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The KJVO myth...

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The KJV is the only version that capitalizes THIRTEEN words. NASB - 14, NKJV - 15, HCSB - 15 times.

What was the purpose of capitalising them, and were they capitalised in the Greek?
 
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What was the purpose of capitalising them, and were they capitalised in the Greek?
The purpose in the KJV was to associate the number thirteen with the mother of harlots. I don’t know about the Greek.
 
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I don't know where you come up with this stuff. God uses numbers from Genesis to Revelation. In the story of Abraham sending his servant to find Isaac a wife, why did the bible even mention that he took TEN camels with him?
To show he took a lot of gifts for the woman & her family.

If you can't see these things then you, for you're own sake, should not comment on the inspiration or non-inspiration of an bible. Seriously you're heaping judgement on top of your head.
No, YOU'RE doing that by making stuff up & dabbling in Numerology.

What if you really don't know much about the bible and you're wrong.... and you are wrong, do you realize that you're calling the path the Holy Spirit lead me down "a sinful path"? May God have mercy on you.
If GOD supported the KJVO myth, it'd be in Scripture-bottom line.

There's no doubt the KJV teaches that all has been fulfilled.
MMRRPP ! WRONG !
NO legitimate Bible version teaches that lie. Guess I'm gonna hafta start another anti-preterism thread.
 
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It doesn't really matter. You're desperately trying something-ANYTHING-that might support your KJVO myth. And that's not one.
The only evidence that any bible is inspired is through forensic evidence. I’m just sharing the forensic evidence that I’m aware of.
 
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To show he took a lot of gifts for the woman & her family.


No, YOU'RE doing that by making stuff up & dabbling in Numerology.


If GOD supported the KJVO myth, it'd be in Scripture-bottom line.


MMRRPP ! WRONG !
NO legitimate Bible version teaches that lie. Guess I'm gonna hafta start another anti-preterism thread.
You’re not KJV only so you can’t say the KJV teaches that “lie”. There’s no point debating preterism outside of the KJV because all the other bibles teach futurism and Jew worship.... and why is that? Because that’s what the translators believe and push on the ignorant readers.
 
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The purpose in the KJV was to associate the number thirteen with the mother of harlots. I don’t know about the Greek.

Ah, so that may be a desire of those who produced the KJV to make that link - rather than being it being a word/prophecy from God.
 
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The only evidence that any bible is inspired is through forensic evidence.

Or through faith in God, who spoke through his prophets, Jesus, who told his disciples that the Spirit would remind them of everything he had said - and the Spirit himself who did just that and inspired the Bible to be written.

Revelation about God, and from God, is clear to see - no one needs to go digging around trying to find numbers which correspond to something else and trying to make a theory from it.
 
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Guess I'm gonna hafta start another anti-preterism thread.
Try to start it in the "controversial theology" section, its the most free one, here. So that we can all say what we think without reporting and banning.
 
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The purpose in the KJV was to associate the number thirteen with the mother of harlots. I don’t know about the Greek.
No, the purpose in the KJV was to associate the number thirteen with the main apostles, who were 13 (Paul included).

Actually, we can count whatever we want and associate it with whatever we want. Thats why these number games are not worthy.
 
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Ah, so that may be a desire of those who produced the KJV to make that link - rather than being it being a word/prophecy from God.
I don’t know if they were aware of what they were doing or not. Either they understood what they were doing of God inspired them to do it.
 
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Or through faith in God, who spoke through his prophets, Jesus, who told his disciples that the Spirit would remind them of everything he had said - and the Spirit himself who did just that and inspired the Bible to be written.

Revelation about God, and from God, is clear to see - no one needs to go digging around trying to find numbers which correspond to something else and trying to make a theory from it.
It’s your right to ignore the numbers if you want.
 
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No, the purpose in the KJV was to associate the number thirteen with the main apostles, who were 13 (Paul included).

Actually, we can count whatever we want and associate it with whatever we want. Thats why these number games are not worthy.
Actually Jesus was the 13th apostle which represents Gods pure love.
 
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Biblical numbers are not your thing, I get it.
Not in the way you use them to invent something randomly symbolic for the KJV.

Your "proofs" are just connecting search counts with something you like. It can be done with any book in the world.
 
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Not in the way you use them to invent something randomly symbolic for the KJV.

Your "proofs" are just connecting search counts with something you like. It can be done with any book in the world.
Maybe so I don’t know, but it’s very odd that it doesn’t occur in the newer translations.
 
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I don’t know if they were aware of what they were doing or not. Either they understood what they were doing of God inspired them to do it.

Or there is no connection between the two and you're seeing things that aren't there.
 
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Actually Jesus was the 13th apostle which represents Gods pure love.

Jesus can't possibly have been the 13th Apostle - it was he who chose the 12!
 
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