I think the introduction to this book should shed a lot of light on the TR and KJV translation. Although we do not accept these are true Scripture, we have allowed them to remain the appendix must serve as the needed corrective.

Acts 9:5-6), and one from the Complutensian Bible (1 John 5:7). This test retains a few readings from the Latin Vulgate, two or three without Greek-manuscript authority (e.g. Beelzeboul for Beelzebub in Matt 12:24 sin for sins in John 8:21 flock for fold in John 10:16) In places it has different reading from that found in the KJV (e.g. It also departs in a few details from the Greek text used by translators of the King James Version. The variants are way too extensive to quote here. There is an appendix for a list of varients between it and other printed editions of the RT. It is based on The New Testament in the original Greek According to the Text Followed in the Authorized Version, edited by F. The Greek text is the Received Text (according to the introduction) and was set by Stephen Austin and Sons for the Trinitarian Bible Society in 1976. It is the type used and set in 1866 by the British and Foreign Bible Society. The Hebrew is, of course, the Masoretic text. The Greek Text is used by permission of the Trinitarian Bible Society, London, England. It contains a Literal translation of the Bible (copyright 1985 by Jay P.

I have a book titled: 'The Interlinear Bible' with Jay P.

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