Maybe Im being simpleminded. It seems to me folks argue "editions" like arguing 1965 Mustang vs 2011 Mustang car models. Thats not proper nor meaningful in anyway. Just saying this edition of KJB is different from that edition...is a conclusion not an argument. James White and most others Ive heard pretty much just say that. and makes me tend to believe their arguments must be weak.
Personally, I don't understand much of your reasoning here. You critique White's bringing up the presence of various editions of the KJV-- and then detail that, yes, there are various editions. Then, at the end, you arbitrarily assert that the pure Cambridge edition is the right one. Why?
Basically, you deal with none of White's actual argument, opting rather to deal with one minor point which you resolve with an arbitrary, unsupported (in the film anyway) response. Is there more here?
(2) On the contrary, I honestly feel that the tenacious stand that KJVO take that the KJV is perfect down to the "to-day" vs "today" invites the claims that although the KJV is extremely accurate,it does contain variations that should be addressed.
When you make the claim that you are the "Fastest gun in the West" is that not inviting the challenge for someone to prove otherwise.
When a claim is made that the KJV is perfect, does that not invite those to say; "Wait a minute, what about...?
"That view denies God’s power, providence and promises."
Good afternoon Sir. I hope you are well. But, do we know that God's power and providence IS in Rev 16.5 KJV use of "Lord" and NOT in other version's use of "Holy one." Likewise with I John 5.7.
I do not feel that James White's defense and promotion of quality translations constitutes an attack on the KJV.
This video presents the bizarre idea that the KJV is somehow the utterly unchangeable and true Bible, and yet the KJV has a 1611 version (with MANY variants), a 1769 version, and has two major sub-sets (Oxford and Cambridge) which differ from each other. I thought the KJVO argument was that one ought to resist the 'modern versions' because they were so variable. The narrator of this post seems blissfully unaware of the inherent inconsistency in what he is pleased to call his argument.
One person commented (and I will not approve the comments because they contain false accusations) that James White does not attack the KJB, just KJBO. I think that James White's attempted criticisms of the KJB constitute an attack on the KJB itself, because he says that the KJB is wrong in places.
White's book promotes the wrong idea that "all translations are questionable because fallible men are working from imperfect manuscripts". That view denies God’s power, providence and promises.
People like White who attack the KJB I have to seriously question their salvation. Add to that, believing limited atonement and double predestination... The picture starts to become more clear. Doctrines of devils will warp your thinking!
Maybe Im being simpleminded. It seems to me folks argue "editions" like arguing 1965 Mustang vs 2011 Mustang car models. Thats not proper nor meaningful in anyway. Just saying this edition of KJB is different from that edition...is a conclusion not an argument. James White and most others Ive heard pretty much just say that. and makes me tend to believe their arguments must be weak.
tonysshadow 4 months ago
Personally, I don't understand much of your reasoning here. You critique White's bringing up the presence of various editions of the KJV-- and then detail that, yes, there are various editions. Then, at the end, you arbitrarily assert that the pure Cambridge edition is the right one. Why?
Basically, you deal with none of White's actual argument, opting rather to deal with one minor point which you resolve with an arbitrary, unsupported (in the film anyway) response. Is there more here?
IshMelamaid 11 months ago
@IshMelamaid
White is says that there is an Oxford and a Cambridge Edition of the KJB which are different. He is using this to imply that there is no standard.
I am briefly showing that there are many editions, including various from Oxford and from Cambridge, and that there is a standard one.
I do not go into the reasons for the Pure Cambridge Edition in this little video, but my website has plenty of further information.
bibleprotector 11 months ago
(2) On the contrary, I honestly feel that the tenacious stand that KJVO take that the KJV is perfect down to the "to-day" vs "today" invites the claims that although the KJV is extremely accurate,it does contain variations that should be addressed.
When you make the claim that you are the "Fastest gun in the West" is that not inviting the challenge for someone to prove otherwise.
When a claim is made that the KJV is perfect, does that not invite those to say; "Wait a minute, what about...?
mark0454 1 year ago
@mark0454 Spelling is not an issue like word changes. And if you advocate novel unauthorised word changes, then that is dangerous.
bibleprotector 4 months ago
"That view denies God’s power, providence and promises."
Good afternoon Sir. I hope you are well. But, do we know that God's power and providence IS in Rev 16.5 KJV use of "Lord" and NOT in other version's use of "Holy one." Likewise with I John 5.7.
I do not feel that James White's defense and promotion of quality translations constitutes an attack on the KJV.
cont..
mark0454 1 year ago
This video presents the bizarre idea that the KJV is somehow the utterly unchangeable and true Bible, and yet the KJV has a 1611 version (with MANY variants), a 1769 version, and has two major sub-sets (Oxford and Cambridge) which differ from each other. I thought the KJVO argument was that one ought to resist the 'modern versions' because they were so variable. The narrator of this post seems blissfully unaware of the inherent inconsistency in what he is pleased to call his argument.
curvalecce 1 year ago
@curvalecce I will suffer you this one comment.
The KJB text and translation is unchanged in all editions.
There are many editions, with plenty of tiny differences (e.g. editorial changes, copy editing changes, printing mistakes).
No difference in any normal edition really equates to a change in the underlying text and translation.
Therefore, there is no problem with the argument for the KJB.
bibleprotector 1 year ago
Those against the KJB will use all types of devilish reasoning to condone their point of view.
KJBman777 1 year ago
One person commented (and I will not approve the comments because they contain false accusations) that James White does not attack the KJB, just KJBO. I think that James White's attempted criticisms of the KJB constitute an attack on the KJB itself, because he says that the KJB is wrong in places.
White's book promotes the wrong idea that "all translations are questionable because fallible men are working from imperfect manuscripts". That view denies God’s power, providence and promises.
bibleprotector 1 year ago
Well said.
AnotherBrotherMark 1 year ago
Thank you for posting this. God bless you.
BloodBoughtChad 1 year ago
We are told to stand in sound doctrine for it can save you and the one who hears it.
This is what happens when you do not.....you attack the words of God.
Trust in Christ
Yetnotseen 1 year ago
People like White who attack the KJB I have to seriously question their salvation. Add to that, believing limited atonement and double predestination... The picture starts to become more clear. Doctrines of devils will warp your thinking!
talkingfortruth 1 year ago
Amen!
edwardpf123 1 year ago