Looking at words in Colossians 2 and defining them using scripture. The four words are hid, beguile, spoil, and complete.
Looking at words in Colossians 2 and defining them using scripture. The four words are hid, beguile, spoil, and complete.
Almost all modern Bibles, including many King James Bibles, change the word “throughly” to “thoroughly” because, they say, it means the same thing. Throughly is just another archaic word that is no longer used, so they change it to thoroughly. But ‘thoroughly’ is also used in the King James Bible, so it is apparent that they deliberately chose to use throughly when…
The conclusion of why the King James translators may have chosen the different words when referring to the Holy Spirit or the Holy Ghost. Dave gives his take on why Ghost was chosen in the passages in which it was used. https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61586207050239 https://www.youtube.com/@GraceAliveMinistries
Dave detours into several subjects, beginning with what we all must assume to properly communicate with each other: 1. God exists 2. The Bible is true 3. Faith is required From there he talks about the process of studying the Bible, God’s faith and more topics that are of interest. https://www.youtube.com/@GraceAliveMinistries
This study sidesteps the main topic to look at other King James Bible word differences, such as ‘alway’ and ‘always’; ‘sometime’ and ‘sometimes’ before returning to the examination of why they sometimes used Holy Spirit and other times used Holy Ghost. https://www.youtube.com/@GraceAliveMinistries
This study begins to explore if there are identifiable differences between the way Holy Spirit and Holy Ghost are used in the King James Bible. The Greek word that is translated Spirit and Ghost are the same. Was there a purpose to when they chose Ghost over Spirit?
The King James Bibles is the only Bible that has the word: Calvary – with all the songs and churches with the name of Calvary in them, one would think it would be retained in modern Bibles. Easter – Modern Bibles change this to Passover, but the King James is correct – it couldn’t be Passover because the context was the days…
Dave gives the six top reasons he personally uses the King James Bible. The purpose of this is to develop a quick response whenever someone tells you that the KJV is outdated, archaic and hard to understand. Even if you don’t know all of the ins and outs of the manuscript controversies, knowing a few verses to go to and a few…
The importance of God’s Word is essential to any believer. Some verses everyone should be familiar with are: Psalms 138:2 – God magnifies His Word above His Name. Hebrews 4:12 – The Word of God is quick and powerful. We often spend more time defending God’s Word than we do using it. God’s Words are always more powerful than ours. I Thess.…
A Short History of the English Bible gives a very abbreviated history of where our English Bible came from and how it came to be corrupted. John Wycliffe first translated the Bible into the English language from the Latin Vulgate. William Tyndale was the first to begin translating the Bible into English using the original languages. He translated and published the New…