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Default Re: Seven Easy Ways To Tell The True Bible From the False Ones - 10-11-2010, 11:03 PM

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Originally Posted by Ezekiel Bathfire View Post
A work of Godly Love and assiduous devotion to the Word of The Lord of Hosts. Our Faith that the KJV1611 is the one and only inerrant record of The Very Word of The Almighty has been rewarded where we sought none and were merely grateful for the beauty of its guidance.

I await a chance to quote some of the blasphemies of other versions to the brothers Martin and other salad-bar Christians.


Landover salutes you Pastor! Glory!
"Assiduous devotion"?

Could your post be translated into something resembling standard English for the sake of the unsaved trash who might be interested in your opinions?

Are you trying to say that the Godly Pastor's post is a thoughtful, penetrating, industrious, diligent, conscientious, dedicated, and painstaking piece of work that makes plain his devotion to the only true Word of God (the KJV1611)?

And that your faith in the KJV1811 has led you to being rewarded in some way, although you sought no reward?

You "await a chance" to quote some of the "blasphemies of other versions".

Why do you wait? You can quote the blasphemies in other versions any old time you like.

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Definition of AWAIT
transitive verb
1
obsolete : to lie in wait for
2
a : to wait for <awaiting his arrival>
b : to remain in abeyance until <a treaty awaiting ratification>
3
: to be in store for <wonders what awaits him next>
intransitive verb
1
obsolete : attend
2
: to stay or be in waiting : wait
3
: to be in store
Examples of AWAIT
A crowd of people awaited the train.
We're eagerly awaiting his arrival.
He was arrested and is now in prison awaiting trial.
Her long-awaited new novel is finally being published.
The same fate awaits us all.
Do you think these obsolete words are more elegant, or that they make you sound more educated and intellectual?

I mean this in a caring way, of course, but they just make you seem silly and pretentious.

To get an idea of the nature of genuinely good writing, I suggest that you study the writing of writers like Orwell and Graham Greene. Of course, Jane Austen, Hardy, or any of the other acknowledged greats are worth looking at too. For a more ornate style, Henry James is a good example.
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