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My Thoughts on the KJV

Discussion in 'Bible Versions & Translations' started by Salty, Jun 6, 2011.

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How I see the King James Bible

  1. I love the KJV, and should be the only version ever used

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  2. I love the KJV and should be the only version used by English speakers

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  3. It is a very good version, one that I normally use

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  4. Its an good version - I use it more than other versions

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  5. Its an acceptable version - I use it about the same as other versions

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  6. Its a fair version, I use it sometimes

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  7. Its a poor version, I hardly ever use it

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  8. Its a very poor version I never use it

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  9. Its a horrbile version, I refuse to use it

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  10. Other answer

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  1. revmwc

    revmwc Well-Known Member

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    Just to answer a few without a dictionary many of these are still used today such as we prevented them from going. She plaited her hair. We mined the Bdellium. We received the exacted (exactor) right amount. Most of these are very easy to understand if you have a good vocabulary. Maybe that is the problem since the bible isn't allowed in schools the vocabulary words many of us grew up knowing aren't taught anymore.
     
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  2. Mexdeaf

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    I have no problem with you, my sister.
     
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  3. Salty

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    Roger - "Bruit" is used twice in the OT - I thought that I might know what it means in context - but I did not. In fact, each time it was used, Strong's has a different reference # for it.

    Diamond
    First I want to apologize that I got you granddaughter mixed up with daughter. Sometimes my mind works faster that my typing. Also, I share you loss in not being able to see your granddaughter.

    Anyways, the tone of your response is that you appear to be KJO. I enjoy using the KJ - but I do use many others as well. The point of option one was that many believe to the point that you cannot be saved by reading any version except the KJV. Many Non-KJO people have a problem with that an other dictates of KJO.
    And there is no way, I accept the thinking that the KJ is on a 4th grade level. At a minium, it is 8-F/College level; and as one posted pointed out, different books do have seperate reading grade levels.
     
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    I respect the legacy of the KJV. But my problem is with KJVO.
     
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  5. Mexdeaf

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    Likewise. But KJVO's see any attempt to correct their as an attack on the KJV itself. However, as has been pointed out so clearly in a recently deceased thread, the worst enemies the KJV has are some KJVO'ers.
     
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    I've actually found I've enjoyed this discussion for the most part. It's been a thoughtful and thought provoking view into how some others here think.
     
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    here's a few more
    Canker a sore
    Clave ask the musician...it's a percussion instrument, they're thick wooden sticks with a slit in them. They're used in Caribbean music a lot
    Collop
    Bdellium a mineral
    Buckler a shield
    Mail
    Sackbut Ask a musician...a sackbut is trombone from the medieval days
    Euroclydon cyclone type storm
    Exactorone who exacts pyment
    Firkina measurement
    Lintel door post
    Glister
    Higgaion
    Knops
    Oblationan offering
    Offscouring
    Plaitingtwisting normally the hair
    Pressfat
    Flesh potsa pot where flesh is stored
    Sodden Fleshsoften flesh
    Quickit is effective
    Sith
    Unctiondesire
    Palmerworm locust
    Chamoisa type of cloth
    Strange Slips
    Peculiar peopleset apart people
    Parbar
    Outwent
    Nitre
    Minisheddeminished
    Mallowssoft
    Sky is lowering
    Latchet shoe fastening like a buckle
    Blains
    Daysmanday watchman
    Fetch a compass
    Let
    Rereward rear guard
    Preventstop
    Tabering
    Wen
     
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    HUH? Why did Jesus have 12 apostles? Why did He have 153 fish caught by the fishermen/apostles? None of those are divisible by 7 - I don't think that we can decide the right number just based on a theory of numerology. Heck, why didn't Jesus minister on earth for 7 years? Or be crucified in His 35th year? Makes no sense!
     
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  9. revmwc

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    12 = Governmental perfection thus only 12 not 13 as some claim.

    153 = 9 x 17
    9 = Finality or judgement 3 x 3 with 3 equal Divine perfection thus 9 means finality or judgement from a divine stand point
    17 = the perfection of Spiritual Order 7 = Spiritual perfection and 10 equals ordinal perfection this the perfection of Spiritual order

    7 x 5 = 35 thus Spiritual perfection x 5 =Grace Because of God's spiritual perfection and His Grace we receive salvation.

    If you know numerology it makes perfect sense. The edit for the post is in red
     
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    I have the NASB '77 and the update and both say 70, although there is a footnote that says "some manuscripts say 72". But the text has 70.

    I agree with you on the significance of numbers. I first learned about it from Adrian Rogers.
     
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    revmwc...

    Can you suggest some resources on Biblical numerology?

    ...Bob
     
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    E. W. Bullinger's book the Significance of Numbers is the one I studied although I am sure there are others, we are getting off track on this so maybe someone could start a thread on this subject.
     
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    Thanks. I will start a thread in the General Baptist Discussions section.

    ...Bob
     
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    All 4 deaf schools are closed in NY????? Why are they closed?
     
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    Didn't you hear? :)
     
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    Money. It's so stupid.



    Ba-dump-bump!
     
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  17. Askjo

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    Can't they move together in one place so this would save $$$.

    After deaf schools are closed, where will deaf students go?
     
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    You got 2 1/2 out of the 16 you answered correct (You got plaiting and peculiar people correct. Firkin is approximately 10 gallons. You get half a point for answering 'measurement'.)

    Bdellium is resin. Exactor is a measuring device, similar to a ruler.
     
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    They'll have to be mainstreamed.
     
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    Looked bruit up for you in my little Chick Publication archaic words booklet and it says, " report; rumor; sound; noise and gives Jer 10:22 as the reference verse
     
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