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Discerning the Truth about the KJV

Name: Discerning the Truth about the KJV
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Author: Rick Norris
ISBN: 9798230357797

by Rick Norris

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Publisher: Rick Norris
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For students of the Bible and history

Examines claims about the King James Version

Deepen your understanding of biblical texts

A thorough, scripture-based analysis exploring the history and common claims surrounding the King James Version.

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This is a guidebook presenting a scripturally-based examination of many KJV-only claims concerning the King James Version of the Bible. This is a KJV-based consideration of the leading claims and arguments gleaned from over 200 KJV-only books. Verifiable facts from the pre-1611 English Bibles and from many editions of the KJV are also presented. Non-true claims for the KJV are exposed and answered. It is demonstrated that the doctrine of truth taught in the KJV does not lead to a modern KJV-only view. The case for a modern KJV-only view is flawed and non-scriptural.