This is an introduction to bible translation specifically for those who see no need to look outside of the King James version of the Bible. Heard the good news? https://rumble.com/vm9asu-the-gospel.html Scripture addressed in this video: Isaiah 40:8

With all the differing translations and manuscripts a good question is: where is God's word. I formerly had a belief about such a question that changed based on something I came across in the scriptures. Heard the good news? https://rumble.com/vm9asu-the-gospel.html Scriptures addressed in this video: Isaiah 40:8 Isaiah 61:1 Isaiah 61:2 Luke 4:14 Luke 4:15 Luke 4:16 Luke 4:17 Luke 4:18 Luke 4:19 Luke 4:20 John 10:35 1 Peter 1:23

John (aka Dean) Burgon authored a book called the Revision Revised. Since he is sometimes represented as believing in the perfection of a particular Bible this video goes into his book to clearly show what his beliefs were. Heard the good news? https://rumble.com/vm9asu-the-gospel.html

Some of my favorite quotes from the King James Version translators preface, considered in light of some King James Only beliefs. •Link to the translators preface: https://en.wikisource.org/wiki/Bible_(King_James)/Preface •Link to all the margine notes that were in the 1611 version: http://en.literaturabautista.com/exhaustive-listing-marginal-notes-1611-edition-king-james-bible Heard the good news? https://rumble.com/vm9asu-the-gospel.html

Luke 4:16-19 covers Jesus reading from Isaiah. However verses 18-19 do not match what is in Isaiah 61:1-2 (as in the KJV). Will Kinney subscribes to the King James Only belief while I do not, and this is our discussion regarding this section and some other side issues. Heard the good news? https://rumble.com/vm9asu-the-gospel.html

This is a conversation between myself and Will Kinney discussing the preservation of God's word, and expressing how we arrived at our conclusions. Heard the good news? https://rumble.com/vm9asu-the-gospel.html