What did the KJV contain? | Rapp Report Daily 007 | Andrew Rappaport | SFE | Striving for Eternity

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Welcome to The Rapid Bull, Daily Edition, where we provide a quick Biblical interpretations and applications.
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This is a ministry of striving for eternity. There are some people who are under the assumption that the
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KJV, King James Version of the Bible in 1611, was inspired by God.
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If those who believe that listen to this podcast, they may be upset with me.
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But the King James Version of the Bible, in the original edition that was begun in 1604 and completed in 1611, contained the 39
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Old Testament books and the 27 New Testament books. But for those who believe it was inspired, well get ready, you're going to support the
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Roman Catholic Church. Because yes, they also included the 14 books known as the
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Apocrypha. These books were included in the original printing of the
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King James Version. The history behind that, we're going to look at tomorrow. When we look at why it is that King James decided to commission a printing of the
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English Bible. Because that reason has much to do with why the
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King James Version included the Apocrypha. The 1611 edition of the
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King James Bible is actually one that we would not be able to read today. Because its
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English is so different. And it also was not the last edition. It went through a major rewrite in 1769.
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And if you look at many of your authorized King James Bibles, that's right, because it's not the original
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King James. It's been changed quite a bit. Most translations you look at today are back from 1980.
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