How to teach your children to read and understand the King James Version of the Bible

Fr. John Whiteford's News, Comments, & Reflections ^ | 06-09-2017 | Fr. John Whiteford

[Drago]

On the lighter side:

http://babylonbee.com/news/preferred-pronouns-thouthine-explains-kjv-onlyist/

[ravenwolf]

ESV and NASV are two such versions.

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I have not gotten into them but i will take your word for it.

[ravenwolf]

The best possible scenario is to take the time to learn the NT Greek language ... then you can translate it yourself and interact with all the versions in print.

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I would hate to think what the scriptures would look like if i learned Greek and then translated it, unless i learned Greek much better than i have learned English in my almost 81 years.

That is the problem now, too many so called doctors of religion telling every one what the Bible says even if it don`t say it.

When people sees GPC in their dreams they seem to think it means go preach Christ, but what it really means is go plant corn.

[ravenwolf]

But all translations are just an opinion of what the Greek and Hebrew say so it is rather meaningless

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But there is such a thing as common sense, and we need to use that rather than put much faith in the so called doctors of religion, the teachers, masters, fathers, reverends, and every other big important tittle.