I have no idea what you are talking about anymore. You change subjects when proven WRONG to claim its another subject altogether when I even use YOUR websites.
The RV (Revised Version) also known as the ERV (English Revised Version) was spear headed by Westcott and Hort and released in 1881. A Unitarian named George Vance Smith was on the committee and he wrote a book called Texts and Margins of the Revised New Testament. In this book, which you can check out for free online shows Vance celebrating how the RV supports Unitarian doctrine. Also, if you were to go to Archive.org and check out the Revised Version (Which only exists in New Testament form), and look at the half title page at the beginning, it says that the RV was the version set forth in 1611AD. So Westcott and Hort were only supposed to do an update of the KJV. But this was a lie. The RV did not even have the Comma in it (1 John 5:7 as it exists in the KJV). This is because the RV was based upon an artificial text created by Westcott and Hort based upon unnaturally smashing together the Vaticanus and Sinaiticus New Testament Greek texts (Which were supposedly older and better when this was not the case).
The Revised Standard Version came later and was based on the ASV (American Standard Version). These facts and they can easily documented by doing either doing a basic internet search or checking it with ChatGPT, Perplexity, etc.
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I'm not going to agree with you. Not going to argue either.
Make whatever ridiculous claim you want and move on.
Please take no offense, but the lack of fact-checking and the unwillingness to admit mistakes are common issues in popular Christianity, particularly within the Modern Bible Movement. This is also a problem I noticed when it comes to the liberal left involving politics here in the United States, too. They don't fact check anything or make decisions based on reality. Their decisions are emotional. Some are even blinded into thinking Socialism (Communism) is good.
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It's not ever going to change history no matter how much you wish.
Actually, in reality, for 400 years in English speaking countries the King James Bible was preached and believed upon.
The Modern Bible Movement started by Westcott and Hort with the Revised Version are the new kids on the block.
The whole movement is based on an artificial text that was never seen before until 1881, and even then it shape shifted.
Westcott and Hort smashed together these two texts when it did not flow naturally to do that.
There are more places where Vaticanus and Sinaiticus disagree than they agree.
Matthew 27:49 (Vaticanus and Sinaiticus)
- Both manuscripts' reading: These manuscripts contain an additional sentence after the piercing of Jesus: "And another took a spear and pierced His side, and there came out water and blood," before Jesus dies.
- This creates a chronological problem, implying Jesus was pierced while still alive. Modern Bibles omit this addition, as it is considered an interpolation not found in most other manuscripts.
Mark 1:2 (Vaticanus and Sinaiticus)
- Both manuscripts' reading: "As it is written in Isaiah the prophet," but the following quote is from both Malachi and Isaiah. Modern Bibles often correct this by saying "As it is written in the prophets" to avoid this attribution error.
- This reading is generally regarded as a mistake, since the first part of the quotation comes from Malachi 3:1, not Isaiah.
Matthew 5:22 (Vaticanus)
- Vaticanus reading: Omits the phrase "without a cause" ("anyone who is angry with his brother without a cause"), making it seem as though any anger is condemned. The phrase "without a cause" is included in most Traditional Text (Byzantine) manuscripts and thus found in many English translations, such as the KJV.
- Modern translations, however, often omit "without a cause" but don't follow Vaticanus verbatim for theological reasons, as it creates difficulty with interpreting righteous anger.
1 Timothy 3:16 (Sinaiticus and Vaticanus)
- Both manuscripts' reading: "Who was manifested in the flesh" instead of "God was manifested in the flesh."
- This reading, which removes the reference to "God," weakens the explicit reference to Christ's divinity. Most modern Bibles prefer "He was manifested in the flesh" or "God was manifested in the flesh," depending on the manuscript tradition they follow, with "God" being in the Traditional Text.
This is one of the biggest grammatically Greek blunders in history. They are start it off saying "Who" without a subject. Westcott and Hort noticed this problem and so they invented the imaginary theory that the apostle Paul was singing a song at this point. It's absolute rubbish, and yet I imagine some just eat it up because they like the idea of shape shifter Bible and not a settled text as God's Word teaches plainly.
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It's also not going to change what people will use. And the NIV is the most popular Bible in the English speaking world. Just like the Portugese is popular in Brazil and Spanish is popular in Spain.
I have come up with 150 Reasons for the King James Bible being the perfect Word of God for today.
Versions like the NIV are massively corrupt beyond all reason. I have a list of 50 big serious changed doctrines in Modern Bibles and this sometimes includes the NIV. This does not include verses that teach the new age, Catholic ideas, a watering-down of the deity of Jesus Christ, the blood atonement, and the substitutionary atonement. So there is a lot you have to bury your head in the sand over.
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The WHOLE WORLD uses UBS v4 and BHS for translations....
Actually, it is the USB5 now. But popularity does not mean one is right.
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only in America do we have idiots who claim that the KJV is the only copy of God's word usable.
Ah, thank you. I will take the verbal persecution. Jesus said, "Blessed are ye, when
men shall revile you, and persecute
you, and shall say all manner of evil against you falsely, for my sake." (Matthew 5:11) (KJV).
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