From 1611 until our generation there was only one widely used Bible in the English speaking world. The King James Bible (KJV) became the Standard in the British empire upon which the sun never set, and in that language which is the primary vehicle of international discourse. It penetrated the world’s continents and brought multitudes to saving faith in Christ. It became the impetus of the great missionary movements. Through it, Christian workers heard and answered the call to

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Sometimes the false slander of having superstitious and cult-like worship of the KJV is put against KJVOnly people. Nothing like going to an extreme to knock those whom you disagree with. No one I know worships the KJV (except maybe Steven Anderson). It is also certainly better to have a reason for standing on a particular Bible than blindly accepting anything and everything that comes down the pike EXCEPT the KJV. The vast majority of KJVO advocates I have met base their rea

Many today make the argument that the NKJV is a good translation in the same vein as the King James Version (KJV), that it’s translated from the same text as the KJV, with merely an update on the few archaic words. We would like to show how both of these arguments are actual falsehoods propagated by the editors and translators, who have succeeded in deceiving professing believers on those two foundational points: (1) It's a good translation and a KJV (it’s not), and (2) It’s