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Here we GO!! WAKE UP PEOPLE! Listen to this...
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Just after watching The Borgias and Spartacus. I would have very little faith in those corrupt flesh and God worshiping villains transcribing and authoring the modern day Bible without there evil tainting it...
Jesus has been abandoned in favour of The State and Secret Societies (Occults) of corrupt individuals, who's bloodlines date back to when the corruption of Jesus begun!
Zionist Christians, Catholics, etc have been deceived by what they are meant to fear. Jesus didn't approve or speak of, any of those actions such occults carry out in his name.
Thank Christ, there shall be no Zionists in Heaven just a lot of loving and GLP like minded people! Order is slavery, insanity is freedom that's how God likes to roll it ain't borrrrring!
Quoting: anonymous 35899439 Did King James authorize his translation to be used in the churches in England? ANSWER: No. He authorized it's translation, but not its usage. EXPLANATION: It is difficult for someone in the twentieth century, especially someone in America to fathom the conditions of nearly four hundred years ago. We Christians not only have a Bible in our language, but more often than not, we have several. Added to that is our concordance and a raft of Bible commentaries and sundry other "Christian" books. Yet the world of the sixteenth and early seventeenth centuries was quite different. The common man in England had no Bible. The only copy available to him was chained to the altar of the church. As recently as 1536, William Tyndale had been burned at the stake for the high crime of printing Bibles in the language of the common man, English. When King James commissioned the fifty-four translators in 1603 he did not mandate the upcoming translation to be used in churches. In fact, that it was translated and not intended for the churches left it only one explainable destiny. That is, that it should be supplied to the common man. It might be noted that the world has no greater power than the common man with the common Bible in his hand.
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