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"The Bible was originally published in 1611, written by man called King James."

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wonderfulgoy:

--- Quote from: MassuhDGoodName on December 12, 2006, 02:28:56 AM ---Wasn't King James a homo?
I seem to remember reading about how he was a total degenerate who wasn't Christian and had a full time boyfriend.
or...maybe that was Queen James?

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That kind of behaviour was always very common among the European aristocracies.

Centuries before 'globalization' as we know it, the aristocracies of various countries were thoroughly globalized and inter-married. 

Basically all of the evil forms of behaviour that are common among everyone today were common among the European elites for many centuries ... the bad behaviour, so to speak, has filtered down gradually to the masses over the years.

If you want to see what the common folk will be like in 100 years' time, observe their aristocracy.  So in Britain, if you look at the likes of Prince Charles, who is on the verge of converting to Islam, and his son Prince William, who wore a Nazi swastika to a toff's party, you see the urgent need for Jewish people to get out of Britain FAST.  Because Britain will be a Nazi-Muslim state by the end of this century ....

azrom:

--- Quote from: jeffguy on December 12, 2006, 12:57:39 AM ---The King James is not an accurate translation.

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I read the king james. What is the more accurate version?

Christian Zionist:
KJV was translated out of the traditional Massoretic text like any other translation.  All Bibilcal translations (both from Jewish and Christian) have their inaccuracies.

In our Christian circles Revised Standard Version is considered to be the closest translation to the Hebrew Tanak.

After the discovery of the Dead Sea Scrolls both Jewish and Christian scholars should come up with an accurate translation of the Bible.

Translators should also refer other ancient Bibles like Targum (Aramaic translation), Peshitha (Syriac language translation), Vulgate (Latin language) and Septuagint (Greek). 

I agree with Yacov that the Tanak available in Hebrew is the most accurate of all.  I wish I know Hebrew to study the mysteries of the Tanak, the acrostic Pslams and the style of Isaiah.

kahaneloyalist:
CZ, I'll be honest, the Christian "translations" are laughed at they are so poorly translated. The only translations that are worth anything are Jewish ones, which are based off of not just the Tanak but also the ancient Targums like Yerushalmi and Onkelos. The easiest to use is Artscroll but they are all pretty good.

KnightsofEurope:
I would recommend to all righteous Christians to mix your bible. Use the Hebrew Bible instead of the "Tanach" for your readings. And then get a separate copy of the Christian New Testament.

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