what Bible do you read

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Sources I find highly suspect, even if they are supposedly older.

I personally do not see why the fact that a manuscript was found in a cave would make it any less valuable. I would think that the fact someone had gone to great trouble to preserve it in a cave would increase its value.

I agree. In times of stress, people tend to secrete away their most precious possessions.

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I note that the questions have not been answered.

Evidently there is only one KJVOer here belatedly willing to concede that Greek and Hebrew are important, which rather suggests that it is very far from nonsense to claim that those who use the KJV don't care about the Greek or Hebrew words.

It's more like most people are tired of the same old debate over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over again with the same results- nothing gained.

That's why I liked the OP: Which Bible do you read and why do you like it?

Simple.

t.

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I note that the questions have not been answered.

Evidently there is only one KJVOer here belatedly willing to concede that Greek and Hebrew are important, which rather suggests that it is very far from nonsense to claim that those who use the KJV don't care about the Greek or Hebrew words.

It's more like most people are tired of the same old debate over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over again with the same results- nothing gained.

A useful, spiritual gain has been made with every post, imv.