To be honest, I didnt look at them until now. >"The KJV you habe today has spelling changes" Yes, that is true, but to my knowledge not more than 1 or 2 letters, such as Iewes to Jews. >"The modern KJV removes 14 entire books" That is a bit deceptively-worded. The KJV you can buy today does not include the Apocrypha. This is the dictionary.com definition of Apocrypha:
>various religious writings of uncertain origin regarded by some as inspired, but rejected by most authorities.
>writings, statements, etc., of doubtful authorship or authenticity.
You know the verse that says God so loved the world? In the Greek, the word used to mean the world also has the meaning 'order.' In multiple parts of the bible we are instructed not to take on the ways of the world, to reject the world, Jesus condemns the world, and when he is about to be crucified, Jesus says that His Father's kingdom is not of this world. Thus, the true translation of the verse because of that pattern of context becomes clear that it is not the world that God loves, but Order. This is further proven by how the bible says Sin released chaos and disorder into the world. Thus, Jesus Christ's sacrifice was God restoring Order by Jesus Christ taking on all Sins of the world. Once this is realized, any complaints from others about contradictions in the bible are addressed and destroyed. >lies about what he's doing >accuses of a dismissal tactic when his post itself was a dismissal without even qualifying his statement to begin with I know you're a jew trying to hide. The later version after 1769 yes. Already covered in an image posted near the top of the thread that you're of course ignoring. It amazes me how you rats and fedoras ignore the content of threads while you try to refute the content of said threads. It's so dishonest. You expect to be listened to while you won't even consider what others place in front of you. Hallmarks of a kikerat in behavior.
Christian Price
Dont know if i buy this, but most modern bibles are translated directly from the original languages, like arimaic.
David Walker
>"The KJV was created by Freemasons" The KJV is an accurate translation, moreso than any other English version, of the Masoretic Text and the Scrivner TR. Any Hebrew or Greek scholar will not tell you otherwise.
The translation committee was over 50 multilingual scholars (Hebrew, Greek, Arabic, Aramaic, etc) headed by Sir Lancelot Andrews who himself spoke/read/wrote around 20 languages.
