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Because consensus is what determines truth. If that was the determiner then the plastic hair guy that comes on the tv with the 10,000 attendees that says stuff like, best life now, and send him a pile of money and Jesus will deposit that much into your account and it will draw heaven interest and you can buy a Audi R8 next year, and I follow Jesus that's why I drive a Rolls Royce would be the guy espousing truth. Not the guy saying take up your cross daily.
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I found big manga style comic book called 'the action bible' in my school library. I dont know what translation it is, the Bible society donated it.
Does anyone read a Bible that comes with pictures as well?
Some of the KJV copies I have have got picture inserts. Sometimes photographs, sometimes illustrations.
I understand some very old illuminated manuscripts are simply beautiful. The scribes spent a lot of time on them.
The Hebrew language in itself is very pictorial, the letters themselves are precious. I think what we lose by mass produced translation is the sense of the written scriptures beauty. But in the old days when it was all hand written on huge scrolls and scribed it would have been like calligraphy.
Im glad we have translations though so that everyone in any tongue can read the Bible.
Does anyone read a Bible that comes with pictures as well?
Some of the KJV copies I have have got picture inserts. Sometimes photographs, sometimes illustrations.
I understand some very old illuminated manuscripts are simply beautiful. The scribes spent a lot of time on them.
The Hebrew language in itself is very pictorial, the letters themselves are precious. I think what we lose by mass produced translation is the sense of the written scriptures beauty. But in the old days when it was all hand written on huge scrolls and scribed it would have been like calligraphy.
Im glad we have translations though so that everyone in any tongue can read the Bible.
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Your first mistake.
Ask yourself a question;....why have most of the new translations occurred since 1960?
Correlate that question with the fact that the 1960's brought about a whole new, new age religion interpretation of scriptures (baptism not necessary, OSAS, super grace,etc) and if one compares the changes with each successive edition a pattern emerges. Study that pattern carefully. I fear that..."great deceptions"..... are apparent.
For your edification.
I do acknowledge that it is unique...Almost like reading Shakespeare.
I also enjoy stumbling upon the outdated word that requires me to dig deep to learn its archaic definition.
I would say the KJV is a mid level step for me before diving into the, what the heck are they saying versions...Aramaic, Greek, Etc....
I also enjoy stumbling upon the outdated word that requires me to dig deep to learn its archaic definition.
I would say the KJV is a mid level step for me before diving into the, what the heck are they saying versions...Aramaic, Greek, Etc....
I started with Kid's Quest where I'm pretty sure I just read the comics in it. I actually recently purchased one at goodwill and remembered reading some of those very same comics (which was pretty cool)
I read NKJV in high school (because that's what we were given) and then switched to the TNIV when I went to purchase my own just because I liked the binding itself...
I read that until it fell apart in my early 20s and then my sister gave me a NASB which I like quite a bit.
Lately I've been reading KJV because it seems to open up the OT more somehow and I felt a particular leading to do so.
I keep the NASB in my car and the KJV inside and it's kind of nice to not have to go get it.
I would REALLY like a block text though with no annotations of any sort. It has recently become rather distracting. A list of them for reference would be nice but these little "a"s and random 1s italics etc...just seem to get in the way of plain reading and my constitution is not such that I can simply ignore them.
As a friendly PSA though...try reading with a magnifying glass and tell me what you think. It's pretty fun
I read NKJV in high school (because that's what we were given) and then switched to the TNIV when I went to purchase my own just because I liked the binding itself...
I read that until it fell apart in my early 20s and then my sister gave me a NASB which I like quite a bit.
Lately I've been reading KJV because it seems to open up the OT more somehow and I felt a particular leading to do so.
I keep the NASB in my car and the KJV inside and it's kind of nice to not have to go get it.
I would REALLY like a block text though with no annotations of any sort. It has recently become rather distracting. A list of them for reference would be nice but these little "a"s and random 1s italics etc...just seem to get in the way of plain reading and my constitution is not such that I can simply ignore them.
As a friendly PSA though...try reading with a magnifying glass and tell me what you think. It's pretty fun
Most modern Bible translations, even koine greek, have catholic influence because they teach works salvation. There are so many other verses that were translated with the intent to alter doctrine.
John 3:36 KJV
36 He that believeth on the Son hath everlasting life: and he that believeth not the Son shall not see life; but the wrath of God abideth on him.
Revised Standard Version Catholic Edition (RSVCE)/koine greek/NlT/ESV/ASV/GNT/GNV/NASB etc
36 He who believes in the Son has eternal life; he who does not obey the Son shall not see life, but the wrath of God rests upon him.
John 3:36 KJV
36 He that believeth on the Son hath everlasting life: and he that believeth not the Son shall not see life; but the wrath of God abideth on him.
Revised Standard Version Catholic Edition (RSVCE)/koine greek/NlT/ESV/ASV/GNT/GNV/NASB etc
36 He who believes in the Son has eternal life; he who does not obey the Son shall not see life, but the wrath of God rests upon him.
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