Re: Hello, from godless spain!
Well, it kinda does. There are two basic types of translations: the literal ones and fancy ones. KJV is a literal translation: you get exactly what Jesus said. Fancy translations try to translate what the Bible means instead of what it says - the problem with that is that in the process the translators are trying to interpret the Bible. Hence, you don't get what Jesus said but what someone thought that Jesus said. It starts with change of words, in the worst cases an entire verse may be modified/added/subtracted.
You may want to read Dr. Elmer White's sermon about the KJV being the only reliable version. He knows because he can actually read all of these Hebrew and Greek chicken scratches!
Originally posted by Ronaldo Cristiano
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You may want to read Dr. Elmer White's sermon about the KJV being the only reliable version. He knows because he can actually read all of these Hebrew and Greek chicken scratches!



Anyway, the quoted verses describe how the priest should be - and if you knew anything about the Bible in general you would know that God loves long and meticulous descriptions of how different classes of people should behave - be it priests (here), women (e.g. Ephesians 5:22-24), or, for example, slaves (e.g. Ephesians 6:5-8).
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