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The Genesis 3:1 version of the Bible is titled "Yea, hath God said..."
Does that help? The Genesis 3:1 Version is the basis of all modern versions, and that is why you can't provide an answer defending the NIV exposed in post 467.
The Genesis 3:1 version of the Bible is titled "Yea, hath God said..."
Does that help? The Genesis 3:1 Version is the basis of all modern versions, and that is why you can't provide an answer defending the NIV exposed in post 467.
Joe I really cannot tell if you are confused about my position, or are intentionally ignoring it. Once again I favor the majority text. So why would I defend the NIV?
Joe I really cannot tell if you are confused about my position, or are intentionally ignoring it. Once again I favor the majority text. So why would I defend the NIV?
Oh, you abandoned the NIV? Wow, that's progress. Which is your favorite version so I can do a similar expose' on it to help you abandon it as ungodly the same as the NIV is ungodly?
The Pure Cambridge edition is the one my research has led me to conclude is the word of God. That is the one you need to trash in order to prove you are the superior intellect for interpreting God's word.
Those holding to belief in the King James Bible being the one with the true Word of God and that others are corrupt translations that are come into being for replacing it are holding to that as a doctrine, not from what is conclusive in what is read from it. If they were right, it could not be easy to show any fault in that version, which it in fact is, without suggestion in this that the original autographs were faulty in that.
The supposed inerrancy in the translation would mean that, from the end of chapter 21 in 2 Chronicles into chapter 22, Jehoram was 32 years old when he began to reign, and he reigned in Jerusalem 8 years, and died, the inhabitants of Jerusalem then made Ahaziah his son king in his stead, so Ahaziah the son of Jehoram king of Judah reigned, and Ahaziah was 42 years old when he began to reign. So from that inerrancy of the translation that is supposed, Ahaziah was older than his father, Jehoram.
I'm sure you are a Christian who is unaware of how you are using arguments common in atheism to discredit the word of God.
I've debated several atheists who use that same argument as proof that the entire idea of God giving His word is a fabrication of man and nothing more. I think this is one of the popular arguments promoted by modern day atheists. I have seen it on atheistic websites. They have a couple dozen of these things which are popularized in modern criticisms of the Bible used by Christians and taken by atheists to their logical conclusion of completely denying God which is where atheists want it to go.
You need to study better. The error is in the way you are looking at things. A simple web search will enable you to find the argument which correctly answers your skewed view. I'm not going to bother giving you the information. If you don't have the initiative to find it yourself when it is so easy to find, you won't appreciate me giving it to you.
Scorners make bizarre attacks on the biblical doctrine of preservation, and their desperation can be seen when looking at what they do with Psalm 12:6-7 and how the NIV boldly and dishonestly changes the passage to obliterate the Bible's claim to be pure and preserved (we could also say incorruptible)
Many corrupters of God's word will claim, "Verse 7 is talking about the Jews, not the Bible." Then to add credence to their claim they rush out and publish a translation that says just that in Psalm 12:7. Let's look at this verse in the New International Version.
"O LORD, you will keep us safe and protect us from such people forever."
This is an irresponsible and dishonest translation. The Hebrew word "shamar" meaning "to keep" which the New International Version translators render "you will keep us" is found in the future second person singular "thou shalt keep" and is directed to the THIRD person plural "them" and NOT the first person plural "us" as the New International Version translators rendered it. Thus we see it is the King James, Gods perfect, preserved Bible which has accurately preserved the reading of the originals, not the unreliable New International Version.
It boggles my mind how anybody can believe the NIV is a good translation...or any other modern translation after the King James Bible. They all make heretical changes in many places in the Bible, and they all had ulterior motives for doing it.
Posts 467, 471, and 491-495 are too much to chew on for anti-preservationists. That's why they spit it out and do all they can to change the discussion.
Current Cambridge and Oxford editions* of the KJV do not only update the spelling and grammar of the 1611 editions; they also make changes that affect the meaning of the text. Who was inspired—the translators who made numerous mistakes, or the editors who corrected more than 400 errors in 1613, or the editors who corrected still more errors 1629, 1638, 1744, 1762, and 1769?
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Joe doesn't have any respect for the LXX. Of course, the KJV translators did. And the inspired Scriptures of the NT include their readings the majority of the time.
However, that doesn't mean anything to Joe.
I am aware of these things. My point was that Joes comments about the translators of the NIV are blatant lies. I am not trying to help Joe see the truth; I am posting the truth so that other readers of this thread can know the truth.
You are posting to try to discourage others from investigating the truth, and I like the way you dodge post 467.
Scorners make bizarre attacks on the biblical doctrine of preservation, and their desperation can be seen when looking at what they do with Psalm 12:6-7 and how the NIV boldly and dishonestly changes the passage to obliterate the Bible's claim to be pure and preserved (we could also say incorruptible)
Many corrupters of God's word will claim, "Verse 7 is talking about the Jews, not the Bible." Then to add credence to their claim they rush out and publish a translation that says just that in Psalm 12:7. Let's look at this verse in the New International Version.
"O LORD, you will keep us safe and protect us from such people forever."
This is an irresponsible and dishonest translation. The Hebrew word "shamar" meaning "to keep" which the New International Version translators render "you will keep us" is found in the future second person singular "thou shalt keep" and is directed to the THIRD person plural "them" and NOT the first person plural "us" as the New International Version translators rendered it. Thus we see it is the King James, Gods perfect, preserved Bible which has accurately preserved the reading of the originals, not the unreliable New International Version.
It boggles my mind how anybody can believe the NIV is a good translation...or any other modern translation after the King James Bible. They all make heretical changes in many places in the Bible, and they all had ulterior motives for doing it.
The Pure Cambridge edition is the one my research has led me to conclude is the word of God.
What? How did he dodge it?
Here is your post 467:
He responded to it in his post #530.
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