David Lamb
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Sorry, but what is "PCE?"
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was The Geneva Bible Considered superior to 1611 KJV?
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KJB1611reader
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Pure Cambridge Editon though any printing around 1769 to present should be fine.
Did you all know Dan 3:25 was son of God as in (angel) before 1769?
David Lamb
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Thank you for explaining. I had heard of the Cambridge Edition before, but not something with the title "Pure Cambridge Edition."
The NKJV also has "Son of God" in Daniel 3:25:
“"Look!" he answered, "I see four men loose, walking in the midst of the fire; and they are not hurt, and the form of the fourth is like the Son of God."” (Da 3:25 NKJV)
The KJV, the Geneva Bible, JB2000, JB2013, KJ21, KIV2011 and Webster all have "Son of God, too.
Baptizo
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There are some KJVO folks who believe that the English Bible had to be refined 7 times to get from Tyndale to the KJV. Then refined another 7 times to get from the 1611 to the 1769 Blayney revision printed in Cambridge, hence the name “Pure Cambridge Edition.”
KJB1611reader
Member
The KJB always had sonne of God before Blaney or someone changed it to Son of God.
Precious versions of the Bible had marginal note indicate son of God as angel.
David Lamb
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I wonder if you meant "Previous versions," and not "Precious versions?"
KJB1611reader
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Yes.