Wow, do you think so? (feigning dismay).Originally posted by BrianT:
Maybe the KJV is only "the word of God" in certain timezones.![]()
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Wow, do you think so? (feigning dismay).Originally posted by BrianT:
Maybe the KJV is only "the word of God" in certain timezones.![]()
Wow, do you think so? (feigning dismay).Originally posted by Refreshed:
</font><blockquote>quote:</font><hr />Originally posted by BrianT:
Maybe the KJV is only "the word of God" in certain timezones.![]()
Wow, do you think so? (feigning dismay).Originally posted by BrianT:
</font><blockquote>quote:</font><hr />Originally posted by Refreshed:
</font><blockquote>quote:</font><hr />Originally posted by BrianT:
Maybe the KJV is only "the word of God" in certain timezones.![]()
Darby's (1890), Webster's (1820), the ASV (1901), the BBE (1964), YLT (1898), the Hebrew Names Version, Weymouth (1913), WEB, and the Revised Webster's Bible (1995) are just a few of the modern English Bibles that are public domain.Originally posted by JYD:
The KJV is PUBLIC DOMAIN copy it as many times as you want(2 Tim 2:9);you cant say that about the ecumenical clap-trap of modern versions.
Those are some of the ***** words I have seen from you yet. The Geneva Bible IS here-- it does exist for anyone to read who can read English. And man had plenty to do with that translation or any translation.Originally posted by tyndale1946:
The KJV is here because it was meant to be here and Geneva was not and man had nothing to do with it
Being factual about the KJV is not bashing it. And opposing KJV-onlyism is not opposing the KJV.Originally posted by swordsman:
Why is so many trying to bash the KJV.
Paper doesn't bear fruit, people do.When God has another "version" that bears the fruit that the AV has, then you may have something.
In my opinion, if everyone used their Bible, regardless of version, the church would be much stronger.In my opinion if everyone used the KJV the church would be much stronger.
Darby's (1890), Webster's (1820), the ASV (1901), the BBE (1964), YLT (1898), the Hebrew Names Version, Weymouth (1913), WEB, and the Revised Webster's Bible (1995) are just a few of the modern English Bibles that are public domain.Originally posted by BrianT:
Originally posted by BrianTaper doesn't bear fruit, people do.
It is not the paper, The KJV is the Word of God in the English language, The Holy Spirit works with the Word and through the Word to produce fruit in and through people.
New versions...where is the fruit?
[ December 11, 2002, 04:07 PM: Message edited by: swordsman ]
Perhaps swordsman is simply noting the decline of pharisaic, narrowminded, anti-intelectual zealotry?Originally posted by BrianT:
You don't see any fruit today? You don't see the 20th century as the largest missionary work since the beginning of the church? You don't see churches and Bible schools growing in numbers, both here and abroad? You don't see more Christians in the world than ever before?
Why are so many trying to bash the KJV?? What did I miss. Can you please point out the post where someone is bashing the KJV?? Or perhaps define "bashing" for us so that we know what you are talking about.Originally posted by swordsman:
Why is so many trying to bash the KJV.
I think you would first have to prove that the RSV was bankrupt. Of course then, you would be disagreeing with the Holy Spirit and the KJV translators who said that the very meanest translation is the word of God. "Bankrupt" is an inappropriate term to use for God's inspired word. Restraint coupled with factual and reasonable argumentation would be the better approach to this discussion.Originally posted by JYD:
The ESV is nothing but a re-write of the bankrupt RSV;prove me wrong..
Originally posted by swordsman:
Fie!It is not the paper, The KJV is the Word of God in the English language,
The Holy Spirit works with the Word and through the Word to produce fruit in and through people.
The Holy Spirit does not need you or your Anglican Bible to produce anything.
New versions...where is the fruit?
In the produce section. Or do you want the oldest fruit they got?