question concerning kjv

I see what you offer is the form of "easy believing" most common today and is damning millions to a Christless hell due to their never repenting of the sin with which the Holy Ghost first pricked their heart so they would see the need to believe in their heart and confess with their mouth. But what else does one expect that doesn't seem to undertsand what the KJB is except to offer his convoluted rationale to the unsuspecting.:tonofbricks:

You'll hear Ed talk about his disdain for the KJB's use of an Elizabethan prose along with its use of poetic graces as if the common reader cannot understand, but if you try following his words, you'll be left wanting and having to read between the lines while not really sure what he said.

Anyone knows which editions KJB we stand upon,( 1762 Cambridge/ 1769 Oxford) those which hold true to the 1611.

What you will see soon to follow is the dishonesty that these later editions were revisons of the text. It will be by those who promote other versions as if there was something wrong with the KJB.

 

Which one is it ? Can't be all of them together, simply because all the ones that aren't the KJB give different meanings and present compilations from corrupt manuscripts.:wavey:

 

You err limiting God to only one right Bible. You conflict yourself cause even you believe that two or more of the different KJVs are the KJB.

I believe by faith that God made lots of English language witnesses. I believe the Baptist Distinctive: the Doctrine of Soul Competency. We who will let God help us can figure out what God would tell us FROM ANY BIBLE, from several Bibles.

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I just leave Salamander to his musings.

 

Sort of like casting pearls before..... No, but it feels that way sometimes when it comes to beating this dead horse over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over...........................................................................................

 

I hope there was enough materila to help the OP.

Because we are not going down the same old road again.