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[Re: Why is the KJV Bible better than modern translations?]

The "proof is in the pudding." The KJV has produced more fruit than all the other versions combined. All your great revivals have ended in America since the new version came out. Except for Sunday and Graham who both used KJVs. (We'll, Graham was quoted once as saying, "When I want results I use the KJV").

The men behind the translation. Though the may have not all been straight doctrinally they were some of the holiest and God-fearing men. And they were very, very intelligent. Many of your new versions were had unsaved reprobates and perverts TRANSLATING the bible. (Whatever may be said about King James, whether true or false, he DID NOT TRANSLATE the KJV).

The KJV is the only version that claims preservation and has supporters who claim it is pure and without error. You will not find this with any other English version that I know off.

Finally, though lazy Christians claim it is hard to READ it has been scientifically proven to be the easiest version to UNDERSTAND. There is something about the King's English that is very clear and to the point. The English launguage was at its best at this time in history.

Wilchbla, Online Baptist 69 Comments [1/3/2011 5:45:20 AM]
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#1240595
COVIZAPIBETEFOKY

lol, last one = "it's dumbed down enough for me!"

1/3/2011 6:11:02 AM

#1240602


it has been scientifically proven to be the easiest version to UNDERSTAND

No, it hasn't. Citations or it never happened.

1/3/2011 6:22:34 AM

#1240604
JonathanE

I submit that the KJV is what is behind the homosexual agenda, so rampant in today's world. How else can you explain it?

P.S.
The "begs the question" question comes up, though. If all the other translations before the KJV were flawed, and the KJV used them as sources, the question WHAT THE FUCK? comes to mind.

1/3/2011 6:24:32 AM

#1240613
pete

Sigh...

1/3/2011 6:34:34 AM

#1240617
B K

The version that was created and edited specifically to push a political agenda is the most accurate? And proven scentifically to be the easiest to understand?which study concluded thus, and what were it's parameters?

1/3/2011 6:43:59 AM

#1240618
John_in_Oz

Also, it contains 50% more fiction than other leading holy books.

1/3/2011 6:46:42 AM

#1240627
louislois

"The English launguage was at its best at this time in history"

I pray, we shouldst pillory this wench for corrupting the humors by writing in this strange and different modern speeche!

1/3/2011 6:55:57 AM

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Doubting Thomas

Though the may have not all been straight doctrinally they were some of the holiest and God-fearing men.

How the hell do you know? Nobody knows for sure exactly who translated the KJV, so how can you say they were holy?

The fact is that most fundamentalists insist on people reading the KJV so that their fellow Christians won't understand what they're reading. This helps the fundies claim that certain passages don't really mean what they appear to mean, but instead mean something completely different. You're just misunderstanding it. And of course they'll tell you what different passages mean and why.

1/3/2011 7:05:37 AM

#1240636
aaa

I find your reasoning quite hilarious.

1/3/2011 7:12:15 AM

#1240637
Doctor Whom

Would it have been too much for an omnipotent and omnibenevolent God to make sure that each language has only one version of the Bible? You'd almost think that God either doesn't exist or doesn't care what we believe.

1/3/2011 7:13:02 AM

#1240638
Raised by Horses

"The English launguage was at its best at this time in history."

Which is why you try your best to maim and strangle every English word and phrase you come across.

1/3/2011 7:13:47 AM

#1240642
C_V


actually, the phrase is "The proof of the pudding is in the eating" - and no matter which version you use, your holy bibble still tastes like shit.

1/3/2011 7:19:13 AM

#1240644
Creedence Leonore Gielgud

"(Whatever may be said about King James, whether true or false, he DID NOT TRANSLATE the KJV)."

Huh! I'm surprised you realize that. As they say, retarded clock is still right twice a day.

1/3/2011 7:21:04 AM

#1240664
navelgazer

Fun Fact:

King James was gay.

Now you know.

1/3/2011 7:48:53 AM

#1240666
shadkat

"The KJV is the only version that claims preservation and has supporters who claim it is pure and without error. You will not find this with any other English version that I know off."

Uh...And who gets to make this claim? Well, who gets to make this claim without a very obvious bias? I'm sure the readers of the NIV or whatever, read that because they think it is pure and without error, otherwise they wouldn't really bother now, would they?

1/3/2011 7:52:12 AM

#1240669
Jezebel's Evil Sister

"...The KJV has produced more fruit than all the other versions combined. ..."

And a lot of nuts, as well.

1/3/2011 8:01:50 AM

#1240671
nazani14

the men behind the translation- they may not all have been straight... and they were very, very intelligent!

http://images.cheezburger.com/imagestore/2010/10/25/5e222bc7-890b-491c-8c55-88a5a9480a68.jpg

1/3/2011 8:04:54 AM

#1240674


Anon-e-moose

"Many of your new versions were had unsaved reprobates and perverts TRANSLATING the bible. (Whatever may be said about King James, whether true or false, he DID NOT TRANSLATE the KJV)."

But he did authorise it's creation - and made changes as & when he wanted. Oh, and proof that your Bible is perverted:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Personal_relationships_of_James_I_of_England

Methinks the lady doth protest too much. You fundies today project so much, you could make the IMAX format obsolete.

1/3/2011 8:08:03 AM

#1240676
TGRwulf

Yeah 'cause we all know that the hebrew people back in Abramic times spoke perfect English.

1/3/2011 8:10:45 AM

#1240677


I'm sure the readers of the NIV or whatever, read that because they think it is pure and without error, otherwise they wouldn't really bother now, would they?

Or that they think it has the fewest errors. Or that they actually understand it better than the KJV or other translations. Let’s not set up a false dichotomy here.

1/3/2011 8:16:20 AM

#1240683
John

The KJV was translated at the same time Shakespeare was writing his plays. I've never heard anyone claim Elizabethan English was easy for modern people to understand.

1/3/2011 8:30:31 AM

#1240687
Swede

I'm so thankful that no-one in Sweden today says we should use the Bible of King Gustav Vasa from 1540. It's barely readable; if I didn't recognize the Bible verses, I would probably not understand it at all. There's nothing clear or to the point about the Swedish "launguage" used for that Bible version, whatsoever.

Anyone who claims any text is pure and without error, is delusional.

1/3/2011 8:41:15 AM

#1240688
lisamariefan

If only we could send you in a time machine to go live back in your precious middle ages. >.<

1/3/2011 8:48:07 AM

#1240694


Meh. Try Wycliff.

1/3/2011 8:55:51 AM

#1240698
Berny

What the fuck would an American know about the King's English. They don't speak anything even remotely close to it.
As to the Bible, I'll go with the scholarly opinion that the KJV is by far the least accurate of all Scriptural translations. Thank you.

1/3/2011 9:04:37 AM
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