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I volunteered a response since the question directed to me (I'm not KJVO). I responded because I wanted to know if you have read the Geneva, a question which you did not answer. I have read the Geneva New Testament. But now I must ask: Why was my response was "quite ridiculous"? Please provide...

Below I have copied-'n-pasted the second disputed verse of the website article entitled "When the NEW King James Bible departs from the underlying Greek text of the King James Bible" -- Matt 18:26 (KJV) The servant therefore fell down, AND WORSHIPPED HIM, saying, Lord, have patience with me, and...

Have you read the Geneva? I don't think most people would prefer it at as an everyday Bible. A comparison would perhaps be like giving up whatever contemporary automobiles for 1930's car models: they still basically have a motor, four tires, and a steering wheel but it would lack almost all...

No, thanks. We have had several discussions around the topic of Inspiration since I've been a regular here and I'm not really interested in covering that ground again right now. Why not just a short answer and list the so-called 'apocryphal' books you hold as inspired of God?

Is there gonna be an answer to this question?

I will not rebut here and now all the verses cited in the website article "When the NEW King James Bible departs from the underlying Greek text of the King James Bible", but here is one. The very first disputed verse cut-'n-pasted from the website -- Matthew 5:37 “But let your COMMUNICATION be...

Which books of the Apocrypha, in your opinion, are inspired of God?

From the linked article in the oP-- The result of their efforts, as well as a team of translators who worked alongside poets, writers and musicians, is "The Voice," released in its full version earlier this year. ... http://www.baptistboard.com/showthread.php?t=54294 It is fairly common for...

I know that Gleason Archer served on both works.

Sorry, I do not claim a favorite English translation.

Not really. Officially the D-R was still the primary Catholic English text until the NAB (in America). However, the RCC does sanction some other versions such as the Jerusalem, Knox NT, and Kleist-Lilly NT, and Christian Community Bible for examples. My understanding is that the notes...

It is interesting that you would chose this verse as an example. Notice that the two versions are in the mostly exactly the same (colored blue above), except for a few words and word order in first phrase. The New Jerusalem version is more literal than the earlier Jerusalem translation: first...

So, is it a sin to add to God's words or not? If it is, then 'perfect' Eve sinned without any deception involved. If it is not, why wasn't it a sin for Eve to add to God's words then? Could that reason be applicable today?

I agree. We do not know that God did not say it since certainly there are many things that God said that are not recorded for us. But for those that disagree, I think there is a theological problem since the Scripture clearly indicate that the first sin was that of eating of the tree. If she...

Eve's reply to the serpent -- And the woman said unto the serpent, We may eat of the fruit of the trees of the garden: But of the fruit of the tree which [is] in the midst of the garden, God hath said, Ye shall not eat of it, neither shall ye touch it, lest ye die. (Genesis 3:2-3, KJV) Did...

Please elaborate on what you meant with the phrase "aside from manuscripts". Thanks

No. (Read the OP again.)

F.H.A. Scrivener via Wikipedia For their Old Testament, the translators used a text originating in the editions of the Hebrew Rabbinic Bible by Daniel Bomberg (1524/5),[110] but adjusted this to conform to the Greek LXX or Latin Vulgate in passages to which Christian tradition had attached a...

Dr. Laurence M. Vance Pro-KJV Dr. Vance alluding to "The Translators to the Reader" states that besides all the English versions -- And, as the translators themselves also acknowledged, they had a multitude of sources from which to draw from: "Neither did we think much to consult the...

Rev. Steven Houck Pastor Houck is evidently a strong KJV supporter when he states on a website that -- Even though the King James Version has its weaknesses, it is an excellent translation and by far the best version available today. We must not be taken in by the modern versions and their...