WHICH Bible "version" Is Authorized By God?
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"SophieT, post: 4523838, member: 303760"]You give 0 credit to the Holy Spirit who works all over the world, with and without the King Jimmy
YOU cannot impart eternal salvation to anyone and neither can any particular version of any Bible anywhere at any time in any place.
You have 0 control over who is saved and not saved for that matter.
You give no credit to the actual impartation of salvation through our Lord Jesus Christ, but make all kinds of superfluous claims on a 1611 translation of the Bible.
Jesus is not given any credit in the JK only posts. ONLY a dead man and his dead 'translators' are spoken of in awe and what amounts to almost worshipful reverence.
For that matter, you have a problem even believing the Holy Spirit is still active in this world.
What a bad and sorry joke for any Christian to 'boast' about.
Paul boasted of his Savior. What a wonderful difference! And you can read about that in any translation...
So truth, can you show me where you gave the Holy Spirit any credit? I would like to see it.
Not holding my breath...
Do you know of another way to be saved? Are only KJ Bible readers saved?
"SophieT, post: 4523838, member: 303760"]You give 0 credit to the Holy Spirit who works all over the world, with and without the King Jimmy
YOU cannot impart eternal salvation to anyone and neither can any particular version of any Bible anywhere at any time in any place.
You have 0 control over who is saved and not saved for that matter.
You give no credit to the actual impartation of salvation through our Lord Jesus Christ, but make all kinds of superfluous claims on a 1611 translation of the Bible.
Jesus is not given any credit in the JK only posts. ONLY a dead man and his dead 'translators' are spoken of in awe and what amounts to almost worshipful reverence.
For that matter, you have a problem even believing the Holy Spirit is still active in this world.
What a bad and sorry joke for any Christian to 'boast' about.
Paul boasted of his Savior. What a wonderful difference! And you can read about that in any translation...
So truth, can you show me where you gave the Holy Spirit any credit? I would like to see it.
Not holding my breath...
Do you know of another way to be saved? Are only KJ Bible readers saved?
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I should add, speaking of Greek, there are more tenses in Greek than in English
Whatcha gonna do about that? Ignore it?
In the indicative mood there are seven tenses: present, imperfect, future, aorist (the equivalent of past simple), perfect, pluperfect, and future perfect. (The last two, especially the future perfect, are rarely used).
Ancient Greek Verbs
Ancient Greek verbs have four moods (indicative, imperative, subjunctive and optative), three voices (active, middle and passive), as well as three persons (first, second and third) and three numbers (singular, dual and plural).
Whatcha gonna do about that? Ignore it?
In the indicative mood there are seven tenses: present, imperfect, future, aorist (the equivalent of past simple), perfect, pluperfect, and future perfect. (The last two, especially the future perfect, are rarely used).
Ancient Greek Verbs
Ancient Greek verbs have four moods (indicative, imperative, subjunctive and optative), three voices (active, middle and passive), as well as three persons (first, second and third) and three numbers (singular, dual and plural).
- In the indicative mood there are seven tenses: present, imperfect, future, aorist (the equivalent of past simple), perfect, pluperfect, and future perfect. (The last two, especially the future perfect, are rarely used).
- In the subjunctive and imperative mood, however, there are only three tenses (present, aorist, and perfect).
- The optative mood, infinitives and participles are found in four tenses (present, aorist, perfect, and future) and all three voices.
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KJV
there are only two lines of texts that all versions are using.
One was rejected by the reformers all through History and the other is what the KJV is translated from.
Modern translations are mostly using the condemned rejected texts and giving the readers elusive, sneaky lies that these texts want to promote.
there are only two lines of texts that all versions are using.
One was rejected by the reformers all through History and the other is what the KJV is translated from.
Modern translations are mostly using the condemned rejected texts and giving the readers elusive, sneaky lies that these texts want to promote.
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What of those who cannot handle the truth? Are they not in bondage to the lies?
Westcott & Hort created a major lie in the 19th century. That two SERIOUSLY CORRUPTED Greek manuscripts were superior to over 5,000 sound manuscripts and documents.
In a court of law they would have been laughed out of court for claiming that 2 lying witnesses are more reliable that 100 truthful witnesses. They prevailed because this was in the realm of spiritual warfare.
Westcott & Hort created a major lie in the 19th century. That two SERIOUSLY CORRUPTED Greek manuscripts were superior to over 5,000 sound manuscripts and documents.
In a court of law they would have been laughed out of court for claiming that 2 lying witnesses are more reliable that 100 truthful witnesses. They prevailed because this was in the realm of spiritual warfare.
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No matter WHAT TRANSLATION of The Holy Bible you or anyone has...simply read it and in your head or thoughts ask God questions about what you’re reading and He will open any and all scriptures to the one who’s heart sincerely and diligently seeks and ponders.....SELAH! 
Understanding scripture is NOT head knowledge it’s HEART knowledge!
Understanding scripture is NOT head knowledge it’s HEART knowledge!
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To say all translation and all bibles version are of equal value, and doctrinally they all say the same thing is not logical and blind.
Some changes affect the doctrines very little but some can change the meaning completely.
Matt 1:25 "her firstborn" is omitted. That Jesus was her firstborn indicates that Mary and Joseph had sexual relations after the birth of Jesus and that others were born of her. The omission here seeks to add credence to the false doctrine of the Roman Catholic Church concerning the perpetual virginity of Mary. The Bible is clear that Jesus had brothers and sisters.
It may be of no value to some but if there are hundreds/ thousands of changes it could really mess up your understanding of God.
I understand that there are many texts that are used today but if you go back in history, the two lines i was referring to is the, Catholic and Jesuit texts, which is what the reformers did not want to use. The other was the received text, and majority texts which the KJV is written from.
Some changes affect the doctrines very little but some can change the meaning completely.
Matt 1:25 "her firstborn" is omitted. That Jesus was her firstborn indicates that Mary and Joseph had sexual relations after the birth of Jesus and that others were born of her. The omission here seeks to add credence to the false doctrine of the Roman Catholic Church concerning the perpetual virginity of Mary. The Bible is clear that Jesus had brothers and sisters.
It may be of no value to some but if there are hundreds/ thousands of changes it could really mess up your understanding of God.
I understand that there are many texts that are used today but if you go back in history, the two lines i was referring to is the, Catholic and Jesuit texts, which is what the reformers did not want to use. The other was the received text, and majority texts which the KJV is written from.
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