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the KJB translators did not promote modern versions but wrote: " Truly, good Christian reader, we never thought from the beginning, that we should need to make a new translation, nor yet to make of a bad one a good one (for then the imputation of Sixtus had been true in some sort, that our people had been fed with gall of dragons instead of wine, with whey instead of milk); but to make a good one better, or out of many good ones, one principal good one, not justly to be excepted against." (Page 16) The notes never go against KJB Only at all. The translators simply said they wanted to make a good one better, and out of many translations one principle good one. Nothing about for or against KJB Only in the above quote from Page 16 of the KJN Preface. What the modern versions do say many times, is say that their course was marked from the KJB, but then the modern versions do not even follow the KJB or Tyndale Example: ESV Preface on Page vii says: "The English Standard Version (ESV) stands in the classic mainstream of English Bible translations over the past half-millennium. The fountainhead of that stream was William Tyndale’s New Testament of 1526; marking its course were the King James Version of 1611 (KJV)". Then the ESV departs from both Tyndale and the KJB

Clearly, the KJB translators knew, read in and spoke English, Greek, Latin, Hebrew, Chaldee, Syrian, French, Spanish, Italian, and more languages such as Persian and Arabic. More information Follow us at @TheRealKingJamesI

The KJB translators' materials: "If you afke [ask] what they had before them, truely it was the Hebrew text of the Old Teftament, the Greeke of the New. These are the two pipes, or rather conduits, where-through the oliue [olive] branches empty themfelues [themselves] into the golde. .. That at the credit of the olde Bookes (he meaneth of the Old Testament) is to bee tried by the Hebrewe Volumes, fo [so] of the New by the Greeke tongue, he meaneth by the originall Greeke. If trueth is to be tried by thefe [these] tongues, then whence fhould [should] a translation be made, but out of them? These tongues therefore, the Scriptures wee fay [say] in those tongues, wee fet [we set] before vs to tranflate, being the tongues wherein God was pleased to fpeake to his Churche by his Prophets and Apostles. ..." "Neither did wee thinke much to consult the Tranflators or Commentators, Chaldee, Hebrew, Syrian, Greeke, or Latine, no nor the Spanish, French, or Italian" 1611 KJB Preface Pages 15 Source & 16 Source More info

First off, Freemasonry didn’t start until 1717 A.D. The KJV was finished/published in 1611. Another cool fact is that King James DID NOT write the KJB, he authorized it. King James also condemns people who do witchcraft and sorcery as stated in his book “Demonology” and how it is the ‘Devil’s power.’ “…God of his vnspeakeable goodnes did reueale and lay it open in very strange sorte, therby to make knowne vnto the worlde, that there actions were contrarye to the lawe of God, and the naturall affection which we ought generallye to beare one to another: the manner of the reuealing wherof was as followeth.” Page 67

First off, Freemasonry didn’t start until 1717 A.D. The KJV was finished/published in 1611. Another cool fact is that King James DID NOT write the KJB, he authorized it. King James also condemns people who do witchcraft and sorcery as stated in his book “Demonology” and how it is the ‘Devil’s power.’ “…God of his vnspeakeable goodnes did reueale and lay it open in very strange sorte, therby to make knowne vnto the worlde, that there actions were contrarye to the lawe of God, and the naturall affection which we ought generallye to beare one to another: the manner of the reuealing wherof was as followeth.” Page 67

Must watch: Resources of the King James Translators: The Truth Revealed! 👉Youtube Link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2fv6E7QGocI 👉Preserved Word Ministries proves from his 8 years of independent research that both Erasmus and the KJB Translators had access to, studied, and used many pure, ancient manuscripts and resources from the preserved line of Bible copies that paved the way for the translated King James Bible. Youtube Link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2fv6E7QGocI (For the 8 years comment, see video comments section in the reply to PopeyeBHR's comment) @TheRealKingJamesI

Some history of the KJB Translation Process: https://www.bible-researcher.com/kjvhist.html

Why is the King James Bible called the King James Bible? Answer: From 1611 until the 1900s, the KJB's name was the Holy Bible and was also called "the Authorized Version/AV" due to King James I's commission (in 1604) of the 54 translators in order for the KJB to be completed on and translated from the Hebrew Masoretic Text and the Greek Textus Receptus alongside using the previous English Bibles like Tyndale's Bible, Matthew Coverdale's Bible, and the Bishops Bible (which was made by Anglicans that were against Roman Catholicism). When the modern corrupt versions started being made in the 1900s, then the Holy Bible (that the 54 translators worked on for 7 years) completed in 1611, was called the King James Bible/KJB to distinguish the KJB from the newly made, corrupt modern versions. Follow us at @TheRealKingJamesI

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The Rules to be obserued in Tranflation 1. The ordinary Bible read in the Church comonly call[e]d the Bishops to be followed be as Little Altered as the Truth of the Originall will permit. 2. The Names of the Prophetts & holy writers with the other Names in the Text to be retayned as neere as may be accordingly as the vulgarly ufed. 3. The old Eccliasticall wordes to be kept, (viz) as the word Church not to be transflated Congregation. 4. When a word hath diverge significations, that to be kept, which hath bene most comonly commonly ufed by the most of the Ancient Fathers, being agreeable to the propriety of the place & the Analogie of Faith. 5. The division of chapters to be Altred ether not at all, or as little as may be if necessity doth require. 6. No marginal Notes at all to be affixed, but only for the Explaination of Hebrew or Greeke wordes; wch cannot wthout some circumlocution s firefly so fittly be explaned in the Text. 7. Such quotations of places to be marginally fitt downe as shall serue for fitt reference of one Scripture to another. 8. Every particular man of each company to take the same chapter or chapters & having amended & tranflated them severally by himself wher he thinkes good, all to meet together, conferr what they have done, & agree for theirpart wt shall stand. 9. As one company hath dispatched any one Booke in this manner they shall send it to the rest to be confidred of serioufly & iudicioufly, for His Majesty is very careful in this point. 10. If any company upon the review of the Booke so sent shall doubt or differ upon any place & withall send their Reasons: to wch [Transcription note not in "The Rules" but for the reader's benefit: the word "wch" then = "which" today] if they consent not, the diffrence to be compounded at the general meeting, wch is to be of the chief Perfons of each company at the End of the worke. 11. When any place of especiall obfcurity is doubted of, Letters to be directed by Autority to any man in the Land for his iudgment on such a Place. 12. Letters to be sent from Every Bishop to the rest of his clergy admonishing them of the Tranflation in hand, & to move and charge as many as being skilful in the Tongues have taken paines in that kinde, to send his particular ofseruations to the Company, either at Westminster, Cambridge, or Oxford. 13. The directors in each company to be the deanes of Westminster & Chester for that place, & the King’s Professors in the Hebrew and Greeke in Each uniuersity. 14. Thefe Tranflations to be ufed wher they agree better with the Text then the Bishhops Bible Tindalls [Tyndale’s] Matthewes [Matthew’s] Couerdalls [Coverdale’s] Whitchurch Geneva

Exclusive: The rules of the KJB Translators are in an early manuscript named BL [British Library Board] MS Harley 750 (which is contained in Pages 88-89 of Manifold Greatness: the Making of the King James Bible). (The LINK requires somebody to have a WebArchive Account to view, but we at the Real King James I channel were able to screenshot "The Rules" document). The transcription of The Rules is in the below message.