Why Does the Bible Mention Unicorns?
Creation Liberty Evangelism · Christopher J.E. Johnson
May 2011 · Creation Liberty Evangelism
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The fairy tale lore of the one-horned horse is a modern-day concept of a unicorn. Find out about the real-life unicorn the Bible talks about.
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Notyur Bizniz
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October 25, 2015
The modern day concept of the unicorn is older than the KJV. They knew what rhinos were in 1611 so they weren't confusing the two when they put the word unicorn in the KJV. They erred. They also erred when they put the word satyr in the KJV. The KJV is convicted of over 20,000 errors. That's why scholars corrected it with revisions over the years. Discoveries since 1611 have greatly improved understanding of the ancient languages and cultures that produced the Bible and have resulted in better Bibles.
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kelly engle
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December 17, 2017
This is just what my grandson needs he's going to love it thank you so much
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July 8, 2017
KJV only derangement syndrome tainted.
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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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