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The KJV...the "Model T Bible Version

Discussion in 'Bible Versions & Translations' started by robycop3, Mar 14, 2020.

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  1. Logos1560

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    You do not prove your term of accusation to be a good name and to be accurate at all.

    You do not demonstrate that the KJV is being ignorantly attacked with fake scholarship as your question alleges.

    What specific statement did I make concerning the KJV which you claim would be incorrect or fake and that you can prove to be so?

    The KJV is the word of God translated into English in the same sense and in the same way that the pre-1611 English Bibles are the word of God translated into English and in the same sense and in the same way that post-1611 English Bibles such as the NKJV are.

    KJV-only reasoning attempts to suggest that the KJV is the word of God in a different sense or in a different way than a post-1611 English Bible such as the NKJV are.
     
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    Do you actually assume and speak for everyone?

    Perhaps readers can see that some posters may have an axe to grind against any believer who dares to disagree with human, non-scriptural KJV-only reasoning/teaching.
     
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    I assume that KJV-only advocates have good motives and good intentions even though they seem to allege that I supposedly have bad motives and bad intentions for attempting to present the truth.
     
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    You do not prove your opinion and allegation to be true.

    Perhaps your own stated subjective opinion is not a scholarly view that you can back up with sound proof.
     
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    I see by your last paragraph, we almost agree.
     
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    I am sure you had a point but you did not state it. "en" means "in" but also means "among." :)
     
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    First, I'm not KJVO. Nor am I an advocate.

    Now, here is the "issue" I have with you and Roby.......... You especially. ........You are ALL OVER the internet on numerous sites CONSTANTLY posting about the KJVO issue.

    You have been doing this for years. It seems like you are obsessed with the topic.......or......keeping this topic alive helps your book sales......... or your ego. You do realize how egotistical and condescending you come across to others, don't you?

    Either way, people are getting tired of listening to you and Roby constantly beating a dead horse. Do you not realize this? Instead of informing people, you have become annoying. It's like if this topic went away, your lives would be over.

    Have you NOTHING better to do than spend your life copy and pasting constantly on internet forums? Maybe you need some therapy? Seriously.
     
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    The word εν is a preposition and has many different usages\functions in Greek. Some of those usages are locative, agency, temporal, instrumental etc. It depends on the context.

    The same is true of the English word "in." Note these English examples.

    He is in the house.
    He is in love.
    He is in the chair.
    He is in time for lunch.
     
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    You claim that you are not KJV-only, and yet you seem to have nothing better to do than to take time in effect defending KJV-only reasoning/teaching by making unproven allegations that attack any believer who points out sound objections to it.

    You seem to have an issue with someone presenting verifiable facts and the truth.
    Does the truth annoy you?

    You fail to demonstrate that I make any assertions concerning the KJV that are not true so your subjective objections do not hold water.
     
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    I recently rewatched "All the Presidents Men" and heard again the phrase "non denial denial." I said sometimes the best translation of "en" is among. In our context, humans in Greek is plural. If something is in a group, it does not necessarily mean in every member of the group. Hence, "among" the group.
     
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    ^^^^^^That comes pretty close to calling me a liar.

    I defend the KJV, because I find it a ridiculous topic, and an attack on a well loved version of the Bible.

    Now, how about thinking about the rest of what I posted. Namely, your OBSESSION and your apparent EGO. An unhealthy and concerning one at that, imho.


    I've stated my thoughts. No need to further respond to your nonsense. I think the proper way to deal with you is just IGNORE you, because responding to you is like giving drugs to a junkie.
     
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    He's dead.
     
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    You fail to demonstrate that I attack the KJV for what it actually is.

    How do I supposedly attack the KJV by presenting the truth about it?

    I defend the KJV as what it actually is so you demonstrate no sound reasons for your negative objecting to that.

    You do not point out anything specific about the KJV or about the KJV-only theory that I post that you actually prove to be incorrect.
     
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    He doesn't drive a Model A Ford, either. I have an idea that he translated more books of the Scripture than you did.
     
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    Do you consider the stating of the truth concerning the KJV to be nonsense?

    Do you consider presenting scripturally-based objections to unproven KJV-only claims to be nonsense?

    The truth does not become non-truth because some may choose to close their eyes to it or may choose to ignore it or avoid it.
     
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    Don't be silly. I have no subjective view. All of your charges against the KJV are immaterial. It is still a solid translation. It is the work of Tyndale plus a committee of the leading scholars of the English Reformation. You can chose to ride around in a Model A if you like but your charges against Tyndale fall flat. The No-KJV-Ever crowd is just post-modernism applied to theology.
     
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    But that is not what this thread is about. What this thread is about is banning the KJV. The KJV is solid. Tyndale was genius. His work was accurate and good. You must be one of those Catholics who want to repress the Reformation.
     
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    This thread was not at all about supposedly banning the KJV. You jump to a bogus, incorrect opinion.
     
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    Yes, Tyndale's Bible translating was very good.

    I made no charges against Tyndale as you incorrectly alleged.

    According to his own writing, William Tyndale would have objected to some of the changes that the Church of England makers of the KJV made to his work.

    In at least some places, Tyndale's translation was better, clearer, and more accurate than the KJV.
     
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