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The KJB Translators were very smart and knew many languages and made devotions in Greek

The KJB Translators literally called Catholics as being wrong: "(Heretikes they us by the fame right that they call themfelues Catholikes, both being wrong) (The Translators To The Reader, Page 15 out of 1506) So anyone who claims the KJB Translators, when translating the Bible from Hebrew & Greek into English, were Catholics is ignorant and/or a liar.

The KJB Translators were not Catholic, as they called Catholicism/"the church of Rome" as they called it superstitious and mentioned fable/ficition devised by the Romen Catholic system: it is not unknown what a fiction or fable (so it is esteemed, and for no better by the reporter himself, though superstitious) was devised: namely, That at such time as the professors and teachers of Christianity in the Church of Rome, then a true Church, were liberally endowed, a voice forsooth was heard from heaven, saying, Now is poison poured down into the Church, &c [THE TRANSLATORS TO THE READER page V,

Furthermore, the KJB translators stated that they knew and feared the Lord, wanted the Lord to work acare and conscience in us, and called Jesus as the Lord Jesus Christ. The godly KJB translators truly honoured the Lord with all diginity and respect: "The Lord worke a care and confcience in vs [us] to know him and ferue [fear] him, that we may be acknowledged of him at the appearing of our Lord Iefus [Jesus] Christ, tobwhom with the holy Ghost, be all prayfe [praise] and thanksgiving. Amen." (1611 KJB, The Translators To The Reader, Page 18/1506) The KJB is not Satanic! The King James Bible showed hundreds of millions of people how to be saved, preserved all God's words faithfully and perfectly, and If you want to learn about the King James Bible, go read through the 1611 KJB Preface, instead of believing someone's unsubstantiated internet rumors without doing your own research.

In the following posts, we shall compare how the KJB translators versus the modern versions' translators/revisers refer to and treat the Word of God. The King James Bible is the Word of God. English speakers and readers need to  read only the KJB. English speakers and readers have the complete, preserved, inspired, translated Word of God, which is the King James Bible, in the English language.

Unlike modern versions' twisted paraphrased/word-omitting "translators",  1611 KJB translators used word-for word translation type, from Hebrew Masoretic & Greek/Byzantine-type manuscripts into English for KJB. KJB translators said they knew & feared the LORD, were careful, & wanted vulgar (historical/long-used) words to be understood by readers "Truely, that we might not varie from the fenfe [sense] of that which we had tranflated before, if the word fignifized [signifized] the fame [same] thing in both places (for there bee some wordes that be not of the same fenfe euery where) we were efpecially carefull, and made a confcience, according to our duetie. But, that we fhould expreffe the fame notion in the fame particular word; as for example, if we tranflate the Hebrew or Greeke word once by Purpofe, neuer to call it Intent;...But we defire [desire] that the Scripture may fpeake like it felie [it self],...that it may vnderftood even of the very vulgar." (1611 KJB, The Translators To The Reader, Page 18/1506)

On marriage, King James I gave sound advice: 👉Marry a godly & virteous wife 👉Keep your body clean & unpolluted; only give your body to your wife 👉Abstain from fornication. Do not be a fornicator, which shall not enter the kingdom of heaven. ✅King James I quoted 1 Corinthians 6:9 & Revelation 22:15 in his marriage advice "But the principal blefsing that yee can get of good companie will ftande [stand], in your Marying of a godlie and verteous Wife: ... By your preparation (I mean) that ye must keepe your bodie cleane and unpolluted, while ye give it to your Wife whometo onlie it beelongeth:...heare God commanding by the mouth of PAVL to abfteine from from fornication, declaring that the fornicator fhall not inherit the kingdom of heaven; and by the mouth of IOHN reckoning out fornication among other greeuous [grieveous] fins [sins] that debarres the committars among Dogges & Swine, from entrie in that Spirituall and heauenlie Ierufalem:" (Baskilion Doron, The Second Booke, Page 87-89) [on Pages 137-139/276]

King James I wanted people to ground their conscience upon the express Scriptures. Basically he recommended that people should base themselves on what the Scriptures say: "And for keeping your Confcience found from that liknes of Superftition, which is called Morbus animi, yee mufte neither laye the fafetie [safety] of your confcience upom the credit of your owne conceits, nor yet of other men's humours, how great Doctors of Diuinity that euer they be: but ye muft only ground it upon the expreffe Scripture:..." (Basilikon Doron, The First Booke, Page 23). Basically, King James I desired for people to base their conscience on the Scriptures, instead of humours, conciets, doctors of divinity, and more. We need to stay rooted in the Scriptures. https://archive.org/details/cu31924097402626/page/n69/mode/1up Follow us at @TheRealKingJamesI

Meanwhile, King James I's false accusers be like:

In the Gunpowder Plot of 1605, the Jesuits used their Catholic puppet, Guy Fawkes, and attempted to destroy and assasinate the KJB translators and King James I. Guy Fawkes and his Jesuit associates were found in the Parliament basment with many barrels of gunpowder, were captured, and promptly hung. The Jesuits were not able to stop the King James Bible from being completed, and so they made many modern versions like the NIV, ESV, NASV/NASB, etc, so that people get distracted by the hundreds of counterfiet, modern bible versions and have less of a chance to pick up the trustworthy and perfect King James Bible.

The words "one principall good one" and "there were many chosen,...that sought the truth rather then their own praise" give firm, conclusive proof that the KJB translators were honest and the KJB is God's preserved, perfect, inspired, translated Word. Psalms 119:160 KJB Thy word is true from the beginning: and every one of thy righteous judgments endureth for ever. Psalm 12:6-7 KJB [6] The words of the LORD are pure words: As silver tried in a furnace of earth, purified seven times. [7] Thou shalt keep them, O LORD, thou shalt preserve them from this generation for ever.

When talking about King James I, some people will claim the KJB translators said the KJB is not perfect & that modern versions should be followed🥴 That lie is crushed by the 1611 KJB Preface's translators' words 1611 KJB Preface: Truly (good Christian Reader) wee never thought from the beginning, that we should neede to make a new Translation, nor yet to make of a bad one a good one,...but to make a good one better, or out of many good ones, one principall good one,...that hath bene our indeavour, that our marke. To that purpose there were many chosen,...that sought the truth 1900 KJB Preface: 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;...but to make a good one better, or out of many good ones one principal good one,...that hath been our endeavour, that our mark. To that purpose there were many chosen,...that sought the truth (Page xiii, The Translators to the Reader, KJB Pure Cambridge Edition])