KING JAMES VERSION BIBLE VS. MODERN ENGLISH BIBLES
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Things done or mentioned in the bible that only God could have known or could made happen.
General recognition in common church. Mirrored in various independent creeds.
The same happened with the NT canon.
Well, all of it.
That 7 means completness everytime in the Bible.
That "end of the world" means "complete world".
That its 7times and not 10times in the KJV.
The phrase “Holy Spirit” denotes a name, as I stated previously. A name refers to a person.
That name is used but one time in the Authorized.
The phrase “holy spirit” referred to
David’s own spirit.
The term “ spirit” refers to that which is born of the Spirit.
”Spirit” refers to the singular Spirit of God.
The phrase “holy Spirit” is descriptive of the Spirit of God.
Why is the phrase “Holy Spirit” used once?
To avoid any confusion as to function and as to whom the Holy Ghost is.
Do you know why the name Holy Ghost is used?
I bleieve the cannon is 66 books because that's what God wanted it to be. Yes he may have inspired the church to arrive at that number but the number I believe came from God
Your personal belief is not a standard for the common church...
And if you believe that 7 means completness, it should be 77, not 66. Be consistent.
... which are in all Bibles, not just the KJV. The problem is not that you have a standard. The problem is that you toss your standard aside when it's not convenient for you to apply it.
Aside from word and phrase counts, every assertion you make for the KJV being inspired can be applied to other translations. I consider such counts irrelevant because it hasn't been proven that they exist in the original languages.
They will also use longevity as proof. The Quran has been around much longer. I guess that’s proof God’s approval is upon it, too?
We get these ideas from reading the bible. I don't think that every time the number 7 is used in the bible it's always about completion but the general sense is that the number 7 in the bible represents completeness.
This is the point I'm trying to make, I'm not saying one way or another about what the end of the world was.