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 10/25/10 2:43 PM |
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Scott McMahan wrote:
Expecting ordinary people to learn early modern English to read the Bible is, frankly, unrealistic. Give people a Bible in their own language! The KJV is important historically, but there are better better translations in the language we speak today I thought nowadays we were better "educated" than in previous centuries??? Yet the KJV has been in use for FOUR centuries, in church and sunday schools! Perhaps we are not as smart as we think we are?  "There are four great spiritual movements which colour the last four centuries - The Quakers, The Puritans, The Methodists and The Evangelicals.
All these movements had an immense influence in moulding and shaping the passing of these centuries. Many arguments might be ignited about Fox, about Owen, and the Puritans, about Whitefield and the Wesley brothers and about Spurgeon, the Second Evangelical Awakening and the birth of Modem Missions.
There is no argument, no dispute and no doubt that all these movements issued from the Bible and led the peoples involved back to the English Authorized Version." (Ian R.K.Paisley) |
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