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Originally posted by crusader
Who authorized the King James Version?
Originally posted by Leveller
Originally posted by crusader
Who authorized the King James Version?
errrr..... I'd take a wild stab and say "King James".
Originally posted by resistance
I love and trust my KJB.
King James authorized the Bible, but it was God's will and good pleasure for him to do so. King James is one of those people who were appointed "for such a time as this." Not all the heroes of the faith are written up in Scripture. God hasn't stopped working, and God certainly hasn't forgotten about His Word. God's Word will endure forever in Heaven, and right now here on earth we have it. We can open the Bible and read God's own words -- perfect and infallible. I love and trust my KJB. God would not leave me without Scripture to go through the last days, to face the antiChrist and his henchmen, without it.
Originally posted by crusader
King James authorized the Bible, but it was God's will and good pleasure for him to do so. King James is one of those people who were appointed "for such a time as this." Not all the heroes of the faith are written up in Scripture. God hasn't stopped working, and God certainly hasn't forgotten about His Word. God's Word will endure forever in Heaven, and right now here on earth we have it. We can open the Bible and read God's own words -- perfect and infallible. I love and trust my KJB. God would not leave me without Scripture to go through the last days, to face the antiChrist and his henchmen, without it.
Uhh so he was saying he was appointed, inspired whatever by God? Gimme a break!!! Prove that to me!!!
I don't beileve King James thought he was or that he said he was. Neither did any of the 54 brilliant linguists appointed by King James think they were anything special. Doesn't matter. It's obvious to us looking back what God was doing. Just because they could not see what was happening does not make it any the less a miracle in motion of God preserving His Word.
Originally posted by resistance
God hasn't stopped working, and God certainly hasn't forgotten about His Word. God's Word will endure forever in Heaven, and right now here on earth we have it.
In the beginning was the Word, and the Word was with God, and the Word was God. - John 1:1
And the Word became flesh and dwelt among us, and we beheld His glory, the glory as of the only begotten of the Father, full of grace and truth. - John 1:14
Originally posted by GameSetMatch
King James Version 1611
All the other versions are poorly writen books I do not even concerder them a Bible.
NIV is the most popular one that I see; its twisted truths and removal of scripture is disturbing.
Originally posted by df1
It seems that we have many Words of God just within the christain faith without the need to consider any other religions.
New International Version
New American Standard Bible
The Message
Amplified Bible
New Living Translation
King James Version
English Standard Version
Contemporary English Version
New King James Version
21st Century King James Version
American Standard Version
Young's Literal Translation
Darby Translation
New Life Version
Holman Christian Standard Bible
New International Reader's Version
Wycliffe New Testament
Worldwide English (New Testament)
New International Version
This list is not all inclusive, so feel free to add your own personal choice.
Are all of these bibles the Word of God?
Is one bible more the Word of God than another?
Are some of these bibles the work of the devil?
Will a christian go to hell for using the bible?
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Originally posted by fritz
Will somebody please, please, please explain this New Testament business to me?
It does not exist in the original writings and in the original texts. This modern take on the Old Testament was something to do with and dreamed up to lessen the fire and brimstone effect of the Old Testament.
Nobody seems to be able to answer my original question. What, IYO, is the Bible?