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He believed God's word, and didn't try to alter it. HeeHaw

The ignorant country back-woods KJV only believers has been responsible for the largest world wide revival in history. The new versions have given us the luke-warm Laodicean Age, mega churches, ecumenicalism, the social gospel, and the prosperity gospel, among other things. The NT believers...

You just hate the idea that God preserved his word in English. Why the hatred?

Yet, it is true whether you believe it or not. God knew what he was doing as he brought his preserved word to completion.

The first mention of the word "study" gives us the meaning that stays true throughout the KJV. Ecclesisastes 12: 11 The words of the wise are as goads, and as nails fastened by the masters of assemblies, which are given from one shepherd. 12 And further, by these, my son, be admonished: of...

One does not read the word "covenant" and teach that every time the word "covenant" shows up in the bible, it is a reference to the same covenant without exception. There are various covenants in the bible.

If Paul stated that he preached his gospel unto all the world, to every creature under heaven, and to all nations....and yet, the end has not come....what shall we conclude? There are several gospel messages in the bible, but only one gospel message that should be preached today, that is, how...

Has the gospel of the kingdom been preached in all the world yet? Has the end come?

I’ll stick with what the Bible actually says. I will not question nor change it to fit my narrative. It is a sad thing that people fail to trust the perfect, preserved words of God.

Is that a yes or no? I'm proving the point. Here's one example: Genesis 9:13 I do set my bow in the cloud, and it shall be for a token of a covenant between me and the earth. Hmmmmm..... Hebrews 9: 16 For where a testament is, there must also of necessity be the death of the testator. 17...

Many people believe that there is one God. Believing in one God is not the gospel unto salvation.

Yes or no, does a testament require the death of the testator? Yes or no, does a covenant require death for it to come to pass?

Biblically, there are covenants throughout that required no death. Should I post them all?

Hell will be cast into the lake of fire, the permanent place of torture, thus, lasting forever. Death is cast into the lake of fire as well, thus, death is eternal.

If you stick with the KJV, it is very clear. Hell is cast into the lake of fire. Do you not think the translators knew what you are claiming? They didn't have a slip up. The Spirit led them to translate the word hell as different than the lake of fire. Where in the KJV is lake of fire...

The English word is hell. I speak English, not Greek or Hebrew. The KJV gets it right once again. Bible correcting is not a good practice. There is a difference in the KJV between the lake of fire and hell. The rich man in hell cried out for a drop of water. He never calls upon the name of...

Covenant and testament are not the same thing... For a testament to be in force, one must be dead, not so for a covenant.

but now is made manifest… Romans 16 25 Now to him that is of power to stablish you according to my gospel, and the preaching of Jesus Christ, according to the revelation of the mystery, which was kept secret since the world began, 26 But now is made manifest, and by the scriptures of the...

If you are saying that people could get saved without believing the death, burial, and resurrection for sins, then that is another gospel. I’m only advocating one gospel message for salvation. It is found in 1 Corinthians 15:1-4. The cross was a mystery because God hid it from them until...

Did Jesus and his disciples preach the death, burial, and resurrection for sins before the cross? Nope. It was a mystery until after revealed. Not one person was "looking forward" to the cross of Jesus Christ.