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37818

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True. And people can pick apart pices of the whole to make arguments.

Which doctrines do you believe are present in the KJV but absent in the ESV (or vise versa)?
I do not have a list. The ESV following the RSV translating the Greek apo as "before" in,Revelation 13:8, where as the NRSV corrected it to "from.". Then there are the typical CT bad texts, like in Luke 4:4 omitting "every word of God."
 
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SavedByGrace

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The big problem is that there is very little textual evidence that can show that passage was valid, as even Eramus could not found any evidence for it to be included until his third Greek edition!

Which is the greater witness for a reading, "textual evidence", or what the Bible actually says? The way that I see it, is that God made sure that the huminist Erasmus restored the verse to its Original reading, after it was removed by enemies of the Trinity!
 

SavedByGrace

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Let us start a thread to make that case. Have you read Adam Clarke's essay on 1 John 5:7-8?

Adam Clarke, like the majority of commentaries, simply rejects the passage as not genuine. I can say without any doubt, that they are well wrong!
 

37818

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Adam Clarke, like the majority of commentaries, simply rejects the passage as not genuine. I can say without any doubt, that they are well wrong!
Why are they wrong? What is the Greek manuscript evidence for the reading? The old Latin evidence? The Greek grammar evidence? Not here, but in a thread for this topic. [I will look at this again.].
 

Yeshua1

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Which is the greater witness for a reading, "textual evidence", or what the Bible actually says? The way that I see it, is that God made sure that the huminist Erasmus restored the verse to its Original reading, after it was removed by enemies of the Trinity!
Did not know those on the nas/Esv translation teams were all "enemies of the trinity"
 

Yeshua1

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Why are they wrong? What is the Greek manuscript evidence for the reading? The old Latin evidence? The Greek grammar evidence? Not here, but in a thread for this topic. [I will look at this again.].
Little support from Greek texts, as seems to be a reading brought over and in from Vulgate?
 

Paul from Antioch

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I’m not saying the KJV isn’t accurate. It’s beautifully written. I’m also not implying any modern translation should be thrown in the trash. I have gone to churches that preach out of the KJV, and I was raised reading it. It’s what I know most. But I also study other translations for different reasons.
We have some who would rather criticize another based on the translation they read, instead of encouraging them. They’ve limited the power of the Holy Spirit. It’s kind of like an IFB church I went to several years ago. The pastor preached against having a television. Several men in the church bought him one and he preached how great it was. Absolutely ridiculous.


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A case in point is how the KJV translates Genesis 22:8 where Abraham explains to Isaac who the sacrifice will be. The KJV reads: "God will provide HIMSELF a sacrifice." That's exactly what He did when Jesus sacrificed His life for us!
 

Dave G

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@StephenUSAFVet

My thoughts?
Just reading the comments by several in this thread discourages me in so many ways.

To me, the state of the professing body of Christ saddens me greatly, and I'm reminded of many Scriptures that tell us what it will be like in the last days.
 
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Yeshua1

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@StephenUSAFVet

My thoughts?
Just reading the comments by several in this thread discourages me in so many ways.

To me, the state of the professing body of Christ saddens me greatly, and I'm reminded of many Scriptures that tell us what it will be like in the last days.
Just because we do enjoy using some MV along with the Kjv?
 

Logos1560

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Just reading the comments by several in this thread discourages me in so many ways.

To me, the state of the professing body of Christ saddens me greatly, and I'm reminded of many Scriptures that tell us what it will be like in the last days.

I'll simply continue to state my position without attempting to cast a bad light on others, and leave it at that.

Does your post in this thread attempt to cast a bad light on other posters who may not agree with your unproven TR-only position?
 

Dave G

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Does your post in this thread attempt to cast a bad light on other posters who may not agree with your unproven TR-only position?
Not at all.

My post was intended to voice my concern and sadness over not only contradicting ideas about what God's words really are, but where they can be found and what actually constitutes sound doctrine among those who profess Christ.
In my opinion, it's a confusing mess and it's only getting worse.

In fact, I'm reminded of 1 Timothy 4:1-5, 2 Timothy 3:1-9, 2 Timothy 3:13 and several others.
That is why I'm convinced that we are in the very last of the last days.

Despite all that,
Look up, my friends, He's very close.
Can you not see the signs of the times?
When it is the most dire, that is how it will be right before He comes again.:)

" Let no man deceive you by any means: for [that day shall not come], except there come a falling away first, and that man of sin be revealed, the son of perdition;"

" ....Nevertheless when the Son of man cometh, shall he find faith on the earth?"
 
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thomas15

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In fact, I'm reminded of 1 Timothy 4:1-5, 2 Timothy 3:1-9, 2 Timothy 3:13 and several others.
That is why I'm convinced that we are in the very last of the last days.........

I'm not KJVO but very much convinced that we are in the last days as predicted in the Holy Bible. We here in western society are in deep deep trouble I am certain of that.

The problem here is not what Bible translation we use but how seriously we take the actual words of the translation we actually have in our hands.
 

Paul from Antioch

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I'm not KJVO but very much convinced that we are in the last days as predicted in the Holy Bible. We here in western society are in deep deep trouble I am certain of that.

The problem here is really not what Bible translation we use, but how seriously we take the actual words of the translation we have in our hands. This may be just my own opinion, but I see this entre "controversy" as merely a diversionary tool of the Father of ALL LIES Satan (John 8:44) to distract & divert our attention from the REAL business that the very personification of truth, Jesus Christ (John 14:6) COMMANDED us to do in Acts 1:8). From the very outset of creation, Satan has always attempted to distract & divert our collective attention on some "issue." IMHO, that's EXACTLY what he has done in this 1611 KJVO "controversy," namely to keep God's people from doing what His Son COMMANDED in Acts 1:8. IMHO, the sooner we stop this juvenile fuss & go back to what Jesus CLEARLY COMMANDED us to do, the better ALL of us would be.
 
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