this is the only Bible you need

[@gail63907]

The KJV is mathematical. It is also from the uncorrupted texts. There is a KZbin video from “Truth is Christ” that goes through the mathematics of it & also Robert Breaker goes through the origins of it. That convinced me that God’s hands were on this English translation. Only God could make the pure mathematical stuff happen. The other texts in the newer translations were put together & corrupted along the way to suit man.

[@tomthomasiii9994]

Amen

[@brock2443]

The King James is actually considered Modern English. The Wycliffe Translation is closest to Old English, but it is written in Middle English.

[@davidlittlewood4215]

No way is the KJV modern English. Who speaks in the language of Shakespeare today?

[@joeangular]

Thank you! God bless you! It is a wonderful thing to see sweet Christian to speak about the Word of God with love and unreligious reverence.

[@savedsav]

Thank you for watching! God bless you too!

[@danny-yy9fv]

I also only read the KJV Cambridge / Oxford amen.

[@openlybookish]

I recently got a thinline KJV personal size at a used bookstore. Thanks so much for sharing.

[@SarahEA1]

KJV girl here!! 🙌🙌

[@Lupe-s5j]

C.I.Scofield,D.D.Bible (1569) is God’s pure word😊.

[@AmericanShia786]

For someone who wants to read the KJV without the disputed books in an affordable format, the Bible you recommend is an excellent one, and certainly would be the only one a "minimalist" would need. My old eyes need a larger font. I use a KJV Large Print "Turquoise". It contains the letter from the translators to the reader, which I believe should (but not must) be read by anyone who reads the King James Translation. The KJV translators also translated the disputed books. All of the Protestants who taught Sola Scriptura believed the disputed books were edifying, but were not scripture for all time. The First Book of Macabees

[@brock2443]

I like the font that Thomas Nelson uses in their KJVs. It is the easiest for me to read.

[@ericpruett5648]

Christ is Born! Glorify Him! I ordered one! ❤️ I got the bonded leather. I thought it might hold up better. Thanks for your suggestion. Have a very blessed New Year!

[@savedsav]

Amen, that’s great to hear! Happy New Year to you too ⭐️

[@mikegintz5256]

KJV #1 Amen!!

[@NateTheSaint777]

I have the same one. It was gifted to me by a close friend🙌

[@MartinTB6]

KJV. Respect!!

[@lav-719]

Most definitely 💯

[@VaporJames4_14]

Looks like a good one KJV has been helpful to me over the years in understanding certain passages that NKJV didn't quite make sense and visa versa.

[@Scout-bt3mo]

I've got one of these in my wish list! Thanks. I've been looking for a Bible like this.

[@savedsav]

Glad it could help!

[@williamcharleswhite-ve1bm]

I like the expositor study Bible words King James and it has notes in read that explains the verses. You can accept the explanation or not.

[@TonyDaygo]

Bless your heart! Keep your faith strong! ❤

[@savedsav]

I appreciate the encouragement!

[@HPCthulhu2011]

There is absolutely no way that it is the only bible that a person needs because they are not all the same, not if you are trying to free your body. What you could do though is read that bible at a certain time of the day and maybe it will lighten your load or burden by lifting you up. It might not though.

[@CodyForrest-b1t]

King James wrote three books before he produced the Bible two books were on demonology and one on witchcraft he was on point amen

[@jonathanrector]

Super greatful this showed up today. I've been stuck in translation soup, and I have to be honest...I've checked so many different translations and the CEV / NLT is so smooth, yet something itches at my brain that I should devote my time to the KJV instead. All that to say, I'm a new christian (a little over a year now), and I bought a similar bible to yours, has lots of updated words in the center column, it's great! But I stopped using it for two reasons. 1. There are so many numbers next to words that tell me it has a different meaning that I find I have to slow right down and look at the column every time to make sure the word is what I think it is, do you feel this issue as well? 2. Sometimes I only have my phone to read and when I do, the apps I use, none of them are as awesome as my bible, so I worry too much about not knowing if the words are right. Sorry for this wall of text, but I wanted to ask. God bless you, enjoy your weekend.

[@savedsav]

Thank you for sharing! I def recommend the KJV as someone who previously read other versions. You definitely will understand it the more you read it. 1. I get what you mean, but the more you read, you come across the same words & you’ll soon realize you already know what that word means because you saw it in another passage, and you won’t have to always use the numbers for the definitions. 2. I get this too, but, one, the Holy Spirit will guide you and help you understand (that’s why it’s important to pray before you read), and two, it’s okay if you don’t understand everything when you’re reading it the first time. I’ve come across passages that I’ve read many times before that I didn’t understand and now I do! As far as the phone reading, I personally read the proverbs of the day on my phone when I wake up (the light helps wake me up) and then later on when I’m fully awake I’ll do my actual Bible study with my physical Bible.

[@jonathanrector]

@@savedsav Honestly, thank you. I think I'm going to devote 2025 to the KJV and see how it goes. Have a great night.

[@openlybookish]

I've been stuck in translation soup for probably over 10+ and I recently became more convicted about the KJV.

[@jonathanrector]

@@openlybookish Oh? Please share more. Have you taken the plunge and gone all in, or what?

[@openlybookish]

@@jonathanrector after researching the differences with the modern translations I just can't stomach using them. I own a few, but still feel drawn back to the KJV.

[@justindobro]

KJV 👍

[@rainbowpeapod2796]

great video thank you

[@notknownwhoknows2306]

What is your opinion on the KJV using the word unicorn? I think other versions use the word Ox.

[@savedsav]

I don’t have much thought on it. I know it’s not referring to the unicorns of today lol

[@notknownwhoknows2306]

I thought in Hebrew it will be different?? But I don't read in Hebrew, so was wondering what is the translation. I to use AKJV.

[@notknownwhoknows2306]

Thanks for responses from both. Found thus out from a website. Psalm 92:10, the psalmist is praying and says, “But my horn shalt thou exalt like the horn of an unicorn.” Looking at this verse in a Latin Bible, the word “unicorn” is unicornis, the same scientific Latin name of the present-day Asian one-horned rhinoceros. The King James Bible translators transliterated this word “unicornis” as “unicorn.” Looking at Deuteronomy 33:17 in a Latin Bible, this verse uses the Latin word rinocerotis, referring to a two-horned rhinoceros

[@brock2443]

@@notknownwhoknows2306 In greek the word is μονόκερως, a monoceros. So some sort of animal having only one horn.

[@bennieseigler4701]

Amen and Amen 🙏

[@joemiller8029]

There is one word of God, and many, many, many word of man (not the word of God). Get yourself a king james bible, any font size you need, and hear God's word! Ah yes! The king james! God bless you!

[@openlybookish]

Amen

[@scottsinger273]

I'm happy with my NASB, chapter closed, goodnite!!

[@lunchandlearn]

I like to read about 7 different translations.

[@savedsav]

Wow!

[@lunchandlearn]

@@savedsavwithout a knowledge of the original languages, I’ve found that using many translations helps me get a better understanding of the text.

[@TrevorTroutbeck]

You talked about why the Thomas Nelson thinline KJV bible is your favourite bible. Do you use other publishers of the KJV bible? If so, which one(s)?

[@hughsmyth9527]

I have king James version.

[@donnag.3611]

8 POINT??? AHH THAT WOULD BE A 'NO'

[@gypsylane8723]

there Giant print center column reference bible KJV has the same foot notes at a 12 text block

[@seanrathmakedisciples1508]

Thanks for your video. You spoke with clarity of thought and your desire was for the readership’s benefit. I pray all blessings and favour on you and your family and ministry in Jesus name. Our main goal is encouraging people to read and listen to Gods word daily making disciples on our daily journey with Jesus. All bibles have the same good news: The Lord Jesus is the only saviour of the entire world so call on Jesus now and have forgiveness and salvation and paradise forevermore

[@Mirage9982]

The only Bible you need is the one you will read and that isn’t the Jehovah’s Witness bible or the Latter Day Saints Bible. Maybe the chosen or message version as well.

[@davidlittlewood4215]

God bless you but sadly people do not speak in King James language any more. I know as I grew up with it! If you want that text, try the new king James version which irons out the anachronisms.

[@x-mess]

I never see people talk about ISR version... it's my favorite 😍

[@savedsav]

I’ve never heard of it!

[@heytibby]

@@savedsav You're a grown woman in 2024. You still believe in fairy tales? I'm guessing you are also vaxxinated and do everything else the govt tells you like a good little sheep.

[@x-mess]

@savedsav yes!!! it has the original Hebrew pronunciation or transliteration of propper names of People and Places...and the Hebrew name Yahweh instead of Lord (where applicable) and Yeshuah/Jesus in Hebrew .. I've tested it with strong's concordance and it does check out... ✅️

[@Janxiv91]

Ignatius Study Bible is a good Bible to have.

[@PamTecklenburg]

Absolute best study Bible

[@chrisoneill3999]

Roman Catholic. Not a real Bible.

[@Janxiv91]

@chrisoneill3999 How did you know that's not a real Bible? There's no citing in the Bible that the only KJV is the only translation that we read as christians.

[@PamTecklenburg]

@@chrisoneill3999 Have you studied how the Bible was compiled? You might be surprised ( like I was) to find that the people deciding the canon of scripture were bishops of the Catholic Church. Council of Rome 382. Pope Damasus I

[@whichypoohs]

I have this too

[@realityescapesme7588]

I only buy “Giant print” bibles. I don’t have any issues reading small fonts I just don’t prefer them lol. For most normal people though that does look like a quality Bible. Also can’t go wrong with King James ❤

[@savedsav]

The giant print Bible are great too! Just a little too big and heavy for me lol. Thanks for watching!

[@James41892]

YAHOSHEA BLESS Sister. יהושע ברכה אחות

[@FredHenry1850]

I'm glad that you found the Bible that works for you. I'm not a King James Only Christian, though I am not against people who like it.

[@savedsav]

Appreciate you taking the time to watch! What’s your preferred version to read?

[@FredHenry1850]

@savedsav I grew up on the NKJV, but I have switched to reading the NASB95 while I was at university. I own three KJV, though, and I enjoy reading the Psalms in it.

[@BecamePneuma]

KJV only!

[@J.F.331]

Just genuinely curious, do you read the KJV because it is your preference or because you think it is the most accurate translation?

[@savedsav]

Both! I definitely see the value in other versions especially for new believers. But, I also believe certain translations can be dangerous as they take out verses, which can change entire doctrines.

[@AllforOne_OneforAll1689]

@@savedsav Actually no major doctrines have been changed between the translations that have a different manuscript basis. This is not a translation issue, it is a manuscript issue that why some verses are missing. I grew up KJV only, my grandfather is the owner and president of a KJV only seminary. I understand where you are coming from.

[@WhiteKingdom-y6k]

@@AllforOne_OneforAll1689 1st john5:7 is literally a doctrine change in some bibles

[@joeangular]

@@AllforOne_OneforAll1689 It actually does attack / change a super major doctrine. Look at Micah 5:2 (NIV, ESV, ). Christ is everlasting, He does not have a beginning. What if somebody is waiting at the doctor and just pickups a Bible for a glance and opens it in Micah 5:2 and then he is called to enter the room to see a doctor. What is he taking with her / him? Of course you can say it is a poetic way how to say eternity. May be. But if it means eternity, just put there eternity, eternal or everlasting.

[@AllforOne_OneforAll1689]

@@joeangular You do know that's because earlier manuscripts read differently right? This is not a translation issue it's a manuscript one. Do your homework

[@emuna9823]

Different bibles for different things?😮

[@savedsav]

Some use different Bibles for church, others for studying, others for travel, etc.

[@michaelasun7593]

I trust only in KJV.

[@berndkamps3995]

Ich habe die Schlachter 2000 und eine Basis Bibel ❤ ich wünsche euch eine schöne zeit

[@rightlydivideWoT]

KJV is the only true Word of Truth❤

[@MalsawmkimaKhawlhring]

Much love..❤ KJV is the word of God. Christ Is King👑✝️

[@gunstar168]

Just please be careful trusting the footnotes. Remember, unlike the Bible's text, they are written by men (who have their own opinions and agendas...and Thomas Nelson is definitely NOT a "KJV-Only" (aka, Bible-BELIEVING) publisher). There are also dictionaries, context clues (within the text, especially by comparing a word/passage in one verse with a word/passage of another, as 2 Timothy 3:15 KJV talks about), and (most importantly) prayer that can also help give the reader understanding. God speed and bless you, earnest and dear sister! "Prove all things; hold fast that which is good." - 1 Thessalonians 5:21

[@savedsav]

Thank you! Do you have any recommendations for a publisher that is KJV only?

[@hughsmyth9527]

By way if you have lost an unsaved loved one, they don't go to hell to burn forever, as they don't have an immortal soul.

[@HPCthulhu2011]

Wait, one more. That bible that you have in my opinion it is one the side of authority instead of power. There is authority and there is power so if it is academic pursuit than you want to memorize everything and know where stuff is located in the bible than that is authority but power is different. Okay that is all that I'll say about it.

[@ZdravNaukKJV]

Awake thou that sleepest, and arise from the dead, and Christ shall give thee light. (Ephesians 5:14) kzbin.info/www/bejne/oXzao5d9d9OAn7csi=qXUCzlIQaXy95dp9

[@arianaestilobob]

Que la hace pensar que esa Biblia es la mejor

[@savedsav]

Lo dije en el video

[@alimarpelolargo]

@@savedsav no se ingles, besos

[@zionvisions]

🙏🏽❤️‍🔥

[@juanpablo2370]

John 3:5+Acts 2:38=Titus 3:5

[@mikegintz5256]

Amen!!! Don't leave this world without it

[@gunstar168]

@juanpablo2370 You sadly have a heretical understanding of baptism. Can you show me a single example of someone in the New Testament who was saved after being water baptized? Peter said Cornelius was saved BEFORE being baptized (in Acts 10:47) and that's just one of many, many examples. "Born of water" = first birth (flesh), from your mother's water: the old man. "Born of spirit" = second birth, aka, salvation: the new creature of 2 Corinthians 5:17. When you believe washing your flesh will save your spirit, you interpret Jesus' words in a fleshly mindset, like they did in John 6:60-63.

[@gunstar168]

@mikegintz5256 There is not a single example in the New Testament where someone was saved/healed AFTER being water baptized. The lepur, the woman of Canaan, the blind man of John 9 (who WAS trying to get in WATER) and the centurion are just a few examples of people being saved BEFORE (if EVER) getting water baptized.

[@HowToThink-h7e]

King James Only! I was concerned until you said that😂

[@arianaestilobob]

Poe qué esa

[@alanhales6369]

SavedSav, the KJV is a good Bible and Thomas Nelson KJV NKJV Bible's are very good. The NKJV is the most accurate translation of the Bible.

[@tomthomasiii9994]

▪︎ ☆☆☆ Only the KJV has Godhead ☆☆☆ The words Godhead are removed from All modern Bibles, including the NKJV Acts 17:29, Romans 1:20, Colossians 2:9 ▪︎ kzbin.info/www/bejne/mKKTg5SAfcmZfbMsi=AnQDcBQ1hdLPuWfl Every Letter Of The King James Bible Is Perfect And Important! (8:52) ***Psalm 12:6,7*** 2 Timothy 3:16-17 Galatians 3:16 Matthew 23:25-28 [ There are 2 lines of Bible History= 1) through Syria with 5,321 manuscripts ~ These duplicates all agree with each other-Majority Text (MT) =99.2% of available texts 2) Through Alexandria, Egypt= 45 manuscripts (40 of these 45) are just a verse(s)~ that do not agree with each other. Makes up less than 1% of available manuscripts ]

[@tomthomasiii9994]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/d4LbgIZsqb2Zfposi=OgQo0ZNnrEv97Wgj Should I Only Use The King James Bible? CRUCIAL VIDEO/ KJV, NKJV, NIV, ESV

[@alanhales6369]

@tomthomasiii9994 use the NKJV, because it's the most accurate translation. The best translation are the KJV, any of the KJV family, or the MEV. But whatever you do, DO NOT use any modern translations, because they are erroneous and comes from the erroneous Alexandrian of Egypt texts, who were anti Christian.

[@tomthomasiii9994]

@alanhales6369 the NKJV is actually not good. kzbin.info/www/bejne/d4LbgIZsqb2Zfposi=OgQo0ZNnrEv97Wgj Should I Only Use The King James Bible? CRUCIAL VIDEO/ KJV, NKJV, NIV, ESV, (56:00)

[@alanhales6369]

@tomthomasiii9994 you quite obviously don't know the Biblical Greek, I have the Byzantine greek texts and the majority texts and the TR Greek texts, and the NKJV Is the most accurate translation.

[@blitzwing9150]

look into an Orthodox Study Bible. very interesting with the other books included. Also if you visit a monastery (specifically a greek one) they have new testament bibles translated from the original greek. Also both are usually translated from the Septuagint rather than Masoretic

[@joeangular]

"with the other books included" I do not think this a good part :)

[@blitzwing9150]

@ why?

[@joeangular]

@@blitzwing9150 What do you mean "why"? Bible is the Word of God (66 books), not some history written just by men or foolish religious ideas. That is not Word of God.

[@blitzwing9150]

@ yes and the Holy Spirit guides the church which in turn established the completed Bible. And without history a lot more people probably wouldn’t believe in Christ. Dont forget that God gave us a brain to use and discern not just use go with what feels good. And dont forget that “religion” and religious men and women died to keep this faith and the sacred texts. Dont take it for granted.

[@joeangular]

@@blitzwing9150 Well, that is why I said that adding some books to the Bible (66 books) is not a good "feature" to say it mildly. Also, church did not establish anything. Church itself is established on the outcome of Christ and his apostles and NT prophets. People of God only recognized these Scriptures as being from God and agreed in this recognition. OT scriptures were well recognized long before that.

[@darlalawton7689]

why would you want to read a translation that you have to look up the meaning of old English words?....I prefer to read a Bible translation that I understand everyword that I'm reading.

[@pernelldh]

I read The Remnant Study Bible with E.G. White Comments NKJV.

[@gunstar168]

@pernelldh Just so you know, the NKJV is KJV only for marketing purposes: it often uses a different manuscript tradition than the KJV, literally making it a different bible, not a simple language update (eg, KJV: "us that ARE saved", NKJV: "are BEING saved"). That's not an insignificant change, but rather tells you something completely different about salvation and eternity than the KJV does!

[@strangeroamer3219]

King James Only people believe the King James is the only true Bible. So do they believe that anyone who lived before the 1600s wasn't saved? Do they believe that Christians who don't speak English aren't saved?

[@savedsav]

Nope. The type of Bible you have doesn’t get you to heaven. Faith in Christ does. I go to a Spanish church lol.

[@strangeroamer3219]

@savedsav Don't get me wrong. K started reading the King James Bible and I have several because I love it. But there's a lot of people who say that the King James is the only true Bible. I am currently reading the Reina Valera because I started going to Spanish speaking churches. I prefer the King James and the Reina Valera. But there are people who got saved reading other versions. You're right. Faith and obedience to God, and love are the ways to get saved.

[@alimarpelolargo]

Hola guapa, se ha preguntado por qué Dios permite el mal?

[@savedsav]

Todo el mundo tiene propia voluntad. No se debería culpar a Dios por las malas decisiones que hace la gente. Igual como Dios no obliga a que lo sigan, el no para lo que la mala gente hace. Eso no significa que no habrá consecuencias para ellos. Aparte de eso, sufrir es parte de la vida, y nos ayuda crecer en nuestra fe. En un perfecto mundo, la gente viviera de acuerdo a los principios de la Biblia y tuvieramos un mundo totalmente diferente al que tenemos hoy. Desafortunadamente, eso no pasará. Pero ten por seguro que todo tiene proposito (bueno y malo).

[@valeriehernandez5150]

I like the NASB and NIV.

[@chrisoneill3999]

The KJV is the only gay-friendly translation. Also the only Bible with unicorns.

[@americanswan]

The KJV is fantastic. Keep it. Read it. Greatest English book in history. Unfortunately, it's 400 years old. There are now phrases in the KJV that it is easier to find the Greek or Hebrew meaning than to find the 1600s English definition since phrases aren't in English dictionaries. MODERN DICTIONARIES DO NOT have 1600s English definitions. You have to pay £90 annual subscription to the Oxford Dictionary to get the 1600s word definitions OR know Greek and Hebrew. Why? Because stubborn mules refuse to use a modern translation. I don't understand the foolishness. God's WORD is meant to be UNDERSTOOD. Keep your KJV. Read it, folks, but you need a modern version to see the words AND phrases you don't understand. I use the NASB1995 exclusively now, and I can easily understand what God is trying to tell me.

[@americanswan]

Do you know where those definitions in the margin come from? Greek and Hebrew. Why not just change the word in the text to match the modern definition? So it's okay for a pastor or professor to read the Greek and recommend words in the margins but not to change the text to actually be understandable. How short would sermons be if KJV onlyists pastors didn't spend 10 minutes explaining the ancient English? "I don't trust other translations". So why do you trust the translator who put the new definition into the margin? Maybe they are wrong. kjv onlyists make no logical since. 100 KJV onlyists pastors were recently asked questions about the KJV. Maybe 9 answered all questions correctly according to the greek and Hebrew. 91 KJV Onlyists pastors don't understand their own Bible. If a KJV onlyists pastor can't understand the KJV, how can you? (All results are online) KJV ONLYISTS are a lost cause.

[@savedsav]

Thank you for taking the time to write this out. That’s great that you understand the NASB, I understand the KJV. I actually attend a Spanish church where our congregation uses Reina Valera so I haven’t come across a pastor taking 10 min to explain the Greek & Hebrew. I understand where you’re coming from of why not just change the words, but because it’s old English, to change some words would result in completely rearranging verses to make it grammatically correct. This is risky as some words can be taken out, and doctrines could be changed. Idk the version but there’s a verse about the trinity, that “the three are one.” In another non KJV version, it says “the three agree”...that completely changes the doctrine of the trinity. There are many other examples of that. The Bible tells us that God will preserve his word. If you’re happy reading the NASB, that’s great. I will stick to KJV, and that’s okay too. There’s no need to get defensive or rude.

[@americanswan]

@savedsav You are absolutely correct when it comes to spanish or german or other languages. I know the Korean King James Bible claims to be the only correct Bible and it's causing a mess in Korea over the last 15 years. The Korean KJV is a very new Bible. What if "the three agree" is the correct meaning of the Greek or Hebrew? What if the doctrines are wrong because they don't understand 400 year old English? It's possible.

[@joeangular]

@@americanswan That is why Christ gave pastor teachers to preach the Word and teach the doctrine. Btw I really do not understand how Christian can receive advice or teaching about the Holy Scriptures from unbelieving people and receive their theories about text of Scriptures. It is beyond me.

[@americanswan]

@joeangular That would be false. Pastors are to teach the gospel, not 1611 English. Secondly, the translators of the KJV put the Bible into modern English of THEIR DAY for the common man to understand. Thirdly, why do you trust some pastors to explain the greek and hebrew meanings of 1611 English, BUT refuse to listen to the scholars who write modern translations? Where do pastors get the greek and Hebrew meanings from? From the same people who write modern translations. Shocking. Next, a phone survey of 100 KJV onlyists pastors found only 9 knew all the answers to the questions. 91 pastors made ERRORS in trying to understand the KJV BIBLE. Shocking. A member of a church with a modern translation based on greek and hebrew scholarship, understand the Bible better than 91% of KJV onlyists pastors. Are you telling me you understand the KJV Bible better than 91% of KJV onlyists' pastors?

[@jameszapata8290]

Savedsa young lady. That's why God mad at you. Because you love the Bible more than you love Jesus. You don't want the holy Spirit.

[@savedsav]

God isn’t mad at me. You don’t know me, so you can’t claim to know whom I love based off of a short video of me reviewing a Bible. But since you’re curious, I love God the Father, Jesus the Son, and the Holy Spirit my Comforter (aka the Trinity). Here are some Bible verses about how vital the word of God is to our lives. Psalm 119:11, Psalm 37:31, Deuteronomy 11:18-19, Colossians 3:16, Proverbs 4:20-22, Jeremiah 15:16, Psalm 119:9-11, and many more. My intention with this video was only to recommend a Bible I really like, nothing else. Hope you have a great day!

[@jameszapata8290]

​@@savedsav. Yes God is mad at you and Jesus too. God Jesus and the holy Spirit hate the Bible because it usurps God's authority. We're supposed to be led by the holy Spirit not a Bible. See you study the Bible that's a No-No. You're supposed to be studying the holy Spirit that's God's spirit the very best. That you reject. The Bible quenches the holy Spirit from entering you. The Bible stop jesus's voice being heard in the land. You don't know these things because you don't have the holy Spirit. I don't want to know somebody like you a Bible worshiping thug. Who loves the Bible over the holy Spirit. You just proved it to me in your video. The Bible has thousands of lies and contradictions it's all Mumble jumbled words added and took it out it's not complete.. Satan gave us the Bible. When he had his two beasts. Make the Canon scrolls. He got all the scriptures that were of God's people. When he copied them on the Canon scrolls he changed the letters in the words in there. It's a law book. To put you under the law in the old covenant. God and Jesus do not honor the old covenant.you don't read the Bible for history you use it for faith. You proved it to me in this video. You can't read the Bible for history that's fine but it's not good for faith. I can read the Bible for history if I want and use it as a teaching tool to show you that you're wrong. Young lady you don't have the holy Spirit. You have a Bible verses in scriptures in your heart. That's a big no no. You have a Bible veil over your face and you have the evil eye all you see is evil. The words that you speak for your mouth are filthy. You have no understanding. You need to pray to Jesus in the spirit of repent and reveal the truth to you. I don't point people to a Bible. High point people to Jesus and how to pray to him in the spirit. You took the Bible you took the mark of the beast. You will be Satan through his Bible. Open Satan is the mark of the beast. Do your research find out who gave us the Bible. Who compiled the Bible and who authorized it. You'll find out the truth.

[@x-mess]

What a coocoo comment on a Bible recommendation....

[@jameszapata8290]

@@x-mess I don't recommend the Bible. I recommend the holy Spirit. Study the holy Spirit not a Bible. When you study the Bible you study the past. When you study the holy Spirit you study the future. The holy spirit is God's spirit the very best. You're using a Bible. You Bible worshiping thug

[@jameszapata8290]

@x-mess you're right. The lady is cuckoo. Recommending the Bible over the holy Spirit. The holy spirit is God's spirit the very best that he poured out on the day of Pentecost. This lady loves her Bible she thinks God poured out the Bible for her. Doesn't know that Bible worshipers live in the past that's why they quote scriptures from the Bible book there is no future for them. Holy Spirit children they live in the future.