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My topic description pretty much sums it up. Does anyone prefer the King James version or dislike it? Why?

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My topic description pretty much sums it up.  Does anyone prefer the King James version or dislike it?  Why?

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I would love to use the T/R whilst I do not have one, I am happy to have the KJV.


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I prefer the KJV but only because the one I have has a sentimental meaning to me as it was a gift from a loved one.

I plan on getting a new one soon but mainly for very large type.... :wub:


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I don't mind the KJV, but I wonder why some people feel the need to talk/write like that when they are talking about things spiritual? We're in the 21st century.If the Authors of the bible actually spoke like that I could understand it ... but ... huh? :wub:


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I don't use it hardly at all.

I like a Bible in a language I can read. :wub:


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I don't use it hardly at all.

I like a Bible in a language I can read.  :wub:

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I have no problem with KJV, been reading it since I have been able to read. That is the Bible I always knew and continue with it. Just recently, I got a NKJV Reference Bible, but the other versions can stay in the book stores.

Oh yeah, this is probably 50 years I have been reading it :wub:

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I have no problem with KJV, been reading it since I have been able to read.  That is the Bible I always knew and continue with it.  Just recently, I got a NKJV Reference Bible, but the other versions can stay in the book stores. 

Oh yeah, this is probably 50 years I have been reading it  :wub:

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I started with the KJV .....I didn't like the... thee's and thou's.

I used it up pretty much anyway.

So , I switched to the NKJV ...without the ...thee's and thou's.

Ready to buy another ...NKJV ...it is getting worn.

It's a whole lot better ...especially the Giant Print.

LOVE and PEACE to everyone, :wub:

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I have no problem with KJV, been reading it since I have been able to read.  That is the Bible I always knew and continue with it.  Just recently, I got a NKJV Reference Bible, but the other versions can stay in the book stores. 

Oh yeah, this is probably 50 years I have been reading it  :wub:

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Yup they can stay right on them shelves...

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