I had stopped listening to GES about what they consider the saving message, and have returned to listening to Free Grace preachers who believe in salvation through faith, that the Lord Jesus Christ died for our sins, that He was buried, and that He rose again from the dead the third day, true doctrines in which I believe, (although I am not sure whether they preach, or whether the gospel contains, that belief in this burial or resurrection is necessary, or belief that He rose again the third day.). So, I consider the KJV the most accurate Bible version.
But it may be helpful to see each possible rendering for a word in the Bible without having to repeatedly switch between the Bible and a Concoordance. It may shed light, through careful and faithful interpretation of scripture, on whether the KJV is, in fact, the most accurate translation of the Bible, and may prove it to be so to many without knowledge of the Koine Greek, such as myself.
Is this a good idea or a bad one? And has this ever, or will this ever, be done?
But it may be helpful to see each possible rendering for a word in the Bible without having to repeatedly switch between the Bible and a Concoordance. It may shed light, through careful and faithful interpretation of scripture, on whether the KJV is, in fact, the most accurate translation of the Bible, and may prove it to be so to many without knowledge of the Koine Greek, such as myself.
Is this a good idea or a bad one? And has this ever, or will this ever, be done?
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