Thank you for saying so![]()
Nope. God is the author of Matthew and Luke. God is the author of the KJV as He preserved His words in the English language. Any other version is man's work and is corrupt.
Jesus is the head and the heartI'm not against you, I care about you and how you feel. We are at different places in our walks that's all, we are on the same side and we are not enemies.
I'm not saying I'm any better or worse than you, just different.. maybe your the feet and I'm the arm pit lol.
This is a serious question and I'm not "downing" you at all, you know I love you and see you as a brother in Christ. But don't you recognize Jesus when you see him, take for example when you see Christ reflected in other people. The same reflection exists in the written word, it's recognizable and it actually stands out.
I'm not against you, I care about you and how you feel. We are at different places in our walks that's all, we are on the same side and we are not enemies.
I'm not saying I'm any better or worse than you, just different.. maybe your the feet and I'm the arm pit lol.
People on this forum will disagree with an empty post lol.
Exactly! Yes it does. And the first time I read the Bible in it's entirety as a young woman, it really did seem like The Lord God speaking to me. The words burned into my heart. It was the NIV. I have other translations which I like too but the NIV was my first in depth experience with his word. To this day I hold it dear. Yet it seems to come under attack by KJV "Onliers" more than any other translation.This is a serious question and I'm not "downing" you at all, you know I love you and see you as a brother in Christ. But don't you recognize Jesus when you see him, take for example when you see Christ reflected in other people. The same reflection exists in the written word, it's recognizable and it actually stands out.
NIV readers (oh my) now that's funny!I am asking about your standard.
Many people say they know Christ (mormons, Jehova´ witnesses, NIV readers (oh mine!) etc).
So you must have some standard to know who knows him truly. If you think its the KJV and nothing else, then you must have some reasoning for it, not just feelings...
Exactly! Yes it does. And the first time I read the Bible in it's entirety as a young woman, it really did seem like The Lord God speaking to me. The words burned into my heart. It was the NIV. I have other translations which I like too but the NIV was my first in depth experience with his word. To this day I hold it dear. Yet it seems to come under attack by KJV "Onliers" more than any other translation.
Well we are a kindred spirit, I started with the NIV too. When I saw the NIV called Jesus and Lucifer the morning star, it confused me and in my search for truth I kept finding more and more things wrong. Then I changed to the KJV.Exactly! Yes it does. And the first time I read the Bible in it's entirety as a young woman, it really did seem like The Lord God speaking to me. The words burned into my heart. It was the NIV. I have other translations which I like too but the NIV was my first in depth experience with his word. To this day I hold it dear. Yet it seems to come under attack by KJV "Onliers" more than any other translation.
NIV readers (oh my) now that's funny!
Christ is in me, I'm born again with his spirit in me. The Christ in me is the Christ of the KJV
No it's not a different one, I believe the originals were inspired and both present the same Christ.So its a different Christ than the Christ of Greek originals?
Because you do not care what was in originals, KJV can change originals, right?
The word of God is not bound by words or languages.So its a different Christ than the Christ of Greek originals?
Because you do not care what was in originals, KJV can change originals, right?
Well we are a kindred spirit, I started with the NIV too. When I saw the NIV called Jesus and Lucifer the morning star, it confused me and in my search for truth I kept finding more and more things wrong. Then I changed to the KJV.
I'm sorry, I meant morning star.The NIV doesn't use "lucifer". Lucifer is a Latin word. One of the things I don't like about the KJV is that they couldn't be bothered to translate that title properly from Hebrew to English. It's an important clue to the identity of the man of sin. Why insert a Latin word into an English translation? A mistake on the part of the translators IMO.
Because now much of the secular world and even many Christians think that the devil's name is actually "Lucifer" when it isn't a name at all but a title.
Jesus is the Bright and Morning Star. Satan/Antichrist is a counterfeit morning star. A shining one. (shining with false light)
In the KJV Jesus is the morning star and Satan is Lucifer.The NIV doesn't use "lucifer". Lucifer is a Latin word. One of the things I don't like about the KJV is that they couldn't be bothered to translate that title properly from Hebrew to English. It's an important clue to the identity of the man of sin. Why insert a Latin word into an English translation? A mistake on the part of the translators IMO.
Because now much of the secular world and even many Christians think that the devil's name is actually "Lucifer" when it isn't a name at all but a title.
Jesus is the Bright and Morning Star. Satan/Antichrist is a counterfeit morning star. A shining one. (shining with false light)
No it's not a different one, I believe the originals were inspired and both present the same Christ.
Don't ask me to prove it because I don't know greek and the originals don't exist.![]()
Well we are a kindred spirit, I started with the NIV too. When I saw the NIV called Jesus and Lucifer the morning star, it confused me and in my search for truth I kept finding more and more things wrong. Then I changed to the KJV.
I'm sorry but it doesn't. I've read it cover to cover under the influence of the unmistakable peace that only The Holy Spirit can bestow. I know you are bearing false witness. Frankly it's quite offensive to my spirit to hear false accusations like this.