KING JAMES VERSION BIBLE VS. MODERN ENGLISH BIBLES
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Welcome to CC Jason. You are certainly welcome to your opinion, and you will find that nobody has any issues with you preferring the KJV. However, casting serious shade on other translations in your first post, without citing any supporting evidence, is a good way to be suspected as a troll. Don't worry, you wouldn't be the first... or the last.
No, really you don't appreciate it. According to you you're way above everyone else.
Certainly you want this to be true, but, you cannot say this in sincerity without mentioning a version. I can say it without mentioning a version, and frankly I never even consider a bible version when doing so.
...and there you go. See?
Sure you do. Certainly you want to talk about a version some more, to ad nauseam, then grant a token to Christ when prompted, yes?
The lol you use so often is quite callow.
The bottom line is you cannot accept the facts shown you. You're unchurched, one of the only few left who believes "the truth" according to you, all others are basically in apostasy because they aren't KJVO (regardless of the fact they are Solus Christus) but you, however, you're one last bastion of truth lol and cannot fellowship with others who are all beneath you. This would by necessity include folks on here.
Certainly you want this to be true, but, you cannot say this in sincerity without mentioning a version. I can say it without mentioning a version, and frankly I never even consider a bible version when doing so.
...and there you go. See?
Sure you do. Certainly you want to talk about a version some more, to ad nauseam, then grant a token to Christ when prompted, yes?
The lol you use so often is quite callow.
The bottom line is you cannot accept the facts shown you. You're unchurched, one of the only few left who believes "the truth" according to you, all others are basically in apostasy because they aren't KJVO (regardless of the fact they are Solus Christus) but you, however, you're one last bastion of truth lol and cannot fellowship with others who are all beneath you. This would by necessity include folks on here.
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I agree I'm not an "overbearing" baptist like my family church I believe that the word of God is half physical half spiritual ,meaning that whatever bible translation one uses if you can learn to be saved by accepting Jesus as Lord and Saviour then I'm ok with it,yet the bible is in my view half of how to learn and understand God's word,I believe one must have the Holy Spirit to have the "whole word of God" in one's life,because the Holy Spirit teaches what is true and what is not.
We just need to be leery of its legitimacy. The longer ending of Mark 16 says those who believe AND are baptized, shall be saved. It makes it sound like Jesus is teaching that water baptism is required to be saved. Then Jesus was also quoted as saying the signs of drinking poison and picking up poisonous snakes will not harm them. Many a snake handler is in the grave from believing this.
Who is the seed? The Christ.
Brothers and sisters, let me take an example from everyday life. Just as no one can set aside or add to a human covenant that has been duly established, so it is in this case. The promises were spoken to Abraham and to his seed. Scripture does not say “and to seeds,” meaning many people, but “and to your seed,” meaning one person, who is Christ.[Galatians 3:15,16]
Brothers and sisters, let me take an example from everyday life. Just as no one can set aside or add to a human covenant that has been duly established, so it is in this case. The promises were spoken to Abraham and to his seed. Scripture does not say “and to seeds,” meaning many people, but “and to your seed,” meaning one person, who is Christ.[Galatians 3:15,16]