continuing on...
You actually condemn every other translation! Even though the words are different, they contain the same message as your King James translation.
You actually condemn every other translation! Even though the words are different, they contain the same message as your King James translation.
Therefore, they do not teach the same message exactly.
You can check out my Changed Doctrines in Modern Bibles list starting in my post #1,777.
Here is a list of Catholic ideas in the NIV (Which also appear in other respected Modern Bibles).
Catholic Ideas in the NIV - ChristianChat.
You said:
But you are too blind to see that.
I have provided good evidence for my position, and you have not done so for your position.
You are only giving us the traditions or teachings of men (i.e., the scholars).
You have not answered all my critical questions, either.
This shows the weakness of your position.
I have the Bible, history, textual superiority, pure doctrine, etc., to support my position.
You said:
You "nit pick"; "You strain out a gnat yet swallow a camel!" (Matthew 23:24)
Here is what I had written a while back:
At times, certain believers in Textual Criticism relentlessly criticize the
King James Bible by highlighting perceived minor flaws (i.e., straining at gnats).
Contrarily, they overlook significant doctrinal issues present in Modern Bibles. For
instance, they may highlight a supposed minor discrepancy in the KJB, like the rendering
of "Pascha" as "Easter" in Acts 12:4, which doesn't impact any significant doctrine. Yet, they
readily accept false doctrines from Modern Bibles, such as the wrong belief that Christ
gave up His divine privileges (Philippians 2:7 NLT), the assertion that Jesus had faith
(Hebrews 12:2 NRSV), the belief that 1 John 5:7 should not be used to defend the
Trinity, and the omission of essential words in Romans 8:1, which says, "who walk not after
the flesh, but after the Spirit," when declaring no condemnation for those in Christ Jesus.
In doing so, they swallow a doctrinal "camel" while straining at gnats (See Matthew
23:24) (Side Note: I say this all in love and with no intention to wound any believer but to
lead them to the truth on this matter).
Why is it impossible for you to recognize the value of other Bibles???
This means that the KJV is my core foundational text and that it is God's perfect and inerrant words.
However, that does not mean I will not use Modern Bibles to help flesh out the archaic wording in the KJV at times. I am not looking to correct the KJV or change its wording. The text is settled with the KJV Pure Cambridge Edition (circa 1900). In fact, it may surprise you, but I believe Christians must use modern Bibles and dictionaries to help understand the KJV. But they should be extra wildly crazy and careful not to replace the wording of what the KJV says.
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