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The KJV is adequate to lead people to Jesus, but not for deep understanding of God's word because of translational goofs, and archaic language. But it's a better version to use than several newer versions. However, while I consider the Model-T to be a car, I wouldn't drive one every day when I...

The KJVO myth is phony as a Ford Corvette. There's absolutely NO SCRIPTURAL SUPPORT for this myth, and without Scriptural support, it cannot be true.

Nor has any KJVO ever answered, "Where is the SCRIPTURAL SUPPORT for the KJVO myth ?"

Ben, apparently you misunderstood my post . I was referring to the mistranslation of 'pascha' in the KJV, where it's rendered "Easter" instead of the CORRECT translation of 'passover'. Nothing to do with the meaning of Easter.

No, I meant what I said. There are many translation errors in the KJV than what most people know about. I've discussed several of the more-glaring ones here, such as "Easter" in Acts 12:4, but there are many more less-obvious goofs as well.

Just sit down with an expert on Koine Greek, and an Old Hebrew expert and analyze the KJV's goofs & booboos. You'll be amazed !

The KJV is far-from-perfect, as has been shown numerous times on this site.

Right, and the non-Scriptural KJVO myth is an example of it.

Yes- The Message, New World Translation, Good News Translation, and I wouldn't use the NIV alone.

Sir, I suggest you consult a dictionary to see the meaning of "study" as used in 1611. And it's a lot simpler to just use a MODERN-LANGUAGE Bible version.

KJVOs invent all kinds of theories and excuses to try to avoid the "No Scriptural Support" issue. Without any Scriptural support, the KJVO myth remains false.

Taking time to consult a dictionary while reading Scripture distracts the reader from his/her Scripture study.

The KJVO myth has no Scriptural support, nor anything else that lends any truth to it, so its supporters have to make stuff up to try to make it appear as legitimate. Without any Scriptural support, it cannot be true, no matter how much and what types of embellishments that KJVOs try to add to...

The BEST method is simply to use a MODERN Bible translation, in current language !

The existence of the Holy Trinity is easily proven in the story of Jesus' baptism where Father, Son, and Holy Spirit are all manifest, separate from one another. However, the KJVO myth is false.