The case for the KJV and "Textus Receptus" Part 4
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An awesome series on the source materials of our scriptures brother.
Recommended for ALL to view.
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@VeryImagesozo well said!
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@MrJeremymckinzey I am not anti-James White, nor do I disagree that the KJV is a translation. However, there are three possibilities when it comes to the Bible. (1) Man wrote it (Athiests argument) (2) God wrote it but did not preserve it and therefore it was lost when the originals were destroyed (Critical scholars argument: Reconstructionists) (3) God wrote and preserved it (Bible Believers argument: Preservationists). I am a preservationist. What are you?
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The KJV is a translation. The KJV is a translation. The KJV is a translation. You need to read The King James Only Controversy by James R. White. So you are telling us that if it is not the KJV then it is NOT the Word of God?! Right? So, what about translations into other languages? You will say it the Word of God for the English speaking people. So, what about the bible being translated into other languages for non speaking tribes and nations?
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I am a true believer in the KJV and the Textus Receptus
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I am a true believer in the KJV and the Textus Receptus
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people don't realize that the seed of Abraham had to be protected for Jesus to come about so many do not understand the battles of the Old Testament they also do not understand the angel view of Genesis 6 and nephilim being in the land in those times. After Jesus' death and resurrection there was no longer a need to battle and perserve any seed because Jesus had already came.
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Is this your pastor?
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Hey bro, this guy got pretty fired up, lol, love it.
Came back for a review.
The King James Bible is THE Word of God to the English-speaking people.
I believe that 100%.
Thanks for sharing this.
Kloudes 2 years ago 8
No worries my friend im glad it blessed you
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jinkyfc 2 years ago