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    Has anyone ever used the Mev bible than?

    Or an * or ° ○● or some other Symbol?
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    Septuagint

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    Does each book of the Bible have a spiritual voice?

    There are many books in the KJV. Before the KJV in 1611, there was William Tyndale in the early 1500's. The KJV Translators mostly used his translations, as did Coverdale, the Great Bible, Matthew's, Geneva. https://www.tyndale.org/
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    Does each book of the Bible have a spiritual voice?

    Copied from Google Ai Examples of Early Modern English literature include Shakespeare's plays like Hamlet and Romeo and Juliet, Spenser's The Faerie Queene, and Milton's Paradise Lost. Other representative works are the King James Bible, Donne's metaphysical poems, and philosophical texts like...
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    Does each book of the Bible have a spiritual voice?

    Do you mean early modern English? How could that possibly be a sin? Is king Author a sin? Is Shakespeare a sin? The King James Version was written in Early Modern English. Or Archaic Modern English. All of the Older Bibles were. William Tyndales Bible was early Modern English.
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    Philippians 4:13

    A pretty huge blunder for a scribe. Hopefully some ancient scribes corrected those few manuscripts? If not they were not used enough for someone to notice. And are those manuscripts related in an ancient blunder?
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    The primary New Testament Text is Byzantine.

    Excellent video 37818!
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    THIS is an Essentisl Tool for all KJVO to have and use now

    https://www.bible-researcher.com/versions.html
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    Is "tree of life" in some Bibles at Revelation 22:19 a sheer conjecture that doesn't exist?

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    THIS is an Essentisl Tool for all KJVO to have and use now

    Thank you for the resource. A good one.
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    Septuagint

    Excellent videos that are not long.
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    Questions for those holding to KJVO Position

    So what do you do when the New Covenant quotes the Old Covenant and the New Covenant matches the Septuagint, or comes closer than the Hebrew Old Covenant reading? Sometimes the Old Covenant reading in the KJV is the one that is mistaken.
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    Questions for those holding to KJVO Position

    The Septuagint is a Greek Translation of the Hebrew Bible in the 3rd century BC. You can read about it in the 1611 KJV Preface under the section called The Translation of the Old Testament out of the Hebrew into Greek The Translators to the Reader Many times the NT quotes directly from the...
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    Questions for those holding to KJVO Position

    Fair enough. And now you are saying different. The New Testament Authors quote an Old Testament that is sometimes different than the one that has come down to us in the Masoretic Text. The New Testament Authors usually quote from the Septuagint or a Hebrew manuscript more like the Septuagint...
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    Questions for those holding to KJVO Position

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