Revelation717
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Therefore, not hardly means exactly! That is not what the person is trying to communicate, and therefore the meaning is changed because they used an improper method of forming a sentence.
And your advocating the new versions?
Tell us how you know that the person who used the phrase "not hardly" meant anything other than "exactly".
s9 57 23 42's train derailed before the first post was written. And from the looks of round 1 and the first post of round 2, s 983746352 hasn't even a clue as to debating style and tactics. I feel sorry for him/her and this will be a typical New Version scholar vs. unedumacated bible thumper that is the rave today.
I myself am a King James advocate for the simple fact that I have seen it's fruit and it is Wonderful, I have read it's message and it is Glorious and I have believed it's Author to whom I owe everything, to God be the glory in the highest.
As a high school drop out I found absolutely no difficulty with it's interpretation yet I find much turmoil with the words of the new versions, which thing ought not be. The slaves of the 17- 1800's were able to receive it's message just as the slaves today are still able to receive it's knowledge of the Lord Jesus Christ, even though they suffered bondage from their taskmasters they were able, through the simplicity found in the KJV, to be set free, for as the Lord thus saith.." If ye continue in my word, then are ye my disciples indeed;
Joh:8:32: And ye shall know the truth, and the truth shall make you free.''
The KJV is beautifully written and still today is (and I'm not sure) among one of the greatest literary works known to man, surpassing all other Bibles for it's eloquence and style. ~Now you tell me that God did not write it! And if He did then tell us as well why He would author so many other's with differing messages/opinions?
But if we are all subject to opinions rather than the whole counsel of God, then God help us all.
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