do not understand 1611 English. One of the meanings of the word "study" is to "take pains to achieve"; to be diligent. It is an excellent example of how the KJV has imprecise renderings that could be understood improperly, especially to those with poor levels of literacy, like those unfortunates who send me e-mails saying, "Only the KJV 1611 tells you to study your Bible!!!!!" The Greek word spoudazo literally means "to use speed" but figuratively means "to make effort." It simply means to be diligent.

This is a common example of how KJV onlyists can misunderstand the evolution of the English language.

Example #35: 2 Timothy 2:15

KJV: Study to shew thyself approved unto God, a workman that needeth not to be ashamed, rightly dividing the word of truth.

NKJV: Be diligent to present yourself approved to God, a worker who does not need to be ashamed, rightly dividing the word of truth.

I was really hoping this one would come up, as it shows once again that KJV Onlyists generally have no idea what their own Bible is saying to them because they do not understand 1611 English. One of the meanings of the word "study" is to "take pains to achieve"; to be diligent. It is an excellent example of how the KJV has imprecise renderings that could be understood improperly, especially to those with poor levels of literacy, like those unfortunates who send me e-mails saying, "Only the KJV 1611 tells you to study your Bible!!!!!" The Greek word spoudazo literally means "to use speed" but figuratively means "to make effort." It simply means to be diligent.

This is a common example of how KJV onlyists can misunderstand the evolution of the English language.

Example #35: 2 Timothy 2:15

KJV: Study to shew thyself approved unto God, a workman that needeth not to be ashamed, rightly dividing the word of truth.

NKJV: Be diligent to present yourself approved to God, a worker who does not need to be ashamed, rightly dividing the word of truth.

I was really hoping this one would come up, as it shows once again that KJV Onlyists generally have no idea what their own Bible is saying to them because they do not understand 1611 English. One of the meanings of the word "study" is to "take pains to achieve"; to be diligent. It is an excellent example of how the KJV has imprecise renderings that could be understood improperly, especially to those with poor levels of literacy, like those unfortunates who send me e-mails saying, "Only the KJV 1611 tells you to study your Bible!!!!!" The Greek word spoudazo literally means "to use speed" but figuratively means "to make effort." It simply means to be diligent.

Your claim is nothing more than opinion, the KJV is precise, and easily understood in 2 Timothy 2:15

And you are telling lies.
Those verses are included in plain English Bibles.

This line is omitted from the KJV though.
"The Lord is faithful in His words,
And holy in all His works"

You MUST use the same standard to judge the KJV as you use for the Bibles you propagandise against.
If you don't you are a hypocrite.

The line is omitted and there is a reason for it. The KJV does not explain the reason but more thorough translations do.

What diligent thing should we be doing?

Opinion?!?! *facepalm*
There are plenty of words in the English language that are no longer used or have new definitions over the past four hundred years. I grew up in the 80s and anyone else did can see how word meanings have rapidly changed and other words have been added to the English language in just 40 years.

Did you read the entire Bible verse?

Opinion?!?! *facepalm*
There are plenty of words in the English language that are no longer used or have new definitions over the past four hundred years. I grew up in the 80s and anyone else did can see how word meanings have rapidly changed and other words have been added to the English language in just 40 years.

And you are telling lies.
Those verses are included in plain English Bibles.

This line is omitted from the KJV though.
"The Lord is faithful in His words,
And holy in all His works"

You MUST use the same standard to judge the KJV as you use for the Bibles you propagandise against.
If you don't you are a hypocrite.

The line is omitted and there is a reason for it. The KJV does not explain the reason but more thorough translations do.

Opinion?!?! *facepalm*
There are plenty of words in the English language that are no longer used or have new definitions over the past four hundred years. I grew up in the 80s and anyone else did can see how word meanings have rapidly changed and other words have been added to the English language in just 40 years.

I did read it that's why am asking you what we're supposed to do.

If the scholars nowadays are saying we need to go the old Greek and like what you did but why not in English? If English is rapidly changing then Greek is what? yet you are appealing to them and the additions does not affect KJV English. They are there to study it.

Gods word dosent change with political correctness, Ebonics, or the rapper out on the street corner

Gay still means Happy in my book

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Good point. I think it is lost on the KJV only crowd, but I understood what you are saying. Very good point.