I am KJVO...
1. King James Version
2. Strong's Exhaustive Concordance
But... What kind of company am I in these days?
1. King James Version
2. Strong's Exhaustive Concordance
But... What kind of company am I in these days?
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I am KJVO
- Thread starter rockytopva
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According to BB rules there are 5 levels of KJO
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My grandfather was a gunnery sergeant in the Army during WW2. My dad and his brother were in the Navy and my mother was in the Marine Corp. I was born in Camp LeJeune NC. Having enough of military life growing up I didn't join. But I miss my old military family. With that said your link did not work as I am not a Veteran.
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What kind of threat could I be to the church these days? I do not know a soul who still reads the KJV.
KJVO... My view is unique. Any English interpretation is just that... An interpretation. That is where the Strongs concordance comes in handy. Having gotten used to the KJV anything else sounds foreign.
How few bring their bible to church these days.
With all humbleness, how do you know across the world who does and does not bring a Bible to their church?
I don't know except for my church. My entire Sunday school class brings their bible.
If you only want to read the King James that's great. Read it peace and learn and grow and use it for evangelism.
Just don't make the rest of us who read the King James and other versions feel like we are wrong,
Any threat of KJVO is pure paranoia schizophrenia as who is like that these days? As far as interpretation a speaker will read from scripture and the listeners will see what they can gather from his interpretation. Even if all read from the KJV they would bring out different messages out of their studies. This is what made people like John Bunyan great... Their ability to bring out uniqueness out of their studies. John Owen, when asked by King Charles why he, a great and learned scholar, went to hear an uneducated tinkerer like John Bunyan preach had this to say: "I would willingly exchange my learning for the tinkerer's power of touching men's hearts."
I will go to church and the message outline will be presented on a screen. I don’t know what version the text is based on but know it reads differently from mine. I would think it rude to ask the speaker what version he is reading out of so I don't ask. I still have the KJV Open Bible given to me by the Freewill Baptist church decades ago. That church has been long ago closed up and I miss the people. The KJV Open Bible will always be a treasured possession of mine.
sojourner4Christ
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Be aware that Strong was an unbeliever who denied inspiration.
Nonetheless, the front (a listing of all the words of both Testaments) is a solid tool for comparing scripture with scripture. But I avoid the subjective (and sometimes erroneous) definitions in the back.
You do now!
Wrong question. Rather, "What kind of threat could I be to Satan and his kingdom these days?"
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Indeed. But in either case, realize that if it wasn't the KJV issue, then it would be some other cause celebre for those deceived folks.
This is part of the problem of "attending church" - i.e. submitting, on whatever level, to someone else's authority (and any deception that may be attached to it). Yeah, such would be rude if you accepted the invite at the first, only to come back with such a poor witness (e.g. asking what version he is reading). To be safe, plead the blood over his "version" and carry on as his guest.
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If I were to meet a KJVO believer as fanatical as I chances are we would not be in agreement over some point of doctrine.
sojourner4Christ
Member
Well, being extreme and unquestioning about anything is not desirable. But the real bugaboo is the pejorative KJVO label.
Pejorative - a word expressing contempt or disapproval.
There are three spiritual values young people are born with
1. Acceptance
2. Approval
3. Appreciation
To become unique is to shun the acceptance, approval, and appreciation of others. So to be held in contempt over some belief ought not be that bad of a thing. Here is a young associate pastor doing a good job covering the subject...
There are three spiritual values young people are born with
1. Acceptance
2. Approval
3. Appreciation
To become unique is to shun the acceptance, approval, and appreciation of others. So to be held in contempt over some belief ought not be that bad of a thing. Here is a young associate pastor doing a good job covering the subject...
As far as the KJV... Yes... It is my preferred version...
But if any man seem to be contentious, we have no such custom, neither the churches of God. - 1 Corinthians 11:16
If those who read it are contentious and wanting to squabble all day about doctrine, then I would know why people have a problem with it.
But if any man seem to be contentious, we have no such custom, neither the churches of God. - 1 Corinthians 11:16
If those who read it are contentious and wanting to squabble all day about doctrine, then I would know why people have a problem with it.