MODERN BIBLE CORRUPTION
Seemingly minor changes can have a devastating affect on doctrine. Everything matters. This audio clip is from the 1611 Fellowship, June 14, 2023.
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I have to share a "Holy Spirit working" from this teaching. I always assumed "expose" was the proper meaning of Ephesians 5:11. I recently left an online effort that sought to expose evildoers based on this verse. I left because, after a while, it was hard for me to identify the fruit of this work. Were we adding brothers and sisters in Christ? Not that I could see. The information we shared was accurate but, despite the effort being led by Christians, the main focus always ended up being on the evildoers and their evil and not on Jesus Christ. Now I know why the fruit was not there . . because our understanding of the verse was wrong. The Holy Spirit and your teaching have greatly helped me to understand this error I pursued.
Reg might be worth to do something about all of the Ye, Yee, you thou, thy. Are there rules in the original language? Or can you point us to one of your books? Just a thought as I listened this Sunday. (here in Stralia)
Hi Terence, I haven't written a comprehensive itemization and explanation of all the pronouns in the 1611; however, I discuss certain critical passages in "Authorized, The Real 1611 King James Bible," and "Is Your Bible The Word of God?" The basic rule is: when addressing one person, use singular pronouns; when addressing groups, use plural pronouns; and, when addressing groups and individuals at the same time, use "you."