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Whilst the NIV has fewer words that the King James, the King James is a translation of texts with about 340,000 fewer words. I don't criticize the KJV on this basis, just the word count argument against the NIV. - its misleading

Review: an attack on Christians from another country living in another time, with some differing Christian beliefs (to me and the speaker).

At no point is the there any real attempt to explain how W and H approached their task and why. Its just branded 'a theory.' This makes any subsequent eval...

A diatribe. A number of Westcott quotes are given and these are very quickly followed by an assertion about what he is saying which can by no means be so certain from such limited analysis. Includes a number of 'guilt by association' type arguments, and brands him a socialist for engaging in iss...

The bit about computers and "maybe our names are written in the Bible" is quite telling. Even if this doesn't immediately strike you as nuts, it happens to amount to an attack on any non-Hebrew version.

Regarding the jots mentioned (actually these corresponded the letter Y) :The KJV removes all the Hebrew letter jots in its use of English words. Furthermore, since the Hebrew and Greek words originally used had semantic ranges and nuances that did not directly correspond to English equivalents, s...

Hmm. The KJV was sponsored by a dodgy King, who wanted to suppress the puritan's Geneva Bible and replace it with something more episcopalian. In as much as this is a weak argument for undermining it, it is not entirely dissimilar to the line of argument in this video.

@streetpreacher1611 So if these Greek text difference are as significant as you state, where is the doctrinal fallout? I've never head anyone claim that the doctrine of the Trinity should be altered because of many manuscripts leave out part of 1 John 5:7. You should be very careful about accusin...

In what sense do you mean that the codices Sinaiticus and Vaticanus were written in Classical Greek?

The written right to left point is a bit weak. If it didn't mean on the front and the back (as you say - unusual) why does the John mention it ? The 2nd point about dalet and resh makes a stronger case. I'm afraid I don't follow the Allelouia point (I do of course agree that it is a Hebrew word...

Also, since this is generally a polemic against use of force by police in Britain, would the presenters agree that US police shoot and kill about 200 times more often than their British counterparts, and that almost any other country's officers policing a protest like this would be each carrying ...