Umm is it just me or is the King James bible full of typos and nonsensical words now? Go ahead and read it yourself if you have it, wtf is going on?
Umm is it just me or is the King James bible full of typos and nonsensical words now...
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Lincoln Johnson
Okay i'm scared OP. Please Lord come soon.
James King
Unfortunately the book is basically heresy now. Trust in God that He will save us.
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Lucas Torres
"Alway"? I don't remember word like that.
Thanks, truly bizarre.
Jacob Rivera
Sorry the video was denying the changes in the book, i just looked few minutes of it first
Michael Long
It's old English. Alway meant permanence. Always meant it had to be continually reaffirmed.
Caleb Taylor
stick to the ten commandments OP you
are not cut out for the bible.
Easton Nguyen
gee, it's almost like 16th century english sounds weird to a modern speaker, quite shocking
>american education
Sebastian Gonzalez
I only use the KJV and nothing in there is incomprehensible or full of typos. Modern bibles are written for the lowest common denominator and replace clear language with "smaller" words as large publishing houses are terrified their translations won't sell if it contains words larger than 4 syllables.
Logan Jones
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Ryan Richardson
Just gave my Gideons a quick run through and it seems fine. One thing I noticed is in Isiaah it mentions Wolf instead of Lion but im not too concerned with living in a simulation.
Dylan Miller
Gideon's is basically the NKJV if I am not mistaken. Look into sermins on the NKJV
Jonathan Sanchez
No, you’re just an illiterate hillbilly.
Julian Nguyen
It says bottles instead wineskins, the wine into old wineskins is like one of the most well known quotes in the bible and now in the good old KJV it's bottles. Explain that
Jackson Green
Son of Jacob is Judah, do why does it now say Judas in KJV?
Hudson Turner
The expression is “new wine in old bottles,” and a “bottle” can be made from a number of materials, including leather, which was a more common usage when the KJV was translated. Try hooked on phonics hillbilly.
Jace Myers
Shut up, kike. Spamming this crap in every threadm how many people are named "Judas" in the Bible?
Aaron Turner
Judas Iscariot, but must be (((pure coincidence))) right?
Ayden Ward
The problem is our use of English is becoming significantly different from the grammar and word usage of the King James bible. We're hitting the point of the same words having different definitions or imagery, and that creates widely different interpretations than what is assumed to be the original intent.
Benjamin Reed
Here is your guide to the bible.
KJV is the only true bible... but the Orthodox Study Bible is based and most recommended (because it uses the KJV translation mainly).
Angel Jones
Did Jeus die when he went to Z'ha'dum?
Evan Taylor
Read The Orthodox Study Bible or The Apostolic Bible Polyglot if you don’t want modern influence or heresy in your Bible.
Aaron Stewart
Also always choose a Septuagint based Bible and Interlinear is your safest bet.