What errors do you think exist within the KJV?

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"Please note if Jonah was in "hell," as the KJV has it, then Jonah escaped from a place where, according to modern theologians, there is no escape."

Bible Translations That Do Not Teach Eternal Torment

Jesus visited those in hell when He was in the heart of the Earth for three days and three nights. Jonah’s body being in the whale was a parallel of this.

 

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Amen Jason, and thank you for fighting the good fight, and knowing your Bible stuff.

God bless you.

You are most welcome;
And thank you for the blessing.

May the Lord bless you even more.

 

[brinny]

You are most welcome;
And thank you for the blessing.

May the Lord bless you even more.

Keep on keepin' on my brother. There is a full-fledged attack on the KJV. May God strengthen and sustain you and bless you as you keep on speaking the truth.

 

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So you admit that your view isn’t based upon fact, but just what you believe. Such as...

“I believe God preserved His Word perfectly in 4 languages through out history.

1. Hebrew.
2. Greek.
3. Latin (Not the Catholic Latin Vulgate).
4. English.”

There’s no support for this.

You have a conclusion, and then you’ve found “evidence” to support it. That’s the opposite way of going about it.

You can read the Latin Bible alongside the KJV.

https://www.amazon.com/Latin-English-Parallel-Bible-Vulgate-ebook/dp/B0075LOIJQ/

As for the Hebrew and Greek:
Are you saying Moses, David, and other OT saints made mistakes in writing Scripture? Are you saying Luke, Paul, Peter made mistakes in writing Scripture?

As for the KJV in English:
All you have to do is a fruits test to see that this book is divine in origin.

 

[John Robie]

Keep on keepin' on my brother. There is a full-fledged attack on the KJV. May God strengthen and sustain you and bless you as you keep on speaking the truth.

I personally don’t mind the KJV. So hopefully my posts don’t come across as such. I do, however, have an issue with those who teach that it’s the only acceptable translation. That’s false teaching and should be fought against.

 

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"Please note if Jonah was in "hell," as the KJV has it, then Jonah escaped from a place where, according to modern theologians, there is no escape."

Bible Translations That Do Not Teach Eternal Torment

BTW ~ I do not believe in Eternal Torment, and yet I believe the KJV is still correct in using words like “forever”, etc.

 

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I personally don’t mind the KJV. So hopefully my posts don’t come across as such. I do, however, have an issue with those who teach that it’s the only acceptable translation. That’s false teaching and should be fought against.

And I believe it is just as equally a false teaching to not believe the KJV 1769 is God’s pure Word for today (But it is not a salvation issue). I have debated this topic more times than I care to count over the years.

 

[brinny]

I personally don’t mind the KJV. So hopefully my posts don’t come across as such. I do, however, have an issue with those who teach that it’s the only acceptable translation. That’s false teaching and should be fought against.

That's good to know that you don't "mind" the KJV. I don't personally care what someone else reads. However that's where my "neutrality" stops. I do not appreciate nor invite anyone "correcting" me or deriding me AND the KJV for DARING to read it.

Thank you kindly.

 

[John Robie]

You can read the Latin Bible alongside the KJV.

https://www.amazon.com/Latin-English-Parallel-Bible-Vulgate-ebook/dp/B0075LOIJQ/

As for the Hebrew and Greek:
Are you saying Moses, David, and other OT saints made mistakes in writing Scripture? Are you saying Luke, Paul, Peter made mistakes in writing Scripture?

As for the KJV in English:
All you have to do is a fruits test to see that this book is divine in origin.

So far you’ve ignored my arguments. I get it.

But to address your points, reading the Latin and KJV side by side only confirms that they agree. It says nothing about the accuracy of the Latin. So you’ve affirmed what I said when I stated that you’ve drawn a conclusion and then found evidence to support it.

As to the second part of your post, you are implying arguments that I’ve not made.

 

[John Robie]

That's good to know that you don't "mind" the KJV. I don't personally care what someone else reads. However that's where my "neutrality" stops. I do not appreciate nor invite anyone "correcting" me or deriding me AND the KJV for DARING to read it.

Thank you kindly.

Anyone who says that you should only read the KJV, or that you should never read it, are wrong.

 

[brinny]

Anyone who says that you should only read the KJV, or that you should never read it, are wrong.

Who cares if someone reads "just" the KJV? Whose business is it?

I find it a bit strange and an indication of someone not able to "stay in their lane".

 

[John Robie]

And I believe it is just as equally a false teaching to not believe the KJV 1769 is God’s pure Word for today (But it is not a salvation issue). I have debated this topic more times than I care to count over the years.

Thanks for agreeing that the modern translations are acceptable. That goes a long way.

 

[John Robie]

Who cares if someone reads "just" the KJV? Whose business is it?

I find it a bit strange and an indication of someone not able to "stay in their lane".

It isn’t anyone’s business. Neither should it be anyone’s business if someone reads the NASB only.

 

[brinny]

It isn’t anyone’s business. Neither should it be anyone’s business if someone reads the NASB only.

LOL! I agree with that, however, someone reading the NASB only might want to stay in their lane and not attack others for having the "audacity" to read the KJV.

 

[John Robie]

LOL! I agree with that, however, someone reading the NASB only might want to stay in their lane and not attack others for having the "audacity" to read the KJV.

I agree.

 

[brinny]

I agree.

I agree.

By the way, i love the KJV (and the Geneva Bible, especially its portrayal of what is the most accurate account of Jabez's prayer). The KJV Bible should be embraced, and not be attacked with such vitriol, and frankly, what can almost be described as "disgust".

It is strange and the antithesis to anything of the living God.

 

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So far you’ve ignored my arguments. I get it.

But to address your points, reading the Latin and KJV side by side only confirms that they agree. It says nothing about the accuracy of the Latin. So you’ve affirmed what I said when I stated that you’ve drawn a conclusion and then found evidence to support it.

As to the second part of your post, you are implying arguments that I’ve not made.

My conclusions are based on the Word of God. If God’s Word is perfect as it says and it exists for all generations like it says, then logic dictates that it exists in perfect form for us today. For heaven and earth shall pass away but his Words will not pass away. The KJV is the only Bible claimed to be perfect by believers and it has changed lives unlike any other Bible.

 

[John Robie]

My conclusions are based on the Word of God. If God’s Word is perfect as it says and it exists for all generations like it says, then logic dictates that it exists in perfect form for us today. For heaven and earth shall pass away but his Words will not pass away. The KJV is the only Bible claimed to be perfect by believers and it has changed lives unlike any other Bible.

Your argument is circular. And unsubstantiated.

 

[john alexander]

What errors do you think exist within the KJV?

Please see my other CF thread here on answers to various supposed contradictions in the KJV.
I have a few more answers to supposed contradictions for the KJV I would like to add later.
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Eph 1:20 Which he wrought in Christ, when he raised him from the dead

John 10:18 No man taketh it from me, but I lay it down of myself. I have power to lay it down, and I have power to take it again. This commandment have I received of my Father.

The Word of God is not full of contradictions just poorly composed mistranslations, that is why we are commanded to study to show ourselves approved.

2 Tim 2:15-16 Study to shew thyself approved unto God, a workman that needeth not to be ashamed, rightly dividing the word of truth. 16 But shun profane and vain babblings: for they will increase unto more ungodliness.

Yahshua (He) raised Himself from the dead!

 

[Noxot]

I think "mansions" is a bad translation. should be "rooms". a phrase in greek that means "lift up" was translated as "cut away" or something like that but almost all bible translations get that one wrong.