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Spurgeon on the Revised Version
“For that Revised Version I have but little care as a general rule, holding it to be by no means an improvement upon our common Authorized Version. It is a useful thing to have it for private reference, but I … Continue reading
George Bernard Shaw & the KJV
A Living Legacy For nearly four hundred years, and throughout several revisions of its English form, the King James Bible has been deeply revered among the English-speaking people of the world. The precision of the translation for which it is … Continue reading
God’s book unto God’s people in a tongue which they can understand
“Therefore,blessed be they, and most honored be their name that break the ice, and give the onset upon that which helpeth forward to the saving of souls. Now what can be more available thereto than to deliver God’s book unto … Continue reading
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Tagged Brent Riggs, Fundamentalist, King James Only, KJVO Debate, New Testament Canon, Original, Scripture, Scriptures, Standard, TR, translation, Version Debate
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Relevance of the Canon
by William Kincaid The Canon issue is relevant because: 1. It is our DEFINITION of “Scriptures.” Every time you use the word “Scripture” (you know, like “KJVO is unscriptural,” etc.), you DEPEND upon CANON. Canon is the foundation. All other … Continue reading
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Tagged Bible, Canon, consenus, KJVO, New Testament Canon, Scripture, Standard, William Kincaid
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