Deaf-Christian: "Easter" in KJV but "Passover" Geneva Bible 1599!?

[humbleness00]

Lowest classic .

[praiselordgrace]

@humbleness00, well done :)

[TheRegulator1984]

According to everything I'm finding online the Geneva bible also says "Easter".

[praiselordgrace]

@TheRegulator1984, I don't think so. I have Geneva Bible 1599 which is not Easter. Don't dare break on 9th commandment.

[TheRegulator1984]

@praiselordgrace I'm searching online,. I don't own one yet. I'm about to order one but the website I go to which has all the english translations says Easter in the Geneva bible...I didn't lie. Maybe they did, or you are....I dunno. LOL

[praiselordgrace]

@TheRegulator1984, if so...show me website. be carefully website may white lie to us.

[BrPouliot]

What you have said on the video is true, PASSOVER is the right English word. God in heaven had help reveal the truth to you. Easter was put in the KJV bible in vain to wrongly change Eastor/Eástre idea from the so called goddess Easter. I have a website which I like to share with viewer where it explain about the pagan goddess Easter that was put there in vain history along ago. JUST PLAIN TRUTHS .webs is the website to check out.

[praiselordgrace]

@BrPouliot, good to know. Some people said to me for Greek word Easter mean same on Passover, some said little not same because of pagan. We were debate 2 month ago. Show me website. Thanks for feedback.

[mrtheology1]

@BrPouliot

NOTHING WRONG WITH IT BECAUSE IN GREEK CAN BE USE IN NEW TESTAMENT

IN ACT 12:4 ONLY ONE TIME SAID EASTER GK" PASCHA" EITHERONE PASSOVER OR EASTER

[stevejsirois]

I know already

[stevejsirois]

you already told me so many time amen

[praiselordgrace]

@stevejsirois, haha! ok.

[Bobby2k4]

Jonathan, I'm not JW yet but I'm still examine the scriptures and studying..

[praiselordgrace]

@Bobby2k4, good! but question is Jesus is God and man?

[Bobby2k4]

You make good point.. You did good job!

In the early English versions this word was frequently used as the translation of the Greek pascha (the Passover). When the Authorized Version (1611) was formed, the word "passover" was used in all passages in which this word pascha occurred, except in Act 12:4. In the Revised Version the proper word, "passover," is always used.

[praiselordgrace]

@Bobby2k4, ok, as for King James Version the word a one have Easter, but another Bible, NIV, ESV, etc. they used Passover not Easter. it's very interest and you share with me this Greek word mean. thanks for defintion. BUT are you Jehovah's Witness?

[Bobby2k4]

@praiselordgrace yeah many Bible versions have word "Passover" but one of KJV has word "Easter." My family are fluently in Bengali language. I don't remember what is it bengali translated to english "Passover." My sister did read bible for bengali.. She said it is PASSOVER! wow...

[praiselordgrace]

@Bobby2k4, cool. my friend said, KJV's group confress that we are not perfect it.