Mmmkay, so first of all, here is my life. My enemies are all dyin while screamin about, and I am totally fucking loving it. Because they are that level of assholes.
So, while I am watching and listening to “luftballooneyegouge” fulfill my hunger, due to his deep evil? I will face this here and now.
One dirty lie he leveled at me was I was “misogynist”, which especially alerts me, because I am very specifically not.
His main argument was that I used “NIV” and not “KJV”, and otherwise was entirely a zoo of semantics. But, KJV is as wrong as NIV, and being from the 12th century or so, of course would be. I rely on neither, but aramaic and hebrew and greek and necessary. Anyone saying otherwise is a liar. As english is no what it was writen in. And certainly 12th or 15th century english is not as good as 20th century…
Nevermind that any accusation without facts is pure lie.
And, if so, then the accuser is shown up as being pure Satan.
© 2026 – SoulSequel
4 responses to “OMG! KJV VS NIV!!!”
The concept of God’s word is that it is Spirit-inspired, which also makes it Spirit translated.
Someone in the 12th century struggling with Elizabethan English is not going to confound the Holy Spirit.
Nor is someone writing easy language version for their daughters to understand (The Message).
Words of man, inspired and otherwise, are never going to confound God. Nor is his word going to be lost. Because the author is closer than you think and can testify to the true meaning intended.
@griz yet oddly enough it confounds man. Why?
@Jear77
It ties to our desire to have all things service our feelings.
Including the notion that our feelings, wisdom, reasoning, intelligence, are “the touch-stone” of all reality.
The spiritual path doesn’t try to “nuke” these things away. Instead, it teaches one to recognize them for the changeable/temporary things they are and not become “addicted” to them.
(Which ties to Commandment #1)
Where do I accuse you of misogyny?
I hear it only takes 12 steps & you get all the God you want.
(copied & pasted due to repetition of accusation)