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Thank you for voting, Bro. Dan. Thank you also for the economy ofOriginally posted by Dan Todd:
Ed - I'm #76 - and I say you're welcome - even before you thank me!
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Someone might say the AV is an old rusty sword. (was it Orvie who called it stale bread?)Originally posted by Alex Mullins:
The KJB is inerrant, infallible and pure in every respect. Why would God want us going into battle with a dull sword? Every word is exactly where God wants it to be. All we have to do is believe it, do our best to live it and apply it so others will believe it and want it too.
AV Alex
So why did they make the TNIV?Originally posted by Ed Edwards:
Yep, my New International Version (NIV)
is inerrant: perfectly preserved in
the English language for the 21st Century.
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So why did they make the TNIV? </font>[/QUOTE]Can you spell PERFECTEROriginally posted by timothy 1769:
</font><blockquote>quote:</font><hr />Originally posted by Ed Edwards:
Yep, my New International Version (NIV)
is inerrant: perfectly preserved in
the English language for the 21st Century.
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So why did they make the TNIV? </font>[/QUOTE]Can you spell PERFECTEROriginally posted by Ed Edwards:
</font><blockquote>quote:</font><hr />Originally posted by timothy 1769:
</font><blockquote>quote:</font><hr />Originally posted by Ed Edwards:
Yep, my New International Version (NIV)
is inerrant: perfectly preserved in
the English language for the 21st Century.
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So? is it?Originally posted by Ed Edwards:
I have an Inerrant Bible called:
THE 21ST CENTURY KING JAMES VERSION
(21st Century King James Publishers, 1994)
preferred acronymm; KJ21.
So, is this an edition of the KJV
or a new version?
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