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What’s wrong with the KJV only teaching? (in 500 words or less)

By Filings on Mon, 07/23/18
Bible, Theology & Philosophy
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“This phenomenon is very rare in South Africa, so most are unfamiliar with it, but it does rear its head from time to time. Here’s my attempt at a brief helpful reply.” - Cripplegate

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Bert Perry

NewTiny quibble

Mon, 07/23/18

The KJV is not “old English”, though it certainly appears that way to modern eyes, but rather “Jacobian” English. Old English would be what you would have heard in King Harold’s army at Hastings. Middle English would follow in the Middle Ages, and then with the Renaissance, you have the dawning of modern English.

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Andrew K

NewOr, from an English teacher's perspective...

Mon, 07/23/18

Beowulf = Old English

Chaucer = Middle English

Bible, Shakespeare = Early Modern English

Bieber, Justin = Contemporary Modern English

;)

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NewWaiting for the Bieber edition!

Mon, 07/23/18

[Andrew K]

Beowulf = Old English

Chaucer = Middle English

Bible, Shakespeare = Early Modern English

Bieber, Justin = Contemporary Modern English

;)

Waiting for the Bieber edition!

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NewIs the author of ....

Mon, 07/23/18

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New1599 Geneva

Mon, 07/23/18

I believe my 1599 Geneva is superior to the KJV!!!

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