KJB: 1611 or 1769?
Creation Liberty Evangelism · Christopher J.E. Johnson
Jun 2014 · Creation Liberty Evangelism
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The King James Bible had a revision in 1769, but it was not altered completely like the new-age versions.
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Queensue jesuseschild
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August 31, 2019
This tell you what and why the words and books of the Bible how we got them. It is very. Interesting to and learn. Yes the words are changed in the spelling not meaning. They didn't leave out vereses like the niv bible does and all the newer bibles we have today. If you are searching for truth of God read the KJV A that A is for authorized version. I have read a lot of different bibles there is not one like the KJV because God is on every page this Bible will convect you of your sins the others won't.
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Michael Young
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July 9, 2016
GIVES ME GREAT CONFIDENCE WITH WHAT IM READING.
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A Google user
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March 9, 2019
very imformative. Thank you
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Creation Liberty Evangelism began in 2009 from a desire to spread the Gospel of Jesus Christ and teach the truth of His Word. Today, CreationLiberty.com has a wide variety of videos, articles, and materials available on the topics of the Bible, history, science, and more. We hope to become a reliable source of information for continued study of God's Word, and truth behind the pagan religions and false prophets of this world.
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