NASB Romans 8:16 The Spirit Himself testifies with our spirit that we are children of God (BTW, The KJV calls the Spirit "itself" rather than "Himself" in this passage).And if we can Know him, how is it that we know?
HankD
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NASB Romans 8:16 The Spirit Himself testifies with our spirit that we are children of God (BTW, The KJV calls the Spirit "itself" rather than "Himself" in this passage).And if we can Know him, how is it that we know?
Again michelle, many at the time of the publication of the KJV had lists of their own showing the King that he and his bishops had compromised the Word of God, (the original language texts [The Traditional Text]).There is your evidence. You can choose to take it, or leave it. That is ultimately your own decision. But just because you choose not to see it, doesn't mean it hasn't been shown, nor proven. It only shows your stubborness to the truth.
I suggest the same for you michelle.I suggest you read about the whole history of that time, and all the reasons why this occured, rather than focusing it upon something it had nothing to do with.
HankDIn 1615, Archbishop Abbott, a High Commission Court member, "forbade anyone to issue a Bible without the Apocrypha on pain of one year's imprisonment" (Moorman, Forever Settled, p. 183). This order was likely aimed at the Geneva Bible with its 1599 edition printed without the Apocrypha. Archbishop Laud can be linked to using the power of the High Commission Court to make the KJV the officially approved translation. Conant noted: "So pertinaciously, indeed, did the people cling to it [the Geneva Bible], and so injurious was its influence to the interests of Episcopacy and of the 'authorized version,' that in the reign of Charles I, Archbishop Laud made the vending, binding, or importation of it [Geneva Bible] a high-commission crime" (English Bible, p. 367). Was it the power of this cruel High Commission Court that finally forced believers to give up their beloved and popular Geneva Bible?
Found online in the public domain at: http://www.tegart.com/brian/bible/kjvonly/rick/influence.html
So your threads are relevant and mine irrelevant. Who made you judge and jury michelle? This seems your favorite method of rebuttal. Issue the "irrelevant" label and/or question my understanding.Go to my thread about Westcott and Hort and read all the links. Then maybe you will understand the difference, and the seriousness of this issue, rather than focusing on irrelevant issues like this one, continually.
I trust that he will as well..He will find that the "differences" most harumpf about are GENUINE updating,and nothing but Alexandrian propaganda that would make Goebbels proud.The KJB has not been altered in respect to it's text. </font>[/QUOTE]Oh please check this out.Originally posted by DeclareHim:
</font><blockquote>quote:</font><hr />Originally posted by Anti-Alexandrian:
</font><blockquote>quote:</font><hr /> I trust that Thumper will do well in his quest. My advice about examining the two KJV editions himself was genuine.
Then show us Scripture supporting Alexandria,Egypt as the "origen" of Scripture... </font>[/QUOTE]Ok I'll make you a deal you answer my question of which choice the 1611 or 1769 is correct and I'll bow to your level and answer you.Originally posted by Anti-Alexandrian:
</font><blockquote>quote:</font><hr /> Then where O where did He preserve it? He promised to preserve it so where is it?
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In the mss. Of the alexandria line.