What translation has the exact words of God preserved for English speakers?

Is the TLB giving the same sense as of the KJV? What do think?

Are those are of the same page with KJV? Thanks

It's in the realm of logic, not mathematics. "Chuckle" is a good choice of words, because you have employed a fallacy of conflation, making your syllogism invalid. As I have stated several times in this thread, the inspiration is of the original writings, and the word of God is inspired. However, the KJV is a translation of the word of God, not "the word of God" without caveat.

The problem is that you and other KJV-onlyists hold the KJV to be the word of God to the exclusion of all others. That is patently indefensible, so you recycle component arguments such as the syllogism here. The syllogism can be written exactly the same way for any of the other translations I cited. You don't know about them, so you reject the equality of other translations without any hesitation. I just wish you and the others had the integrity to own the full implications of your position.

1. I have consistently maintained that the King James Bible (a.k.a. the Authorized Version of 1611) is THE ONLY translation in English which is a faithful, reliable, and trustworthy English translation for general use to this day. It had established itself as the leading English translation for over 400 years (which speaks for itself). The Geneva Bible is parallel to it, but because it promotes Reformed Theology, it has been set aside.

2. Even though a large number of the KJV translators were Puritans and Anglicans, they did not allow their Reformed Theology to distort their translation. And since there were about 50 translators involved (all outstanding scholars who were devout Christians) there were already checks and balances in place. (They did add words in italics to help the reader, but they also made it clear through that that those words were not in the Hebrew and Greek).

3. The objection to the archaic language of the KJV is no longer valid, since the King James 2000 Bible has already addressed that issue. There are also a couple of other updated forms of the KJV (but the NKJV is untrustworthy).

4. Only the original writings of the prophets, evangelists, and apostles can be regarded as "inspired", since the writer was under the total control of the Holy Spirit, and the words recorded are indeed the words of the Spirit or the words of God. This is clear from several passages in Scripture. Inspiration (Greek theopneustos) means "God-breathed" and refers to the original autographs (manuscripts).

5. The King James translators used the traditional (or received) Hebrew and Greek texts of the Bible in printed form, but had access to all existing translations and versions, as well as a limited number of manuscripts. Their primary goal was to make out of many good translations one to which no one could take exception. And for over 300 years conservative theologians, commentators, pastors, evangelists and ordinary Christians treated the King James Bible as the very Word of God. And textual scholars in the 19th century confirmed that the Hebrew and Greek were supported by the majority of manuscripts. IOW the King James Bible represented the true texts.

6. It is only since the late 19th century that rationalistic textual scholars began promoting a handful of corrupt Greek manuscripts (primarily TWO), and as a result all modern English translations since 1881 have been corrupted, and are therefore TOTALLY UNRELIABLE. Therefore there are absolutely no trustworthy modern translations (in spite of all the bogus claims made for this).

7. None of the above is mere opinion, but is based on the facts of the case. Anyone who honestly and objectively wishes to check this out may do so and discover the truth about modern translations. The sad fact is that the majority of prominent and well-know Christian personalities today have swallowed the Great Bible Version Hoax hook, line, and sinker. And even after you draw their attention to the issue, they refuse to give up their false bibles. A good examples of false bibles is the absence of Acts 8:37 -- a key verse which cannot be removed from the passage without making it sound nonsensical.

Here are the various versions. I'll respond to the rest of your post later.

NASB All Scripture is inspired by God and profitable for teaching, for reproof, for correction, for training in righteousness;

NIV All Scripture is God-breathed and is useful for teaching, rebuking, correcting and training in righteousness,

CSB All Scripture is inspired by God and is profitable for teaching, for rebuking, for correcting, for training in righteousness,

RSV All scripture is inspired by God and profitable for teaching, for reproof, for correction, and for training in righteousness,

WYC For all scripture inspired of God is profitable to teach, to reprove, to chastise, [for] to learn in rightwiseness,

Oh, Lenna, please, please - stop! stop! LOL! You made me laugh so hard I could not stop and about lost my breath! Best hilarious post I have seen for awhile!

Don't talk about the integrity, we are just proving something, the mere fact you don't own any copy of the Bible today (at present) as given to us by inspiration of God is futile and built on a sinking sand.

I further noticed that we are in Bible Discussion Forum and not some kind of Logic Discussion Forum.

Don't talk about the integrity, we are just proving something, the mere fact you don't own any copy of the Bible today (at present) as given to us by inspiration of God is futile and built on a sinking sand. I further noticed that we are in Bible Discussion Forum and not some kind of Logic Discussion Forum.

Further, you just quoted and you haven't discussed. If you'll discussed those above from different translation then we can start over but I know you won't because you do not believe them either as given by inspiration or is inspired and even God-breathed useful and profitable... as their wording says it. If anything we can't agree then we move on.

One more time...

Inspiration without preservation is useless.

One more time...

Inspiration without preservation is useless.

Actually, I completely agree with you on that one! (but probably not how you mean it! )

If God inspired His words, commanded man to live by every word, but did not preserve every word perfectly, then how can God hold man accountable?

Lol, the Septuagint is a waste of time. There was no such a thing in Jesus’ day? The Septuagint contradicts itself every other verse.

My claim is KJV is an English scripture because KJV says, All scripture is given by inspiration of God 2 Tim. 3:16. Here’s a simple math to chuckle on.

If A=B

and B= C

then A = C

Application:

If the KJV (A) =( B ) Scripture

And Scripture (B) = (C) is given by inspiration of God.

Then KJV (A) = (C) is given by inspiration of God.

I amhere to defend KJV and I don’t know with the others, it is you who said that ‘no translation’ isn’t inspired. So, everything I allude is absolutely nothing. What else I gonna say, I cannot even answer your given data since it is incomplete, needs to be check first if they are same thing as KJV says and that is one reason we need comparison in which thing you also abhor. This are only but a tricky game you want to employ. Did the NIV and others on your data really says of itself “is given by inspiration of God”? My suggestion you need to check that first in the Bible hub and show to me first if they are ‘given by inspiration of God’. Then will discuss further. Thanks.

This is where you totally lose all your credibility. In fact, Jesus and his disciples used the Septuagint 80% of the time, and Hebrew only 20% when they quoted the Old Testament.

They know this because the Masoretic Hebrew Bible IS different than the LXX. As for the Masoretic Hebrew, it dates to the 8th to 10th century AD. No extant copies of the LXX exist, except the ones found at Qumran in 1949.

Please do some research, before you tell blatant lies. You probably learned it at some KJV Only conference, and never looked to see if it was true, which it is NOT!

Here is my answer:

If A=B

and B= C

then A = C

Application:

If the NIV (A) =( B ) Scripture

And Scripture (B) = (C) is given by inspiration of God.

Then NIV (A) = (C) is given by inspiration of God.

If A=B

and B= C

then A = C

Application:

If the ESV (A) =( B ) Scripture

And Scripture (B) = (C) is given by inspiration of God.

Then ESV (A) = (C) is given by inspiration of God.


If A=B

and B= C

then A = C

Application:

If the NASB (A) =( B ) Scripture

And Scripture (B) = (C) is given by inspiration of God.

Then NASB (A) = (C) is given by inspiration of God.


If A=B

and B= C

then A = C

Application:

If the NET (A) =( B ) Scripture

And Scripture (B) = (C) is given by inspiration of God.

Then NET (A) = (C) is given by inspiration of God.

I could do this with every English version that exists. Do me a favour and read some James White. He will explain your crazy circular logic in a simple way, so maybe you will finally understand that the KJV has errors, is not perfect, and has many additions. But read it, by all means. If you like the KJV and read it, that is great. Just don't try and convince us that you have the only perfect, inspired version, because the KJV is simply a translation, which men translated to the best of their abilities, at the turn of the 16th century, using the limited, corrupted Greek manuscripts that were available then. Hence, lots of errors...

And you’re education comes from a professor. I bet your professor do not believe they have a Bible they can trust, only their education and ability to correct it. Could you ask your professors to correct all the mistakes and give us a Bible we can trust? Thanks.🤦‍♂️

Here is my answer:

If A=B

and B= C

then A = C

Application:

If the NIV (A) =( B ) Scripture

And Scripture (B) = (C) is given by inspiration of God.

Then NIV (A) = (C) is given by inspiration of God.

If A=B

and B= C

then A = C

Application:

If the ESV (A) =( B ) Scripture

And Scripture (B) = (C) is given by inspiration of God.

Then ESV (A) = (C) is given by inspiration of God.


If A=B

and B= C

then A = C

Application:

If the NASB (A) =( B ) Scripture

And Scripture (B) = (C) is given by inspiration of God.

Then NASB (A) = (C) is given by inspiration of God.


If A=B

and B= C

then A = C

Application:

If the NET (A) =( B ) Scripture

And Scripture (B) = (C) is given by inspiration of God.

Then NET (A) = (C) is given by inspiration of God.

I could do this with every English version that exists. Do me a favour and read some James White. He will explain your crazy circular logic in a simple way, so maybe you will finally understand that the KJV has errors, is not perfect, and has many additions. But read it, by all means. If you like the KJV and read it, that is great. Just don't try and convince us that you have the only perfect, inspired version, because the KJV is simply a translation, which men translated to the best of their abilities, at the turn of the 16th century, using the limited, corrupted Greek manuscripts that were available then. Hence, lots of errors...