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Biblical Defense of KJVO Beliefs

Dr. Bob

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Originally posted by Johnv:
In cases where a translation disagrees with or departs from the texts from which it came, you always disregard that part of the translation.
Like part of Romans 6:2 in the AV1611 that has no Greek in ANY Greek manuscript for it? GOD FORBID!
 

Dr. Bob

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Originally posted by Arubian Baptist:
No...what happened was that Pioneer said he would not interact any more with modern versions advocates, and later on neal4christ asked if he could show a bibleverse that says to break fellowship with modernversion advocates. So I tried to be helpful and gave some verses, I also said that if any know better ones, more suitables, they must let me know.
I apologize (sincerely), brother, for jumping to a conclusion and attributing Pioneer's words and attitude to you. You were trying to "help" him with possible scriptures for breaking fellowship with us and I read it and its implication incorrectly.

The fault is mine here and I own up to it. Will be careful to whom I wave "goodbye" in the future. Now, if only those threatening to leave or not post again WOULD actually leave, we would all heave a sigh of relief!

Look forward to hearing from YOU my friend!
 

Arubian Baptist

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Accepted!


Lets get ready for the next fight, where we can punch each other with words and still have a fair fight.

I think I'm missing 2 theeth allready


Best regards.
 
I'm alarmed to see Christians attempts to tear down ones stand on the Word of God.

I have several KJBs, it's all I've ever had, ever read, ever will read and will ever preach from.

Does this initiate me into this "accused" KJVO "cult"?

The Bless the Lord O, My soul! and pin the tail on the {***} and hear him bray! O.K.? Baalim?

Your attacks on the KJB are most certainly uncalled for, except by those who tend to remain in the "gray" areas, leaning more towards Protestantinism.

Actually I'm so glad I have the word of God in the "Elizabethan English" it gives me all the more reason to study deeper into the meaning of His word, instead of "having" to accept what has passed through the hands of "Textual Criticism" and "dynamic equivelency" What a crock!

You "MV's" are hilarious, trying to call yourselves Christians and can't even get along with some one who makes his stand on the KJB. :rolleyes:

I wonder if the MV's have that word "variance" in them, I don't know. Even on my "Online Bible" I NEVER read more than a sentence and chuckle and go back to the Word of God, KJB.

So go ahead and make your attacks, you don't look very well to the general public, y'know?


In His *(HOLY)* Service!

Brother Ricky (EEEEYyaaaahhhh!)

[ June 02, 2003, 07:29 PM: Message edited by: TomVols ]
 

neal4christ

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Your attacks on the KJB are most certainly uncalled for
Who has 'attacked' the KJV?

instead of "having" to accept what has passed through the hands of "Textual Criticism" and "dynamic equivelency" What a crock!
Then why do you accept the KJV? It went through textual criticism and it certainly has dynamic equivalents in it (lest you forget, remember "God forbid").

You "MV's" are hilarious, trying to call yourselves Christians and can't even get along with some one who makes his stand on the KJB.
Umm....I don't recall of a MV user saying that they would no longer post or interact with a KJVO. Please go back and reread what Pioneer has said, in case you do not remember. I have no problem if you want to use only the KJV. I will happily fellowship with you. Just don't perpetuate the myth that it is the ONLY version of the Bible and I HAVE to use it. If you THINK it is the best version, then I can respect that. But don't try to force me to agree. Once you start trying to force others, you are KJVO.

Even on my "Online Bible" I NEVER read more than a sentence and chuckle and go back to the Word of God, KJB.
That is a nice personal testimony. I am sure there are many personal testimonies about not being able to understand the KJV and when the person reads a good MV the Scriptures come alive (my pastor would testify to this).

So go ahead and make your attacks, you don't look very well to the general public, y'know?
Please point out these 'attacks.' And not looking good to the general public? Is this how we now determine truth, what looks good? :rolleyes: Besides, we do not intentionally give half-truths and make all kinds of railing accusations, as the KJVO crowd tends to do.

Neal

[ June 02, 2003, 06:52 PM: Message edited by: neal4christ ]
 

Johnv

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I have several KJBs, it's all I've ever had, ever read, ever will read and will ever preach from.

Does this initiate me into this "accused" KJVO "cult"?


No. Using only a specific version or translation does not make one a version-onlyist. When someone insists that the version they use is the only acceptible version for everyone, then they are a version-onlyist. Doesn't matter what version that is. If you use only one specific version, and you believe that is the best one for you to use, then by all means use it to all of God' glory, without fear of being labeled a "cultist".
 
Thanks for your post Neal4christ, I feel justified in my menas now.

The reference I made to textual criticism and dynamic equivelency was in reflection to Westcott and Hort's methods of the ONLY way the texts could be interpeted.

The KIng James Bible is the Word of God and the new versions are only commentaries at best. Does this make me a member of this KJVO cult now?
 

neal4christ

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The KIng James Bible is the Word of God and the new versions are only commentaries at best. Does this make me a member of this KJVO cult now?
In my opinion, yes. I would ask, on what basis you have set up the KJV as the standard?

Neal
 

neal4christ

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Actually, I would change my answer to no, at least temporarily. Do you insist that I need to use the KJV in order for me to have THE Word of God?

Neal
 
It's just my coviction on the King James Bible, not a "version" but the Bible.

Anyone can use any version they want, but if they really want to know what the Word of God says as close to the Originals, then I wouldn't waste "redeemable time" in these present evil days, consulting any other but the KJB.

History shows the lives of the martyrs so we could have this Bible, but all I see in the MV's stance is alot of pride being burnt.

Got to go out in the public domain for a little while, hand out a track or two, maybe get a chance to witness.
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Alcott

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Originally posted by Istherenotacause:
The KIng James Bible is the Word of God and the new versions are only commentaries at best. Does this make me a member of this KJVO cult now?
Most definitely.
 
Originally posted by Alcott:
</font><blockquote>quote:</font><hr />Originally posted by Istherenotacause:
The KIng James Bible is the Word of God and the new versions are only commentaries at best. Does this make me a member of this KJVO cult now?
Most definitely. </font>[/QUOTE]I believe you are condemning in your attitude then and I resent the fact that you place me in the same catagory with true cults like Russleites, Mormons, 7th day adventists and the such.

You name for me just ONE doctrine that I don't find in my KJB and also one that I don't stand for! It seems more to me that you are separating from me by your insinuation that I am a member of a cult. Either you don't know what a cult is, or you don't understand what you're trying to say, which isn't very much from what I've seen.
 

Askjo

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Originally posted by neal4christ:
May I respectfully ask what other versions you accept besides the KJV?

Neal
NASB that I used for 10 years, but I use only the KJV for teaching, studying and researching. To use NASB is to compare verses and references.
 

Baptist in Richmond

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Istherenotacause writes:
&gt;&gt;It's just my coviction on the King James Bible,
&gt;&gt;not a "version" but the Bible.

The key word is conviction. It is my conviction that the KJV, Tyndale, Wiclif, Luther, Geneva and ESV are all the Word of God. Not just a version, but the Word of God.
I have no problem with your statement at all, because you have qualified it as a conviction, not doctrine.

Oh, and thanks, by the way. Your karate chop comment caused me to spit coffee on my monitor again.
&lt;feigning Scottish accent&gt;
Captain, she can't take much more of this.
 

neal4christ

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History shows the lives of the martyrs so we could have this Bible, but all I see in the MV's stance is alot of pride being burnt.
Thank-you for expanding on your position. I would just like to ask what martyrs you are referring to, if you don't mind.

I find it funny that you associate pride with MVs. In my experience, it is usually KJVOs that are the most arrogant and disrespectful. But that is just what I have encountered.

Neal
 

RaptureReady

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Originally posted by Johnv:
Just asking, in case of a difference, how would you know which to disregard?

In cases where a translation disagrees with or departs from the texts from which it came, you always disregard that part of the translation.
This has really boggled my mind. How can you refer back from the texts from which it came when supposely all original MSS are lost?
 
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