I use the KJV on my phone… but what would be the issue if I didn’t use it at all?no king james at all?
I use the KJV on my phone… but what would be the issue if I didn’t use it at all?no king james at all?
people just have no idea about how we have gotten the bible. james white has good videos on this and has written a whole book called the king james only controversy. i recommend it to all KJVonlyists.I have seen a KJ onlyist admit there are errors in the KJ Bible while claiming it is superior to all others. Which really seems self-contradictory! I got into a discussion with another KJ onlyist (who is no longer here) about how a sentence at the beginning of a chapter of Daniel (can't remember which one) was put together and what it meant. He was insisting that the way other versions were worded, other versions were saying that the unsaved would be raised to life everlasting, which was completely wrong. He repeatedly kept pointing to that one sentence, so I went to the chapter to get the context, and saw that he was completely misreading the other versions, for it was plain they were not saying what he claimed they were. What's more, it became apparent to me after going over this with him for a while, that had the tables been turned and the KJV worded the way the others were, and the others worded the way the KJ was, he would be making the very same argument to defend the authority and superiority of the KJV over the others!!! I had found him to be quite reasonable and even gracious on many topics before that, and was able to mostly keep his "cool" when under fire, but realized he was blinded on this issue to be so adamant in his view when he was so clearly wrong. He was banned sometime after that. He must have lost his cool. Oh, I was sorry to see that.
you dont want to know. some people in the kjvonly movement claim you cannot be saved without hearing kjv bible verse preached to you. steven anderson has said this for example. i remember james white talking with him about this.I use the KJV on my phone… but what would be the issue if I didn’t use it at all?
people just have no idea about how we have gotten the bible. james white has good videos on this and has written a whole book called the king james only controversy. i recommend it to all KJVonlyists.
its just hard to get people to stop thinking like 21st century men when they are 21st century men. for most of church history people did not have bibles at all, many could not read and if those who could read were to get a piece of a copy of st.matthew's gospel they would cherish it instead of looking at it and saying its from the devil cause its the evil alexandrian egypt boogieman text family.
The Bible has been translated into numerous languages to make its message accessible worldwide. As of 2024, the translation status is as follows:
• Complete Bible: Translated into 756 languages.
• New Testament only: Available in an additional 1,726 languages.
• Portions or individual books: Translated into 1,274 other languages.
In total, at least some portions of the Bible have been translated into 3,756 languages.
Is that what I said? No. Is that what I implied? No. Is that what your stubborn KJV-only mind wants to believe I said? Obviously. Get some integrity.
That’s a great idea! Isn’t that kinda what happened at Pentecost?You implication was, since the language of the KJV is outdated, it should be updated to modern English to make it more understandable.
Really? They modernized the launguage's at pentecost? The haters of the KJV are reaching now. Just say its to hard for you to read and move on.That’s a great idea! Isn’t that kinda what happened at Pentecost?
Really? They modernized the launguage's at pentecost? The haters of the KJV are reaching now. Just say its to hard for you to read and move on.
I think you may be misunderstanding my point. God will indeed use any means necessary to convey His truths- even a donkey or a burning bush.Really? They modernized the launguage's at pentecost? The haters of the KJV are reaching now. Just say its to hard for you to read and move on.
Im not a KJO but those who rail against it I will never understand. The Wyclift bible was used as one of the sources. One guy was concerned that Calvinsts were used to translate it. Did Calvin use different sources than the other reformers? Thats if the Church Of England was Calvinistic which is a debate for another time. Oh and there has been corrections to the KJV since 1611. Without the Wescott and Hort abominations.I think you may be misunderstanding my point. God will indeed use any means necessary to convey His truths- even a donkey or a burning bush.
I had a coworker whose parents gave him an NIV Bible many years ago. After reading from his Bible and praying, he said he experienced God’s forgiveness and saving Grace. When he shared that news with a KJO preacher, he was told that he could not be saved because the NIV Bible was corrupt, and my friend was still lost and headed to hell.
“Haters of the KJV”? I see you’ve been drinking the Kool-aid. If you can’t understand the vast difference between a translation and the ridiculous arguments made about that translation, and instead conflate refutation of the latter with hatred for the former, you have nothing to contribute here but division.Really? They modernized the launguage's at pentecost? The haters of the KJV are reaching now. Just say its to hard for you to read and move on.
I have rarely come across anyone “railing” against the KJV specifically. I certainly have seen many cases of railing against newer translations.Im not a KJO but those who rail against it I will never understand. The Wyclift bible was used as one of the sources. One guy was concerned that Calvinsts were used to translate it. Did Calvin use different sources than the other reformers? Thats if the Church Of England was Calvinistic which is a debate for another time. Oh and there has been corrections to the KJV since 1611. Without the Wescott and Hort abominations.
I implied nothing of the sort. I would not support the idea since the KJV was translated from very limited and incomplete sources under biased direction from King James himself.You implication was, since the language of the KJV is outdated, it should be updated to modern English to make it more understandable.
That’s a great idea! Isn’t that kinda what happened at Pentecost?
I implied nothing of the sort. I would not support the idea since the KJV was translated from very limited and incomplete sources under biased direction from King James himself.
Most of the verses I’ve memorized are in Old English. I love it as a whole. However, if one wishes to do serious study, there are many words that need deciphered into more understandable terms.Im not a KJO but those who rail against it I will never understand. The Wyclift bible was used as one of the sources. One guy was concerned that Calvinsts were used to translate it. Did Calvin use different sources than the other reformers? Thats if the Church Of England was Calvinistic which is a debate for another time. Oh and there has been corrections to the KJV since 1611. Without the Wescott and Hort abominations.