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    Textus Receptus vs. the Majority Text?

    I believe you are certainly correct there.
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    A Beginner's Case for the Byzantine Text with Maurice Robinson

    A Beginner's Case for the Byzantine Text with Maurice Robinson. In here Dr. Robinson answers question after question about Textual Criticism of the New Testament. A rare delight!
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    Matt 17:21 - Is it original?

    Thats a whole lot of manuscripts that have the words. A whole bunch of independent manuscripts that go way back with the words. Only 10 Greek manuscripts omit? 01 and 03 agree many times in an ancient omission. That the omission is ancient is obvious (all variants are), it's attestation is...
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    Men in our Church meet to discuss anything concerning the Scripture,

    Because it was written in Early Modern English and can be understood by those studying it. It may take some effort , but is worth it. No Bibles are Perfect, but there are some good ones.
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    Men in our Church meet to discuss anything concerning the Scripture,

    Just as we were saying, robycop3 opposes kjvonlyism, not the KJV it's self.
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    Men in our Church meet to discuss anything concerning the Scripture,

    I do not believe there are any anti KJV people here. There are anti-only people here. People who are opposed to only ism. Nothing wrong with using the KJV only. That is different than KJVONLY.
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    Textus Receptus vs. the Majority Text?

    They are related and virtual the same. The Textus Receptus was made from Byzantine Manuscripts. The Majority Text is the Text that is in the majority of all manuscripts. Exception is in the Book of Revelation and the passage about the Woman in John 8 where there is no clear majority. Here is a...
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    To those Affirming KJVO, was there the word of God before the 1611 Kjv then?

    Or, they simply translated the Text that was before them. They may have not had the leeway or freedom to choose a variant from the apparatus. They are expert Translators. Some of the very best I am sure. But they probably are not textual experts. That is just an opinion of mine. Nothing against...
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    To those Affirming KJVO, was there the word of God before the 1611 Kjv then?

    According to the video, you could probably call them and get permission. Or rather go to their website. Information In the video.
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    To those Affirming KJVO, was there the word of God before the 1611 Kjv then?

    Because of 1776 and your an American you can copy it without restrictions whatsoever. But if you lived in Great Britain you would, or supposed to ask permission. See the short video in post number 46 on this thread.
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    To those Affirming KJVO, was there the word of God before the 1611 Kjv then?

    You are mistaken about Westcott/Hort verses the Majority Greek Text. The Majority Text is allied with the TR. Infact the TR is a subset of the Byzantine Text, or the great Majority Text. 9 out of 10 times the TR and Byzantine Text will agree against Westcott/Hort. That's what is wrong with...
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    Septuagint

    "Repurposing ". Changing the meaning is what you mean.
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    Septuagint

    That's not what I said.
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