WHICH Bible "version" Is Authorized By God?

Apocrypha, what does this mean to you? For marginal notes of 1611 were to show that the KJV translators were in full awareness of the other reading aside from the TR, however, they used it what they did knew were the best text that agrees with the majority text. The rule is to keep not any notes as much as possible and they were there only to clarify Heb or Greek for the other reading.

Why do you continually assert negative characteristics to modern translators? Are you even certain that the same individuals were involved? If not, why do you call it "confusion" instead of accepting it as a revision?

Revelation 1:12 And I turned to see the voice that spake with me. And being turned, I saw seven golden candlesticks;

The NIV has Lampstands, the KJV has candlesticks. Which one is telling the truth the NIV or the KJV?

We should note that until the coming of Christ there was only one Tanakh (Hebrew Bible). And since 1611 AD, the primary English translation was the Authorized Version, which was specifically designed to supersede all other English translations (which is exactly what happened).

As to modern versions, if you start with a corrupted root, you end up with corrupted fruit. But some people hoard the rotten apples, and throw away the good ones.

Very interesting, and ironic, is it not?:

NIV: Unlike so many, we do not peddle the word of God for profit. On the contrary, in Christ we speak before God with sincerity, as those sent from God.

My understanding is that this version is the most popular in denominations today. Plus,
Rupert Murdoch is the owner of Zondervan Publishing who prints the NIV. He then receives
$1 from every sale, And he also owns a pornography Publishing establishment.

Should not these denominations be fighting this, instead of supporting it?

Just wondering...

You don't have to make excuses to me for the KJV. I'm not complaining about it.

I was highlighting these changes to John due to the smears he and some others make repeatedly about all the modern translations.
"corrupt Bibles" Blah Blah Blah.

We are not entitled to any revisions or language updates.
My point is simply that the same standards must be met in the version they claim is perfect.
Or they are hypocrites.
And it fails to meet those standards.

The very idea that there is one special God authorized translation of the Bible is a distraction. The more time we spend arguing about the specific translation or word choice is wasted time that could be used to inspire non-believers toward God. When those who do not know God see Christians so animated on something that is such a non-issue as this just confirms what many think about us. Here is the plain and simple truth. EVERY translation is just that - a translation. EVERY mainstream group that translates the Bible try to do so with integrity and honesty. If you pick up ANY translation of the Bible you will be able to understand the message of salvation and God's plan for His people. You do notice I used the term 'mainstream' as there are fringe groups who create translations that remove whole sections of scripture. Folks that do that are apostates and those versions are flawed but for the mainstream versions - NIV, RSV, The Message, KJV, whatever - the message is consistent and each can be legitimately used to understand God and the way to salvation. Please spend your energy on something that is actually beneficial to the kingdom.

I disagree, the new bible versions are supported by the (Alexandrian Text Type) in the (Novum Testamentum Graece) created by (Adulters) Kurt Aland, Barbara Ehlers, and Homosexual Union Supporter and Roman Catholic Jesuit Cardinal (Carlo Maria Martini)

I'll stick with the KJV, and the 60 scholarly Christian men that translated it, take a look at their confession of faith, and qualifications uncompared in the link below.

KJV Director: Lancelot Andrewes

King James Bible Translators

Umm, texts are the same, only printing errors were corrected, a font change, and standardization of spelling, hence no revisions.

They are still men, Who had to make interpretational decisions based on what they had, And what they could use And also. As with any "man" had doctrinal biases.

1. The KJV translators all signed confessions of faith in Jesus Christ

2. The KJV translators werent Adulterers, and homosexual union supporters

3. The KJV translators didnt use the corrupt 1% minority (Alexandrian Text) from the philosophical schools in Egypt, that were never historically used or received by the Church

4. The 54-60 KJV Translators were christian scholars, with incomparable skills in the original languages

This is the KJV 1611
Hardly anyone reads this version today. Least of all the indoctrinated Onlyists.

The KJV is not inspired by God. It is an interpretation. Period.

To hold it above others is to worship the book. not the word

Yes I hold confessing Christian men in the KJV translators, above Adulterers and homosexual union supporters that created the (Novum Testamentum Graece) that supports all modern translations

Your claim of worshipping the KJV translation is unfounded, a distraction from the presented truth.

God didnt use Adulterers and Homosexual Union Supporters to preserve his word, it's that simple

It does not matter

The KJV is Still not perfect.

And yes, You are worshiping a bible. Deny it all you want. You saying one is perfect while the others are flawed. When your iown version, by the english language itself Is flawed in places.

Is what matters is not using the corrupt texts from the philosophical schools in (Alexandrian Egypt), where they changed Gods words

The new translations are supported by these corrupt Alexandrian texts, and people dont have clue

3. The KJV translators didnt use the corrupt 1% minority (Alexandrian Text)

the 1769 revision is settled english

This is the KJV 1611
Hardly anyone reads this version today. Least of all the indoctrinated Onlyists.

The KJV proves consistent and trustworthy, every time.

That is a fair statement

What I dislike intensely is the the new "dynamic interpretation" method interpreting what the translator was the thought in the original writer's mind instead of the KJV method of word for word.

This makes the new translations paraphrases rather than translations and I thoroughly disagree with some of what they think the writer meant.

I have found the Living bible to be an excellent [if sometimes crass] paraphrase.