Then why arent you posting those?
How do you know the histories surrounding the bibles are true?
Zondervan the publishing company (bible printing) is owned by rupert murdoch.
That's good to know - I don't got any copies printed by Zondervan, but I'll be mindful, thanks.
What does that have to do with the kjv? Its an amazing translation.
Not really in my honest opinion. Like I said before the KJV was done in accordance with the King's permission and his take on what should be written in it. Since you claim King James is not real then with that logic that translation is not real either.
Why do you claim that the King James Version is the go to bible? Food for thought. The Hebrews are called after the name of YHVH - Yahuah. The Messiah’s given name is Yahusha: Which means “God is salvation”. It is the exact same name as the patriarch called “Joshua son of Nun” in the OT. His name is not “Jesus”… was not written with the character “J” until the time period you mentioned and was corrupted by Eurocentric “scholars”. The names of most of the people in scripture would most correctly be transliterated and phonetically spelled with Yah or El as a prefix or suffix. God is not called “The Lord”. The lord in Hebrew is actually called Ba’al. The name of one of the idols that scripture actually speaks against. In a contemporary context we are taught to rank monarchical hierarchy from King and Queen to Prince/Princess, Dutch, Dutches, and Knights before Lords. This contradicts the ranking that “The God” of scripture has biblically. He is King of Kings and Master of Masters. A lord on the other hand is a title unfit for a king. The name of The Most High is actually pronounced Yahuah (Hebrew: יהוה from R to L: Yod-Hey-Uav-Hey). This title means “Look, hand, look, nail” and directs us to the soon to come atoning works of The Messiah יהושע Yahoshua (commonly known as Jesus). Other examples of improper transliteration can be found in the biblical name John which was called Yohaccanon in antiquity. Judah was called Yahudah. Eve was called Chuah. Jeremiah was called Yeremiyahu. Joel was called Yoel. Mathew was Mattenyahu. Isaiah was Yeshayahu. It’s not that complicated to know. Most of the biblical names were altered to sound more Germanic/European. This is called anglicization. The Cepher and some other versions of scripture for example use the restored Hebrew names instead of gentrified names. The Bible writers also didn’t use the A-Z letter system but each and every sound in the English language are based off of and can be used to utter or transliterate Hebrew words and letters. The Hebrew aleph-bet pictographic system in turn provides built in definitions for every word and idiomatic phrase without need of dictionaries or commentaries of interpretation
Dude...epic response - that's a load of information, I'm amazed how many biblical scholars seem to frequent Poal. I'm always learning something.
No problem
Tldr
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