KJV only

[Linda]

Recently someone accused me of making fun of them for using the KJV Bible only. This never happened, and quite frankly, would be impossible since I also ONLY use KJV, so I would have no reason to ridicule anyone for that choice. In fact, I advise people to use the KJV only because every word in there is also found in the Strong's Concordance. That way you can research each word and see the true Hebrew and Greek meaning. So, if I were ever to question someone's choice of Bibles, it would be to question why they were NOT using the KJV.

[Denise Grande]

Thanks for suggesting this bible-- I will check it out. I like the fact it has a Strong's concordance included. Pardon my ignorance-- but isn't the sacred name YHVH? Also, why does the KJV have the name "Jehovah" in it? inquiring minds would like to know-- 

[Moshe Mayim]

Very sorry for my typo concerning the precious name of Yahushua in the post right below, I could not edit my comment after posting my comments. One other note: The Strong's concordance numbers are beside almost every word on the actual page so you do not have to be flipping back and forth to look them up.  Shalom.

[Moshe Mayim]

I own a copy of this bible and it is awesome. it has the strong's concordance numbers after almost all of the words in it and the dictionaries in the back. It is a high quality bible with the true names of YHWH and Yahiushua put back in and you will like it. It is now being printed for the 3rd edition so keep an eye out for it, you will like it.

http://yrm.org/bible/

[Moshe Mayim]

I read in the King James from 1978-2008. The only improvement would be to put the true name of YHWH God back into the bible from where it was removed in almost 7000 places. Check out this True Name KJV online bible.

http://yahushua.net/scriptures2/index.htm

[Linda]

Amen Denise!

[Denise Grande]

I as well only read from the KJV. I use the Strong's for clarification. It is a shame that religious organizations think they need to use a "watered down" version of the Word of God. It is an insult to me that they think that the bible (KJV) is too hard to understand and that people will not be interested in it. Pastors need to teach the Word of God in it's purity and simplicity. That is what the famine is about. (Amos 8:11)