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• The KJV's unmatched heritage .
• BECAUSE OF THE KJV'S UNMATCHED HERITAGE (from Tyndale to 1611).
• -- 1st printed Bible in English.
• -- the most important name in the history of the English Bible and one of most important in history of the English people.
• -- He conducted private Bible studies with some of the students at OxforcL and at Cambridge.
• -- He yearned to see the Scriptures translated into English directly from the original Hebrew and Greek and to see the English Bible printed and made available to the common man.
• -- people could not read Latin and even the priests were ignorant: During one test of a group of priests in the early 1500s, 9 did not know how many commandments there were and 33 did not know where they were in the Bible and 34 did not know the author of the Lord?s Prayer!.
• -- Tyndale quickly learned, though, that he would receive no help from English church authorities and that no English printer would dare to print the forbidden vernacular translation of the Bible. ...
• -- the original prologue printed at Cologne was not included with the completed New Testament, but was printed separated as a doctrinal tract "The Pathway to Holy Scripture": It has three parts: (1) It explains why the Bible should be translated into common languages. ...
• But above all, I entreat and beseech your clemency to be urgent with the Procureur that he may kindly permit me to have my Hebrew Bible, Hebrew Grammar, and Hebrew Dictionary, that I may spend my time with that study.
• Though we have no evidence that King Henry VIII was ever converted, we do know that he was convinced by his Vicar General Thomas Cromwell to authorize the printing of the Matthew's Bible just months after the death of Tyndale.
• The Matthew's Bible (edited anonymously by John Rogers. ...
• In fact, the Matthew's Bible even featured a prologue to the book of Romans written by Tyndale.
• This Bible also had the initials of Tyndale nearly two and a half inches high, at the end of Malachi.
• Thus, by God's sovereign hand, the fickle king unknowingly authorized the publication of the very Bible he had so hated and persecuted. ...
• Tyndale's translation was the basis for several revisions, including the Cöverdale Bible, the Matthew's Bible, the Great Bible, the Bishop's Bible, the Geneva Bible, culminating, finally, in the King James Bible of 1611.

• Having seen History of Bible translation, I am reaching the opinion that it may be better to start over entirely than to salvage much of McAfee. ...
• The King James Version of the Bible article has also has had a lot of panegyric added to it, that reads like it is from the same or a similar source. Most of the information in the McAfee text is also available in somewhat more digestible forms in the various articles on individual Bible versions; there are separate articles on Great Bible - Geneva Bible - Bishops' Bible and so forth. ...
• I had the idea of putting together a Timeline of English Bible translations or something similar, and treating at least the main sequence of published English Reformation era Bibles as a sequence similar to the ones that exist for kings and emperors, and with a table directing readers to others. ... It may be desirable to distinguish projects like the RSV and NKJV that have in some sense been "forked" from the KJV tradition, with new versions like the NIV, the Living Bible lineage, and so forth. ...
• and the Bible is in something over 300 languages, isn't it? Probably many more. I suppose if we move it to History of Bible translations in English or something like it, it would be serviceable. ...

• How to study the Bible   1 Thessalonians 2:13   For this cause also thank we God without ceasing, because, when ye received the word of God which ye heard of us, ye received it not as the word of men, but as it is in truth, the word of God, which effectually worketh also in you that believe. ...      I was once  in a church in between the church services and there on an empty bench  was lying a well used Bible, that someone had left, as I picked up the Bible the anointing of the Spirit of God leapt out of the pages, to my surprise. I asked God what was so special about this Bible. ... Can the same be said of your own Bible and of your dwelling place? .
• The Bible ought then to be studied as no other book is. ...
• Many people are concerned about the right way to have a Bible devotional, about the right way to study the Bible. ... they get confused in the semantics and forget the most important thing firstly is to personally read the Bible, to have personal daily devotional, to personally study it just where you are even  just as you are. ... So eat your Bible daily and mature in the process.
• (Mat 4:4 KJV)  But he answered and said, It is written, Man shall not live by bread alone, but by every word that proceedeth out of the mouth of God.
• How to have a good Bible devotional.
• William Lyon Phelps, the noted educator, once declared that a personal  knowledge of the Bible without a college education is worth more than a college education without a knowledge of the Bible.     A true daily Bible devotional includes Personally Discovering the Word,  Responding in Prayer,  and also Applying the Word. And all you need first  is only a Bible, even multiple versions of the Bible. The bare minimums, in my opinion, are firstly  the  the King James Version (KJV), the New International Version (NIV), and the New King James Version (NKJV),  the living Bible (TLB) for a start.   A person must be first  "Born from above", regenerated by the Holy Spirit in order to NEXT  to fully understand the Bible and it's many hidden turths  for the interpreter the Holy Spirit himself leads his own people. ...   Firstly the Bible still is its own best teacher but it has to be read, studied, meditated upon personally  first. ...     The Bible is not arranged like an encyclopedia rather like a topical reference manual. ... and not overnight!!   Also do remember when reading the Bible the verses and chapter breaks are placed in the scriptures by man. ...   Start reading the Bible with the New Testament- Jesus always is the central theme of the Bible. ...

• The confusion of church and state is a central theme of the Anabaptist view of the Great Apostasy, and of their consequent assertion during the Protestant Reformation that the churches of Catholic Europe were in need not of reform, but of radical re-establishment based on the Bible alone. ...
• Paul in one of his Epistles warned the Greek congregations about being too clever by half with the contents of the Bible. ...
• This Protestant view is that people are naturally inclined to elevate tradition to equality with the written testimony of the Bible, which is the word of God. ... The Hebrew Bible contains multiple episodes of backsliding by the very people who first received God's revelation; to the Protestant mind, this shows that teaching the Gospel is a straight and narrow path, one that requires that natural religion be held in check and that God's grace, holiness, and otherness be rigorously proclaimed. ...
• They affirm that there shall be times when errors shall predominate, as they believe is foretold in the Bible. ...
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• God's grace preserved the true teachings and the Bible intact despite the corruption of those who were supposed to be official spokesmen for Christendom. ...
• The idea of setting aside specific places as holy, treating certain items used in the worship of God with reverence, all go back to the Hebrew Temple worship, and to the visions the Bible records of what worship in Heaven looks like, not just to pagan ideas about "mana". ...
• The Geneva Bible (1599), annotations of "Fr. ...

• This is not a line by line commentary of the Bible,.
• The names of God in the Bible are very meaningful, because they let us know how God is.
• salvation, is the most inclusive word of the Bible, its meaning, 11m, Chapter III; s. ...
• Steps with the Bible," as a service for their visitors. ... Its purpose is to provide a means to understand the message of the Bible, and make it available to anybody using the Internet. ...
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• Commenting on the use of the word 'hell' in Bible translation, Collier's Encyclopedia (1986, Vol. ...
• The KJV and NIV translators gave this specific Greek word the English equivalent, "hell. ... The KJV and NIV translators gave this specific Greek word the English equivalent, "hell. ... The KJV and NIV translators gave this specific Greek word the English equivalent, "hell. ...
• Priddy goes on to point out that if a Christian says that someone is in "Hell", that "is a terrible lack of information", because many versions of the Bible indiscriminately use the word "Hell" to describe three different places. ...

• A Reply To: Edwin Jardinel's WHY I USE AND PREACH FROM KJV BIBLE .
• The KJV has "thou shalt preserve them" while the NIV has "you will keep us safe. ... " The KJV translators realized this, and in the 1611 edition, they put these words in the footnote: "Heb. ... Reply: The reading in the KJV may have the support of most of the later Greek manuscripts, but the oldest manuscripts, the Ante-Nicene Fathers, and even the scriptures cited during the Trinitarian controvery surrounding the Nicene Council did not have this scripture at their disposal. ...
• KJV Reading     Major English Versions that  .
• do not Support the KJV Reading.
• Douay - Rheims Bible.
• Rotherham's Emphasized Bible.
• New American Standard Bible.
• New English Bible.
• Good News Bible.
• Jerusalem Bible.
• New American Bible.
• Bible in Living English.
• International English Bible.
• Holman Christian Standard Bible.

•    Now to the later we answere: that wee doe not deny, nay wee affirme and auow, that the very meanest translation of the Bible in English, set foorth by men of our profession (for wee haue seene none of theirs of the whole Bible as yet) containeth the word of God, nay, is the word of God. ...
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• Ecclesiastes is a book of the Bible's Old Testament. ...
• See also Bible, Tanakh. ...

• " (KJV) Rastas interpret this as meaning she conceived his child. ...
• Rastafarians use a version of the Bible called the Holy Piby and believe that the more standard translations of its contents represent changes created by the racist white power structure. ...
• One of the two major modern sects, the Twelve Tribes of Israel, have specifically condemned all types of racism, and declared that the teachings of the Bible are the route to spiritual liberation for people of any racial or ethnic background. ...

• According to the Bible, both Sodom and Gomorrah (called as a group The Cities on the Plain) were destroyed by God for their sins. ...
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• For whatever reason, the classical Jewish views on Sodom are unknown, and Christian Bible readers focus (Jews might say excessively) on homosexuality. ...

• "Christians and Jews both consider the first 39 books of the Bible to be the word of God. " What about Muslims? I know Muslims consider Jesus and Abraham prophets (or something like prophets, no?), but do they consider the Bible (any part of it) to be holy scripture, i. ...
• Muslims believe that the ENTIRE Hebrew Bible (the Tanach) as well as the entire New Testament, have been deliberately altered and distorted by the rabbis and priests. ... As far as I have been able to ascertain, there is not a single book of the Bible (Old Testament or New Testament) that Muslims consider canonical and holy. ...
• Some of the early books of the bible appear in slightly different form in the Quran. ...
• Nope; some of the earlt *stories* of the Bible appear in the Quran; but the Old Testament books are held to be corrupt and un-useful. ...
• " LDS maintain that their religion is consistent with the Christians of the first century as laid out in the Bible. ...
• It may be nice to point out that from its point of view, the LDS church is a divinely appointed restoration of the original Christian church found in the Bible. ...
• In Orthodoxy at least, and probably in Catholicism, the Bible is the most authoritative part of Tradition, not something separate, because it was also handed down to us. ...
• Here is an excerpt of the LDS Bible Dictionary's entry for canon: "No doubt many writings, of both Old and New Testament times, have been lost, and perhaps even willfully destroyed (see Lost Books). ...
• My 2 cents worth: The LDS use the King James Version of the Bible. ... with a twist; its footnotes document J Smith's retranslation of the Bible. ... For instance, although in JS' translation, he stated that the Songs of Solomon were not (prophetically) inspired, that book remains in the LDS KJV of the Bible with a footnote of JS' declaration. JS did state that the apocrypha contained useful utterances and I suppose that if he had lived long enough he would have moved on to consider other sciptures outside of the KJV. JS also stated that an earlier German translation of the Bible was more accurate than the KJV, but since most members were English speaking, the KJV was used. The point here is that the KJV is used because it is common ground, it's merely a starting point. ... One of the LDS Articles of Faith is that the Bible is true only so far as it is translated correctly. More widely this principal is to be taken as it is possible that whole books of the (KJV) Bible are bogus, not authentic, false, etc. ...

• 2 Ideas of grace in the Hebrew Bible:.
• Ideas of grace in the Hebrew Bible:.
• While a single word rendered into English as grace is not strictly speaking present in the Hebrew Bible, a number of concepts used to describe God in Biblical-era Judaism are forerunners to the Christian concept of grace. ...
• The core concept here centers around the faithfulness and forbearance needed to make the covenant relationship continue, despite the several incidents of backsliding by the covenant people to which the Hebrew Bible bears witness. ...
• 20:15-16 (KJV) .
• Ephesians 2:8-9 (KJV) For St Paul, salvation, like the wages of the labourers in the parable, is God's gift at God's sole prerogative. ...

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• Our purpose is presenting the truth and exposing error with the light of the Word of God, with emphasis on The King James Bible, prophecy and Christian music. We stand on the sole authority of the King James Bible (AV 1611). ...
• SHOCKER: The NIV Teen Study Bible Frequently we receive emails or phone calls asking our opinion on the various "teen" Study Bibles. Zondervan's NIV Teen Study Bible is the number one selling teen Study Bible, boasting of over one million copies sold. What we found lurking in the NIV Teen Study Bible is hard to believe! We also compare, rate and select the Best Teen Bible. ...
• Revolve Blable The latest Bible PERversion is the Revolve "fashion magazine" NCV New Testament from Thomas Nelson. ...
• How to Spot a Counterfeit Bible? Many people write and ask about a certain version of the Bible. ...
• The NCV is also the same base translation as the very popular International Children's Bible. ...
• Ronald and Reagan and the King James Bible A transcript of one of Ronald Reagan's famous radio adresses. In this address, Ronald Reagan, the great orator, eloquently gives his thoughts on the "Good News Bible" (also called the Good News for Modern Man and Today's English Version) in comparison to the Authorized Version or the King James Bible. ...
• The Good News Babel A detailed analysis of the Good News Bible (a. ... In some countries, it is still the number one selling Bible. ...
• Yes, Virginia There is a Hell A Bible Believers version of the famous editorial "Yes, Virginia There is a Santa Claus", written by Francis P. ...
• Is "Easter" in Acts 12:4 an error in the King James Bible? This article documents irrefutable proof for the FACT the King James Bible is the EXACT words of God. ...
• Are You Washed in the Blood? Not according to the NIV, NASV, RSV, NRSV, CEV, NCV, and the other legions of new Bible Versions! This is a shocker! .

• Translation: "Lord, Lord, Why have you forsaken me?" or "My God, my God, why hast thou forsaken me?" (KJV) .
• Gutenberg eText of the King James Version of the Holy Bible recognized as one of the most beautiful but not necessarily perfect translations by most Protestant denominations .
• Gutenberg eText of a "Douay-Rheims" version of the Holy Bible such as is recommended by Roman Catholic authorities. ...

• Counter-example to your statement that no great work has ever been created by a committee, Lee: The King James version of the Bible. ...
• I do, by the way, concede your points that the KJV Bible is a marvellous work by committee, and that an encyclopedia project is inherently more distributable than a piece of software. The "vision" of the KJV, though, was already constrained by the nature of the project, so it would have been difficult for too many differences to arise there. ...

• Interesting point he makes about the two plurals of fish, two or more fish species is fishes, but two or more fish is fish (except in the Bible). ...
• ) --Brion 02:57 Jan 24, 2003 (UTC) I regard people/peoples as the same linguistically as fish/fishes, probably from my (long-gone) days of reading the KJV of the Bible. ...
• First I will have to find my Bible. ...

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• Join Now!Protestants Idiots believe KJV Bible Inspired.
• > There are some Protestant idiots who believe the the KING JAMES > TRANSLATION of the Bible is inspired. See the following quote and > laugh: (Note the last three lines) > > We hold that the Bible, the Holy Word. ...
• There are some Protestant idiots who believe the the KING JAMES TRANSLATION of the Bible is inspired. See the following quote and laugh: (Note the last three lines) We hold that the Bible, the Holy Word. ...
• com (Shan) wrote: >There are some Protestant idiots who believe the the KING JAMES >TRANSLATION of the Bible is inspired. See the following quote and >laugh: (Note the last three lines) > >We hold that the Bible, the Holy Word. ...
• com (Shan) wrote: > > >There are some Protestant idiots who believe the the KING JAMES > >TRANSLATION of the Bible is inspired. See the following quote and > >laugh: (Note the last three lines) > > > >We hold that the Bible, the Holy Word. ... ****** > > > >Can there be any dumber people? Well, funny thing, King James was gay, and many of the KJV cultists are very upset about gay people. ...
• Shan wrote: > There are some Protestant idiots who believe the the KING JAMES > TRANSLATION of the Bible is inspired. See the following quote and > laugh: (Note the last three lines) > > We hold that the Bible, the Holy Word. ...
• > > There are some Protestant idiots who believe the the KING JAMES > > TRANSLATION of the Bible is inspired. See the following quote and > > laugh: (Note the last three lines) > > > > We hold that the Bible, the Holy Word. ...
• com (Shan) wrote: > > > > >There are some Protestant idiots who believe the the KING JAMES > > >TRANSLATION of the Bible is inspired. See the following quote and > > >laugh: (Note the last three lines) > > > > > >We hold that the Bible, the Holy Word. ... ****** > > > > > >Can there be any dumber people? > > Well, funny thing, King James was gay, and many of the KJV cultists > are very upset about gay people. ... It seems that many of the bible-thumpers who get the most upset at gay people, have repressed same-sex attraction. ...

• Genesis 2:17 is a key Bible verse for discussions about the fall of man. ...
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• Colossians 3:16-17 KJV.
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• KJV Archive.

• The reference to John 10:38 makes no sense to me in that vein, and the other reference uses the translation "believe" or "belief" instead of "faith" in both the NET Bible and the KJV. ...

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• WHICH SPANISH BIBLE IS CORRECT? By Jeff McArdle. Learn why the 1865 Spanish Bible is the most trustworthy. ...
• BELIEVERS BEWARE OF COUNTERFEIT KING JAMES BIBLES A thorough critique of various Bible publishers who have changed the text of the King James Bible. The article contains an excellent checklist for those wishing to purchase a faithful KJV. See if your Bible has been changed.
• KING JAMES BIBLE STATISTICS The most current research on word counts and stats, and analysis of the middle words of the KJV.
• THE NIV TEEN STUDY BIBLE By Terry Watkins. A popular teen study bible is exposed for its ungodliness.
• This verse-by-verse comparison shows that the 1865 Cipriano de Valera is the superior Spanish Bible and that the 1909 and 1960 Reina-Valera Spanish bibles are not to be trusted.
• CHANGES AMERICAN PUBLISHERS ARE MAKING IN THE KING JAMES BIBLE American publishers are taking liberties with the text of the King James Bible. ...
• Logsdon was an early supporter of the New American Standard Bible which was published by his good friend, Franklin Dewey Lockman, of the Lockman Foundation. ...

• God is not shown to correspond to the God of the Bible. ... " (KJV, Exodus 34:7) Is that a positive property? Remember, if the property is positive for God, it is positive for each of us too. ...
• This sounds like it should be two separate statements, with "God is not shown to correspond to the God of the Bible. ...

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