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Featured KJVO and the Strongs Concordance

Discussion in 'Other Christian Denominations' started by rockytopva, Mar 28, 2022.

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    Really this has nothing to do with the point at all and certainly doesn't help your point. :rolleyes:
     
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    Name one translation on earth you think is God's pure word?
     
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    Each modern translation must differ at least 11% from each other to avoid a cease and desist letter.
     
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    I can read the 1611 in parallel with my large print KJV without a hitch.
     
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    Yes, as He speaks through the KJV.
     
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    As long as I understand the English language, the 1611 and my Bible are harmonizing great.
     
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    It is available online.
     
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    Or any other faithful English translation.
     
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    Define God's Pure Word.
     
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    Which translation is God's pure word?

    If none, do you have access to it somewhere?

    Is someone hiding it, or is it yet to be discovered in a seminary somewhere?
     
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    Copyrighted translation?
     
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    Define your terms. "God's Pure Word"
     
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    Copyright or no. Again, the KJV is copyrighted so I don't know why you keep holding to that.
     
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    In English?

    KJV.
     
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    No, I didn't ask you what translation, I asked what you mean when you say "God's Pure Word" define your terms.
     
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    It is only copyrighted in England to make sure nobody changes it.

    The phony, modern KJV's (KJV21 etc)are around the other parts of the world.

    We can smell em a mile away.
     
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    But it is copyrighted, so why does copyright have anything to do with the faithfulness or accuracy of a translation? Here is a hint IT DOESN'T.
     
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    Would you claim that the KJV translators voted to keep the error [the name of the wrong king] at 2 Kings 24:19 "Jehoiachin" from the 1602 edition of the Bishops' Bible [in the 1611 edition] while later editors retranslated the Hebrew to put the name of the correct king "Jehoiakim" in the verse?

    Would you claim that the KJV translators elected the name of the wrong group of people "Amorites" at 1 Kings 11:5 (keeping an error from the 1602 edition of the Bishops' Bible) while later editors retranslated the Hebrew to put the name of the correct group of people "Ammonites"?

    Would you claim that the KJV translators voted to omit three words "of the LORD" at 2 Kings 11:10 in the 1611 edition while later editors may have retranslated the Hebrew to add the three words? Did you miss the fact of the three missing words in the 1611 edition at 2 Kings 11:10?
     
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    The translated word into English in 1611.

    Now, where do YOU say God's word is today?

    You know, the word that endureth forever?
     
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