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That’s fine; your preference is your business. Do your homework and stop arguing on the basis of your unfounded opinion. It’s not personal, and I’m not offended, but you are perpetuating ignorance and error. You are simply wrong and are promoting fear, you clearly haven’t done any research on...

I’m not going to badger you about this, but every time you mention the KJV, you are repeating your implication that it is superior. Just drop it. By all means note it if you quote it, but otherwise just provide the reference. Unless, of course, you are actually so deeply deceived that you...

Hello and welcome to CC… Rather than providing an explanation, I will suggest you check BibleGateway online. There you can compare dozens of translations to get a broader sense of the command.

Asinine: like a jackass.

Don’t whine. It’s childish. Firstly, I don’t hate you, and secondly, I do have a cause: you teach error.

News flash: people don’t read quotes unless the new post is relevant. You have an inflated opinion of your words.

Quoting me is not explaining your concern.

And “besom” is the more precise word for “broom”? Oh, wait… it isn’t. Nor are the vast majority of archaic words more precise than their modern counterparts. Your argument holds for precisely two words out of dozens if not hundreds.

Please quote ANY “modern Bible scholar” or “ translator of the Critical Texts” saying that.

Perhaps you think that “prophecy” = “Scripture” when nothing in Scripture says that, and it actually says things that contradict it. If that’s the case (that you think such), the prophecies spoken of in 1 Corinthians 12 - 14… where are they recorded? Where are the prophecies spoken by Philip’s...

Welcome to CC… Why do you ignore such things? Do you believe God is incapable of speaking to His people?

The word “dinosaur” didn’t even exist until the 19th century, so it isn’t surprising that it doesn’t appear in Scripture. There are, however, descriptions of beasts in Scripture that sure sound like sauropod dinosaurs.

Please, either do the homework or cease the discussion. Your ignorance is not doing you any good.

I'm not going to descend to your level of unreasoning.

Well, since you seem content in your profound ignorance, I'll leave you there.

That's your concern, not mine. My final authority is Jesus. Yours is a 400-year-old translation.

More from the Kool-Aid stand. Again, you're not rude or condescending, but your arguments are based in fear and error and a fundamental mistrust of the process. Do you think the KJV translators were above such simple errors... when they didn't have electric lights, central heating, or...

Asinine response, which tells me how to you want to be treated.

Psalm 138:2 is translated in substantially different ways in different translations. I wouldn't hold tightly to any particular order, so I reject your argument.

"gambit": a device, action, or opening remark, typically one entailing a degree of risk, that is calculated to gain an advantage "gamut": the complete range or scope of something I don't see the sense of what you're saying, but I'm not worried about it either.